Drop Conduit definition

Drop Conduit means a segment of Licensed Conduit that is connected through Local Access Conduit to the Meet-Me Point, and that begins from the edge of the public right-of-way or private road and runs along a lateral pathway ending at an Access Point located inside or on the exterior wall of a residential or commercial structure.
View Source

Examples of Drop Conduit in a sentence

  • A Servable Address for which the City elects to receive this one-time payment will be deemed an "Up-Front Address." In the event the Parties agree under Section 3.6 for the City to install a Non-Standard Drop Conduit in exchange for the quoted estimated cost, Google Fiber will pay the estimated amount in the invoice following the Commencement Date for such Non-Standard Drop Conduit.

  • The City will complete the installation of each Go-Back Drop Conduits within six (6) days of Google Fiber's written notification requesting such Go-Back Drop Conduit and identifying the Constructible Address for such installation.

  • If the City elects to install the Drop Conduit in consideration for a monthly License Payment at the Unit Rate or if Google Fiber accepts the City's estimate, then the address served by such Drop Conduit will be deemed a Servable Address in accordance with Section 5.1.

  • If a Drop Conduit is added to convert a Designed Address, Constructible Address, or Non-standard Address in a Network Section to a Servable Address after the Acceptance Date for the Network Section, then the acceptance process set forth in Section 4.2 shall be applied to the added Drop Conduit and the Commencement Date for the new Servable Address shall be tbree (3) months after the Acceptance Date for the added Drop Conduit.

  • If Google Fiber accepts the City's estimate, or if the City elects to install the Drop Conduit in consideration for a monthly License Payment at the Unit Rate, then the City will install such Drop Conduit in accordance with the timeframe set out in Exhibit G.

  • Google Fiber may elect to repair, either directly or through a third-party contractor, any Damage to any Drop Conduit and restore such Drop Conduit to the Specifications and Network Section Design.

  • For each Go-Back Drop Conduit and each Non-Standard Drop Conduit whose installation is not completed within the timeframe set out in Section 1.4, a Service Credit equal to one hundred dollars ($100) for each day of the Service Level Default, up to a maximum of two hundred dollars ($200) for each Service Level Default for a Go-Back Drop Conduit or Non-Standard Drop Conduit installation.

  • The City will complete the installation of each Non- Standard Drop Conduit within six (6) days of the Parties' written confirmation agreeing on the estimate to be paid by Google Fiber for such Non-Standard Drop Conduit.

  • If the City provides an estimated cost for such Drop Conduit, Google Fiber will either accept or reject the estimate within twenty-four (24) hours after receiving the estimate.

  • A "Service Level Default" occurs when one or more of the following occurs: The Blockage MTTR and/or the Conduit Cut MTTR is not met during a given calendar month; The Total Downtime exceeds the number of hours calculated in accordance with Section 1.3 above based on the ratio of one (1) hour for every 100 Servable Addresses; The City does not complete the installation of a Go-Back Drop Conduit or Non-Standard Drop Conduit within the timeframes set out in Section 1.4 above.