POLE REPLACEMENTS AND REARRANGEMENTS Sample Clauses

POLE REPLACEMENTS AND REARRANGEMENTS. Upon receipt of an application for a pole license, Licensor or Licensor’s designee will make appropriate Make-Ready Survey of the poles listed therein in consultation with any Joint Users and, if the Licensee shall so desire, with the Licensee's representatives. The Licensor and Joint User shall determine, among other things, whether, in order to accommodate the attachments of the Licensee, any rearrangements or changes are necessary in the facilities, including guying and anchoring, of the Licensor or of other Joint Users or of others with attachment rights, and whether any poles require replacement by taller or stronger poles, all such work and other work required in connection therewith being sometimes hereinafter referred to as "Physical Make-Ready Work." The Licensor shall notify the Licensee as to which poles are available without Physical Make-Ready Work; those poles upon which Physical Make-Ready Work is required together with a description of the Physical Make-Ready Work and cost thereof; the exact location on the poles where Licensee's attachment shall be made; the cost of making the Make-Ready Survey and determining the cost of the Physical Make-Ready Work; all items being listed on the form of the licensee Exhibit #5 annexed. In the event a Make-Ready Survey indicates a pole loading analysis is required due to the Licensee’s request for attachment, the Licensor will provide the Licensee with a proposal for such analysis for the Licensee’s review and acceptance. Upon acceptance and receipt of advance payment from the Licensee, the Licensor will perform the pole loading analysis. Upon acceptance of the items shown on the form of the license and the disposition from any required pole loading analysis, the Licensor will xxxx the Licensee for the required Physical Make-Ready Work items, and said payment shall be made within thirty days from the date on the xxxx. However, the Licensor reserves the right to assign the pole loading analysis to its engineering contractor or to the Licensee to hire and accepted National Grid engineering contractor to perform the pole loading analysis in accordance with Attachment 4 of the National Grid Distribution Pole Aerial Third Party Attachment Requirements. National Grid shall review and accept all pole loading analyses performed by an engineering contractor hired either by National Grid or the Licensee. The Licensee will be responsible for the Cost of the pole loading analysis review in advance of National Grid pe...
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POLE REPLACEMENTS AND REARRANGEMENTS. (a) Licensor reserves the right to refuse to grant a license for the attachment to its poles or anchors when Licensor determines, in its judgment, that the communication space on such pole is required for its exclusive use or that the pole or anchor may not reasonably be rearranged or replaced.
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