Common use of Scope and Priority Clause in Contracts

Scope and Priority. Licensee’s Equipment may be attached to, replace structures or installed in the public right-of-way in the City with the following order of priority of attachment (or replacement, as may be required), except as otherwise agreed to between the Parties or as may otherwise be required by this Agreement or the ▇▇▇▇▇ Municipal Code: (a) Third-party poles under the terms of a fully executed pole attachment agreement with the Owner of such poles; (b) City-owned poles, including street lighting poles and utility poles, in the ROW; (c) New street lighting poles approved by the City for street lighting purposes, or Licensee’s proprietary poles to the extent permitted by, and in conformance with, City regulations and ordinances; (d) City’s traffic signal poles. Locations will be prioritized based upon Licensee’s technical and radio frequency needs and construction costs, but in any situation where Licensee has a choice of Equipment locations, the Parties shall mutually exercise good faith effort to agree on attachments to poles in the order indicated above.

Scope and Priority. Licensee’s Equipment may be attached to, to or replace structures or installed in the public right-of-way in the City with the following order of priority of attachment (or replacement, as may be required), except as otherwise agreed to between the Parties or as may otherwise be required by this Agreement or the ▇▇▇▇▇ Loveland Municipal Code: (ai) Thirdthird-party poles under the terms of a fully executed pole attachment agreement with the Owner of such poles;, (bii) City-owned poles, including street lighting poles and utility poles, in the ROW;, (ciii) New new street lighting poles approved by the City for street lighting purposes,, or or (iv) Licensee’s proprietary poles to the extent permitted by, and in conformance with, City regulations and ordinances;, (dv) City’s traffic signal poles. Locations will be prioritized based upon Licensee’s technical and radio frequency needs and construction costs, but in any situation where Licensee has a choice of Equipment locations, the Parties shall mutually exercise good faith effort efforts to agree on attachments to poles in the order indicated above.