Support Structures definition

Support Structures means the infrastructure necessary to support the operations of the Fiber Optic Cables including, without limitation, cable sheathing (jacket, tubing, core wrap) and all associated conduit, troughing, pedestals, slack containers, Utilities Shelters, connections between the Utilities Shelters and Communications Shelters and between the Fiber Optic Cable and the Communications Shelters and related equipment, but excluding the Communications Shelters.

Support Structures means any temporary structure constructed to reach, inspect, or perform Work of this Section.

Support Structures means a Structure, Outdoor Fixture, Tower (including any

Examples of Support Structures in a sentence

• The amount of holiday pay that an employee is entitled to for each designated holiday shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of the Employment Standards Act, 2000.

• This Agreement shall only apply to Site-Specific Permits for Small Wireless Facilities located on Licensor Utility Poles and Wireless Support Structures that are located entirely within the Right-of-Way.

• The Licensee shall be responsible for repairing any damage to the Rights-of-Way, Wireless Support Structures, or Utility Poles that is disturbed or damaged as a result of the installation, construction, reconstruction, use, operation, maintenance, repair, removal, reattaching, reinstallation, relocation or replacement of the Small Wireless Facilities.

• The Licensee shall have the right to inspect the Utility Poles, Wireless Support Structures, and Rights-of-Way prior to installing the Small Wireless Facilities.

• Nothing in this Agreement or in a Site-Specific Permit shall be deemed to grant, convey, create, or vest in the Licensee a property right or perpetual interest in the Utility Poles, Wireless Support Structures, land or the rights-of-way of the Licensor including, without limitation, any fee interest, leasehold interest, easement, or franchise right.

More Definitions of Support Structures

Support Structures means, collectively, all infrastructure (other than shelters) necessary to support Strands including, without limitation, cable sheathing, conduit, troughing, pedestals, slack containers, poles and any equipment related thereto, but excluding Strands.

Support Structures means the soil and any and all structural elements from time to time on or within a Parcel which are required to support a Development that is situate within the Other Parcel, including, without limitation, anchors, foundations, columns, footings, supporting walls, floors and ceilings, beams, xxxxx, brackets, bracings and grade or tie beams.

Support Structures means, subject to Section 1.2, collectively, all infrastructure (other than Communication Shelters) necessary to support a Cable or Cables, including without limitation, Cable Sheathing, the Conduit, troughing, pedestals, slack containers, poles (except where third party poles are used), handholds, warning signs, manholes, marking posts and any equipment related thereto and including Utilities Shelters, but excluding any Bundles or Strands.

Support Structures means structures to which antennas and other necessary associated hardware is mounted. Support structures include, but are not limited to, transmission towers, utility poles and nonresidential buildings.

Support Structures means any temporary structure erected in connection with a Special Event or Block Party, including but not limited to stages, scaffolding, bleachers, tents, stands and/or booths. (Ord. 66-93, J.20, p. 213-224, passed 12/13/93; Ord. 35-08, J. 34, p. 123-130, passed 7/14/08)

Support Structures. 26 By this he means a relatively independent bar and interest groups that are willing to utilize the courts to advance their own strategic goals. Clearly the passive structure of judicial decision-making relies on others to bring cases to courts, and so courts must form alliances with interest groups and the bar in order to be in a position to influence policies. These “support structures” are mutually constitutive of judicialization: judges need the support structures, but the availability of litigation-based possibilities for social change will in turn encourage extra-judicial actors to bring cases to court.

Support Structures means the infrastructure necessary to support the Purchased Strands, including, without limitation, communications shelters, cable sheathing and all associated conduit, troughing, pedestals and related equipment, but excluding electronics and optronics necessary to activate the Purchased Strands; and