Service Drops. The Licensee will notify the District within 30 days of the attachment of a service drop where an existing permitted Attachment exists. In the event that a service drop constitutes the initial Attachment to a given pole, Licensee will be required to follow the permitting process set forth in Article 6.
Service Drops. The Franchisee shall extend its Cable System to potential Subscribers at no cost to said potential Subscribers other than the Franchisee’s standard charge for a standard service drop (the “Standard Installation Fee”), provided that, if the point at which electric utility facilities enter the building (the “Entry Point”) is located more than 250 feet from the Tap installed to serve that Subscriber, the Franchisee may charge an installation fee equal to the Standard Installation Fee, plus the actual cost of construction (defined as time and materials with a reasonable allocation for administrative costs) of Cable System facilities in excess of the 250 foot distance.
Service Drops. Where an existing pole is replaced by a taller one to provide the necessary clearance for the Licensee’s Service Drop, the Licensee shall pay to Electric Utility the installed cost of the new pole plus the labor costs of replacing or transferring of the Attachments on the existing pole and the cost to remove the existing pole, minus any salvage value to Electric Utility.
Service Drops. Licensee shall not place a service drop unless and until it has received prior written permission from GPC.
Service Drops. Licensee shall have the right to install service drops without prior approval by Pole Owner. This includes service drops made from Poles on which the attaching entity may not originally have had an Attachment, as long as the Pole is adjacent to Poles on which the attaching entity does have authorized Attachments. Prior notification is not required for the attachment of service drops where Licensee has an existing Attachment. However, when Licensee installs service drops, Licensee must follow all procedures applicable to Attachments generally and Licensee shall submit Application for such Attachment to Pole Owner within five (5) Business Days from the installation date. Notwithstanding the above, no notification shall be required for service drops that are mid-span self-supporting wire or wires, and that do not require the use of messenger strand and a lashed cable. Required notifications of service drop installations shall contain information identifying the Pole to which the service drop was added and the amount of new space on the Pole, if any, being used. With the exception of the requirements waived in this paragraph, service drop Attachments are subject to all other terms and conditions of this Agreement. Should Pole Owner deny permission to install the service drop, Licensee shall re- route the service drop as soon as practicable.
Service Drops. Where service drops of one Party crossing over or under lines of the Company are attached to the Company’s Poles, either directly or by means of a Pole-top extension fixture, the cost shall be borne as follows:
Service Drops. Licensee shall have the right to install service drops without prior approval by Pole Owner. This would includeincludes service drops made from polesPoles on which the attaching entity may not originally have had an attachmentAttachment, as long as the polePole is adjacent to polesPoles on which the attaching entity does have authorized attachmentsAttachments. Prior notification is not required for the attachment of service drops where the attacherLicensee has an existing pole attachment. Attachment. However, when Licensee installs service drops, Licensee must follow all procedures applicable to Attachments generally, except for filing applications and payment of fees, andLicensee shall submit notificationApplication for such Attachment to Pole Owner on a quarterly basis. within five (5) Business Days from the installation date. Notwithstanding the above, no notification shall be required for service drops that are mid-span self-supporting wire or wires, and that do not require the use of messenger strand and a lashed cable. Required notifications of service drop installations shall contain information identifying the pole to which the service drop was addedPole to which the service drop was added and the amount of new space on the Pole, if any, being used. With the exception of the requirements waived in this paragraph, service drop Attachments are subject to all other terms and conditions of this Agreement. Should Pole Owner deny permission to install the service drop, Licensee shall re-route the service drop as soon as practicable. If the Licensee rejects the make-ready estimate as discussed in R746-345-3(C)8 the applicant may, at its own expense, use approved contractors to self-build the required make-ready work. Before proceeding with the make-ready work the Attacher must submit detailed plans to the Pole Owner for prior approval. The Pole Owner will have a 14 day turn around time to approve or disapprove the plans.
Service Drops. Where an existing Pole is replaced by a taller one to provide the necessary clearance for the Licensee’s Service Drop, the Licensee shall pay to the EMC the installed cost of the new Pole plus the labor costs of replacing or Transferring of the Attachments on the existing Pole and the cost to remove the existing Pole, minus any salvage value to the EMC.
Service Drops. 6.9.1 Grantee shall make service available to any Subscriber within the City upon Subscriber’s request and at the standard connection charge if the connection requires no more than a one hundred fifty (150) foot aerial or underground drop, measured from the new Subscriber’s residence or place of business to Grantee’s nearest activated distribution line, and includes one (1) outlet and standard materials.
Service Drops. General requirements for Service Drops.
