Network Node Fee definition
Network Node Fee means the total annual rental payment assessed by BTU to each Licensee that owns Network Nodes installed on BTU’s Eligible Poles determined by multiplying the [Attachment Rate] x [total number of pole-feet occupied by the Network Provider’s Network Nodes].
Network Node Fee means the total annual rental payment assessed by BTU to each Licensee that owns Network Nodes installed on BTU’s Eligible Poles determined by multiplying the [Attachment Rate] x [total number of pole-feet occupied by the Network Provider’s Network Nodes]. Non-decorative Streetlight Pole shall mean a BTU-owned Streetlight Pole that is not a Decorative Streetlight Pole. Other Licensee means any entity, other than Licensee, to which BTU has extended, or in the future extends, a license agreement to attach facilities to BTU’s Eligible Poles subject to the Standards, or an entity the license agreement of which has been terminated or expires, and the existing Attachments or Network Nodes of which at the time of contract termination or expiration become subject to the Standards.
Network Node Fee means the charge applicable to a Licensee’s installation or installations of Network Nodes in the Public Rights-of-Way in the City, calculated by multiplying the Network Node Rate times the number of Network Nodes a Network Provider installs or operates.