City Poles definition

City Poles means City owned poles such as street light poles, Utility poles, decorative or signage poles or other structures owned and operated by the City. City Poles do not mean or include poles or other structures owned by a City contractor or poles or infrastructure owned by a Utility.‌

City Poles means City-owned or controlled streetlights or other poles located within the ROW. In no event shall “City Poles” include poles located at signalized intersections or which include or contain traffic signal system operation and control equipment. <COMPANY> shall not attach <COMPANY> Facilities to a Light Pole without a fully executed Site License Addendum.

City Poles means City owned poles such as street light poles, Utility poles, decorative or signage poles or other structures owned and operated by the City. City Poles do not mean or include poles or other structures owned by a City contractor or poles or infrastructure owned by a Utility. Co-Location. Subject to Section 9.4 (Condition on Installation of Conduit) Franchisee shall permit Co-Location of other Telecommunications or communications facilities and equipment provided, however, that such third-party user is authorized to be in the Right-of- Way and that any such third-party Facilities and equipment shall be approved by PDS and/or the Public Works Department, as applicable, and in accordance with Applicable Law and as provided by this Section

Examples of City Poles in a sentence

• This Master License applies only to City Poles identified in final, fully executed Pole Licenses.

• Any work on Licensee’s Equipment installed on City Poles that is authorized or permitted under this Subsection is subject to Licensee obtaining any required Regulatory Approvals.

• The parties understand and agree that this Master License governs fully their rights and obligations in the event of damage or destruction of City Poles, and, to the extent applicable, Licensee and the City each hereby waives and releases the provisions of section 1932, subdivision 2, and section 1933, subdivision 4, of the Civil Code of California (when hirer may terminate the hiring) or under any similar Laws.

• Licensee hereby acknowledges that neither the City nor the City’s Agents have made any representations or warranties with respect to the City Poles or this Master License except as expressly set forth herein, and no rights, easements, or additional licenses are or will be acquired by Licensee by implication or otherwise unless expressly set forth herein.

• If Licensee fails to obtain or loses Regulatory Approvals for the Permitted Use with respect to a majority of the City Poles subject to Pole Licenses for reasons other than its failure to comply with the conditions of this Master License or Regulatory Approvals and in spite of reasonable efforts by Licensee to obtain or maintain its Regulatory Approvals, Licensee may terminate this Master License at any time on 90 days’ prior notice to the City.

• Licensee acknowledges that as of the Effective Date of this Master License, the City has not approved or promised to approve any plans, specifications, or permits necessary for Licensee to install Equipment on any City Poles.

• The initial and annual Master Plans shall be based on Licensee’s best information reasonably available at that time with respect to the proposed use of City Poles for the upcoming calendar year.

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• In addition, if Licensee wishes to replace the City Pole with a different Pole Location, the City will give priority to Licensee’s Pole License applications for an equal portion of replacement City Poles, but the grant of priority will not affect Licensee’s obligations under this Master License, including the requirement to obtain all Regulatory Approvals for the replacement City Poles.

• The City will specify the amount of time Licensee will have to remove its Equipment from any affected City Pole, which will be at least 30 days after the date of the City’s notice for up to 50 City Poles and an additional 30 days for more than 50 City Poles.

More Definitions of City Poles

City Poles has the same meaning as set forth in BCC 6.02.020, as adopted or hereinafter amended.

City Poles means City-owned poles, such as street light poles or traffic light poles, street furniture, and similar assets owned by the City and located in the Public Rights-of-Way.

City Poles means City owned poles such as street light poles, Utility poles, decorative or signage poles or other structures owned and operated by the City. City Poles do not mean or include poles or other structures owned by a City contractor or poles or infrastructure owned by a Utility. Co-Location. Subject to Section 9.4 (Condition on Installation of Conduit) Franchisee shall permit Co-Location of other Telecommunications or communications facilities and equipment provided, however, that such third-party user is authorized to be in the Right-of-Way and that any such third-party Facilities and equipment shall be approved by PDS and/or the Public Works Department, as applicable, and in accordance with Applicable Law and as provided by this Section 2.5. All franchise, annual and other fees resulting from such Co-Location shall be included in the Gross Receipts of Franchisee and subject to the Franchise Fee. Continuation of Existing Facilities and Expansion. While the Franchise established hereby is and remains effective, Franchisee may, in addition to the rights set forth in this Agreement, including Section 2.1 (Non-Exclusive Franchise) hereof, engage in the following activities, but always subject to the rights reserved by the City pursuant to Section 3.5 (Retention of Powers by City) and the terms and conditions of this Franchise:

City Poles means certain poles owned and operated by the City in public right-of-way and public utility easements adjacent to the right-of—way and approved for Company’s Site Equipment as further described on Exhibit A. The term “City Poles” does not include real property owned by City or the fixtures located thereon or improvements there to, including but not limited to, buildings, water towers and parks. “Government Approvals” includes all federal (e.g. FCC and FAA requirements), state and local permits and approvals, including the Master Permit and compliance with the Redmond Municipal Code (RMC) and Xxxxxxx Zoning Code (RZC).