Conduit Infrastructure definition
Conduit Infrastructure means underground conduits, cables, hand holes, pull boxes, ground boxes, vaults and manholes utilized for streetlights, traffic signals, traffic control devices, and other Poles that are owned by the City.
Conduit Infrastructure means the ducts, man holes, hand holes, towers, poles, main distribution frame, telecommunication equipment room and other auxiliary or related facilities required for installation of telecommunications lines, lead-in lines, telecommunication subscribers lines, and various
Examples of Conduit Infrastructure in a sentence
The condition of the Pole Infrastructure and Conduit Infrastructure after repair shall provide for a safe environment so that City can immediately perform or cause to performed such reasonable and necessary work to re-install traffic signal equipment and traffic control devices attached to the pole infrastructure, so that traffic signals and traffic control devices are fully functional and that traffic signals and traffic control devices meet or exceed standards and guidelines in the MUTCD.
For repair of installations at traffic signals and traffic control devices, licensee shall respond and make repairs so that Pole Infrastructure and Conduit Infrastructure is usable and safe within 1 hour from the time of the incident.