Right-of-way permit. The construction and installation of the Facility or any change thereof including without limitation extension, reduction, or removal of the Facility shall be subject to the issuance of a right-of-way permit or permits therefore by the Director. No Facility shall be constructed in any streets, alleys or in, on, or over any other public way until a permit therefore is issued by the Director. Said permit will indicate the time, manner and place of constructing the Facility. The City will approve the permit if the proposed improvements are consistent with the use of the license granted by this Agreement. The Company shall comply with all conditions of permits issued to it. Each application for a permit must be accompanied by prints, plans and maps showing the proposed location and design of the Facility to be constructed, the location of each conduit to be entered, and the number and placement of manholes or other openings to gain access to said conduit, along with the appropriate surety bond, insurance certificate, and permit fees required by the Urbana City Code. The Company shall use its best efforts to maintain contractors on any work project involving the Facility and to work toward its timely completion, barring inclement weather or other situations beyond the Company’s control. In the event of an emergency which the Company believes poses a threat of immediate harm to the public or to any of the Company’s facilities, the Company will be permitted access to the public way to mitigate the threatened harm without the benefit of a permit; provided, however, the Company shall advise the City of the emergency at the earliest reasonable opportunity and shall seek a proper permit within a reasonable period of time thereafter and in the manner as hereinbefore stated.
Right-of-way permit. (1) Except in an emergency as provided in this agreement, the Company shall obtain a right-of-way permit from the City before constructing, in- stalling, extending, removing, or otherwise changing the Facility. The permit will indicate the time, manner, and place of the work to be per- formed. Along with each application for a permit, the Company shall provide prints, plans and maps showing the proposed location and de- sign of the Facility to be constructed, the location of each conduit to be entered, and the number and placement of manholes or other openings to gain access to said conduit, along with the appropriate surety bond, insurance certificate, and permit fees required by the Urbana City Code. The Company shall comply with all conditions of any permits issued to it.
Right-of-way permit. Prior to commencing construction of the Improvements, Developer shall obtain all required Right-of-Way permits, pay all fees related thereto and pay any associated City fees as required.
Right-of-way permit. (1) Except in an emergency as provided in this agreement, the Company shall obtain a right-of-way permit from the City before constructing, in- stalling, extending, removing, or otherwise changing the Facility. The permit will indicate the time, manner, and place of the work to be per- formed. Along with each application for a permit, the Company shall provide prints, plans, and maps showing the proposed location and de- sign of the Facility to be constructed, along with the appropriate surety bond, insurance certificate, and permit fees required by the Urbana City Code. The Company shall comply with all conditions of any permits is- sued to it.
Right-of-way permit. This Agreement constitutes a Right-of-way permit pursuant to the South Tucson City Code to the extent of granting permission for the Communications Equipment to exist on the Street Parcel but not to allow any construction or other work of any description in the Right-of-way or to allow obstruction of traffic or alteration of City's improvements. Before performing any work on the Right-of-way, Wireless Provider shall obtain the following additional encroachment permits, as applicable:
Right-of-way permit. The construction and installation of the Facility or any change thereof including, without limitation, extension, reduction, or removal of the Facility shall be subject to the issuance of a right-of-way permit or permits from the appropriate and relevant department which shall not be unreasonably withheld. No Facility shall be constructed in any streets, alleys or in, on, or over any other public way until a permit is issued by the relevant department. Said permit will indicate the time, manner and place of constructing the Facility. The City will approve the permit if the proposed improvements are consistent with the use of the license granted by this Agreement. CCG shall comply with all conditions of permits issued to it. Each application for a permit must be accompanied by prints, plans and maps showing the proposed location and design of the Facility to be constructed, the location of each conduit to be entered and the number and placement of manholes or other openings to gain access to said conduit, along with the appropriate surety bond, insurance certificate and permit fees as required by the City. CCG shall use its best efforts to maintain contractors on any work project involving the Facility and to work toward its timely completion, barring inclement weather or other situations beyond CCG’s control. In the event of an emergency which CCG believes poses a threat of immediate harm to the public or to any of CCG’s facilities, CCG will be permitted access to the public way to mitigate the threatened harm without the benefit of a permit; provided, however, the company shall advise the City of the emergency at the earliest reasonable opportunity and shall seek a proper permit within a reasonable period of time thereafter an dint he manner as hereinbefore stated.
Right-of-way permit. A Right-of-Way Permit is required for any work within the road R/W which is not covered by other permits and agreements. Such work may include utilities work, road or lane closures, frontage improvements, access, and temporary uses.
Right-of-way permit. All terms and conditions of the ROW Permit shall be applicable to the School District’s installation of fiber optic cable on the Additional City Property as if it were a part of the ROW, including but not limited to relocation of the fiber optic cable at the School District’s cost and expense upon notice from the City.
Right-of-way permit. Right-of-way Permits are required when any person desires to erect, construct or maintain an encroachment structure upon public property. An encroachment structure shall include any tower, pole, pole line, pipe, pipeline, deck, billboard, stand or building, or any other such object or structure that is placed in, upon, under or over any public street, highway or alley right-of-way, or other public property. A review and recording fee is required. Any temporary closure of a public right-of-way to vehicular or pedestrian traffic requires City approval prior to the proposed closure. Closures include street/alley, traffic lane, parking lane, bicycle lane and sidewalks that are not covered by a permit issued under Section 2 of this manual.
Right-of-way permit. Right-of-way Permits are required when any person desires to perform work within the public right-of-way. A review and recording fee is required. Any temporary closure of a public right-of-way to vehicular or pedestrian traffic requires City approval prior to the proposed closure. Closures include street/alley, traffic lane, parking lane, bicycle lane and sidewalks that are not covered by a permit issued under Section 2 of this manual.
