Charge for Route or Type Other Sample Clauses

Charge for Route or Type Other. Than Normal - When the customer requests special construction using a route or type of facilities other than that which CenturyLink would normally use, a monthly recurring charge is applicable. The charge is the difference between the estimated recurring costs of the specially constructed facilities and the estimated recurring costs of the facilities CenturyLink would normally use. The charge will be no greater than the recurring costs of the specially constructed facilities. CONSTRUCTION CHARGES
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Charge for Route or Type Other. Than Normal - When the customer requests special construction using a route or type of facilities other than that which CenturyLink would normally use, a monthly recurring charge is applicable. The charge is the difference between the estimated recurring costs of the specially constructed facilities and the estimated recurring costs of the facilities CenturyLink would normally use. The charge will be no greater than the recurring costs of the specially constructed facilities. CONSTRUCTION CHARGES A. SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION (Cont’d) 7. Special Construction Charges (Cont’d) Charges are applicable for special construction as follows: (Cont’d) h. Lease Charge - A lease charge applies when CenturyLink leases equipment (e.g., portable microwave equipment) in order to provide service to meet the customer's requirements. The amount of the charge is the total added cost to CenturyLink caused by the lease. i. Excess Costs - When a customer requests service that involves extraordinary conditions or circumstances and the anticipated costs associated with the service provision do not represent a prudent investment for CenturyLink, then a special construction charge is applicable. j. Payment of Special Construction Charges – Payment of charges applicable for Special Construction will be required prior to the start of any construction related activity. k. Line Extensions 1) Where telephone facilities are not in place to fulfill an applicant’s request for local telephone service, CenturyLink, at its discretion, may extend its facilities to provide the requested service if the costs of the facility extension represent a prudent investment for CenturyLink. 2) Where the costs to extend facilities to accommodate an applicant’s request for service do not represent a prudent investment, the applicant may be required to pay a line extension charge equal to all or a portion of the construction charges incurred by CenturyLink to extend the facilities. These charges are in addition to the regularly applicable rates and charges to establish service stated in CenturyLink’s Local Terms of Service. 3) When the applicant is so located that it is necessary to use private right-of- way/easement to furnish service and CenturyLink is unable to obtain the required right-of-way/easement without cost, the applicant may be required to pay the cost incurred in securing, clearing and retaining such right-of-way. CenturyLink will not proceed with a requested line extension if a satisfactory right-of-...
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Charge for Route or Type Other. Than Normal - When the customer requests special construction using a route or type of facilities other than that which Brightspeed would normally use, a monthly recurring charge is applicable. The charge is the difference between the estimated recurring costs of the specially constructed facilities and the estimated recurring costs of the facilities Brightspeed would normally use. The charge will be no greater than the recurring costs of the specially constructed facilities.
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