Duty to Underground Sample Clauses

Duty to Underground. It is the policy of Municipality to have lines and cables placed underground to the greatest extent reasonably practicable, as determined by the Municipality. In furtherance of this policy, Franchisee agrees that it shall place its constructed lines and cables underground to the extent reasonably practicable, as determined by the Municipality, provided however the Franchisee’s network hut sites may be above ground.
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Duty to Underground. (a) The Company shall be required to comply with the rules and regulations of the Public Service Commission in regard to the installation of underground lines. In addition, the Company shall comply with rules and regulations adopted by the City for the placement of newly constructed network lines underground; provided, however, Company shall only be required to place newly constructed network lines underground to the extent that underground placement is also required of all other existing and newly constructed lines of other telecommunication companies at that location with the City at Company’s cost. Undergrounding may be required by the City for any lawful purpose, including, without limitation, the resolution of existing or anticipated conflicts or the accommodation of any conflicting uses or proposed uses of the Right-of-Way, whether such conflicts arise in connection with a City project or a project undertaken by some other person or entity, public or private. If all other electric utilities or telephone utilities are located or relocated underground in any place within the City after the Company has installed its facilities the Company shall thereafter remove and relocate its facilities underground in such places and within a timeframe agreed to by the parties. Where utilities are underground, the Company may locate certain equipment above ground upon a showing of necessity and with the written approval from the City.
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Duty to Underground. It is the policy of the City to have lines and cables placed underground to the greatest extent reasonably practicable in accordance with applicable law. In furtherance of this policy, the Company agrees as follows:
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