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THE ROUTE. The Route for the Cable consisting of NUNet and NEON are represented on Map 1 as the Route connecting [**] A routing option for NU exists between a) [**] and B) [**]. Map of the Route Exhibit 3.26 [**] EXHIBIT 3.28 CABLE ACCEPTANCE AND PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS CABLE ACCEPTANCE Cable inspections will be performed in compliance with manufacturer's specifications at 1300 and 1550 nm. Tests will include OTDR continuity tests, reports with photos when necessary, and the following two directional tests.
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THE ROUTE. 2.1 planning the overall route of the Relay (the “Route”) throughout the Territory;
THE ROUTE. 4.3.1 The proposed scheme provides a crossing approximately 0.75km in length as illustrated in Figure 4-2. The crossing starts at a new roundabout on Denmark Road, east of the existing Peto Way / Denmark Road roundabout, and spans both the East Suffolk Line and Lake Lothing on a north-south alignment.
THE ROUTE. 2.1 liaising with LOCOG to identify which roads or part thereof should be used as the Route and the location of any Relay Stop Site, which shall be agreed by 30 April 2011, and providing LOCOG with the exclusive or non-exclusive right (as applicable) to use the same for the Relay and/or the Relay Stop Site (where such areas are within the Local Authority’s control);
THE ROUTE. 2.1 providing LOCOG with the exclusive or non-exclusive right (as applicable) to use the roads or part thereof used as the Route for the Relay and/or the Relay Stop Site (where such areas are within the Local Authority’s control);

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