Eligible Structure definition

Eligible Structure means AT&T-22STATE’s Central Office (CO) and Serving Wire Centers, as well as, all buildings or similar structures owned or controlled by AT&T-22STATE that house its network facilities, and all structures that house AT&T-22STATE’s facilities on public Rights-of-Way (ROW) as ROW is defined in Attachment 03 - Structure Access.

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Eligible Structure means AT&T-21STATE’s Central Office (CO) and Serving Wire Centers, as well as, all buildings or similar structures owned or controlled by AT&T-21STATE that house its network facilities, and all structures that house AT&T-21STATE’s facilities on public Rights-of-Way (ROW) as ROW is defined in Attachment 03 - Structure Access.

Eligible Structure is (1) a SBC-13STATE central office, serving wire center or tandem office, or (2) a building or similar structure owned or leased by SBC-13STATE that houses its network facilities, or (3) a structure that houses SBC-13STATE transmission facilities on public rights-of-way, including but not limited to vaults containing loop concentrators or similar structures.

Examples of Eligible Structure in a sentence

• Each Dedicated Space within an Eligible Structure will be considered a single Dedicated Space for the application of rates according to this Appendix.

• Denotes when all space in a Central Office (CO) or other Eligible Structure that can be used to locate telecommunications equipment via physical collocation is completely occupied.

• The termination point in the Eligible Structure between cables from the outside, tied down on one side of the frame, and internal lines, tied down on the other side of the frame.

• Sometimes inappropriately called a cross-connect, this is a cable connection between a Collocator’s collocated equipment in a Physical or Virtual Collocation arrangement and its own or another Collocator’s physically or virtually collocated equipment, located within the Eligible Structure (see Cross Connect, 2.6).

• AT&T-13STATE shall not unreasonably reserve for its own use all parking at the Eligible Structure.

More Definitions of Eligible Structure

Eligible Structure means AT&T ILLINOIS’ Central Office (CO) and Serving Wire Centers, as well as, all buildings or similar structures owned or controlled by AT&T ILLINOIS that house its network facilities, and all structures that house AT&T ILLINOIS’ facilities on public Rights-of-Way (ROW) as ROW is defined in the Attachment Structure Access.

Eligible Structure means a structure that:

Eligible Structure is (1) an AM-IN central office, serving wire center or tandem office, or (2) a building or similar structure owned or leased by AM-IN that houses its network facilities, or (3) a structure that houses AM-IN transmission facilities on public rights-of-way, including but not limited to vaults containing loop concentrators or similar structures.

Eligible Structure means: *** Confidential treatment has been requested for the portions marked by “***”. The confidential redacted portions have been omitted and filed separately with the Commission

Eligible Structure means (1) a PACIFIC central office, serving wire center or tandem office, or (2) a building or similar structure owned or leased by PACIFIC that houses its network facilities, or (3) a structure that houses PACIFIC transmission facilities, including CEVs, huts and cabinets that serve as remote terminal sites and house PACIFIC’s telecommunications equipment such as loop concentrators or multiplexers, and house network facilities.

Eligible Structure means AT&T ILLINOIS’ Central Office (CO) and Serving Wire Centers, as well as, all buildings or similar structures owned or controlled by AT&T ILLINOIS that house its network facilities, and all structures that house AT&T ILLINOIS’ facilities on public Rights-of-Way (ROW) as ROW is defined in Attachment 03 - Structure Access.

Eligible Structure means any historical structure that is intended for residential use and is intended to be income-generating. It includes those currently used as residences and those intended to be converted to residential use. It also includes properties that are or will be primarily used for residential purposes, but that may have other uses that are non-residential. It does not include any property that is or is intended solely to be the private residence of the owner.