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Attachment Requirements. 3. Attaching Party shall not attach Attaching Party's Equipment to any of Consumers' poles unless and until Attaching Party has obtained all necessary permits, licenses, easements, franchises, and consents from property owners and governmental authorities relating to Attaching Party's attachment and use of Attaching Party's Equipment on Consumers' poles. Attaching Party shall be solely responsible for obtaining all such licenses, easements, franchises, and consents. Upon Consumers' request, Attaching Party shall submit to Consumers satisfactory evidence that Attaching Party has acquired such permits, licenses, easements, franchises, and consents. 4. The attachment of Attaching Party's Equipment to Consumers' poles shall be subject to all permits, licenses, easements, franchises, or consents granted to Consumers by property owners and governmental authorities, and Attaching Party shall be responsible to comply with the terms and conditions of all such permits, licenses, easements, franchises, or consents. 5. The attachment of Attaching Party's Equipment to Consumers' poles shall at all times comply with all applicable laws, ordinances, rules, and regulations. Without limiting the foregoing, Attaching Party shall attach and maintain Attaching Party's Equipment in accordance with Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) Order No. 1679, as amended, other applicable rules or orders of the MPSC, and such other specifications not less restrictive than the foregoing as the parties may agree upon from time to time hereafter. Drawings showing certain of such requirements and specifications are attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit A. Attaching Party shall be responsible for any fines, assessments, taxes or levies rendered by any administrative agency (including the MPSC) or governing body against either the Attaching Party or Consumers as a result of any violation or alleged violation of any applicable laws, ordinances, rules or regulations due to the attachment of the Attaching Party’s Equipment to Consumers’ pole. 6. Consumers may, at its sole discretion, specify the location on Consumers' poles at which Attaching Party is to attach Attaching Party's Equipment. In such event, Attaching Party shall be responsible to determine if attachment at the specified location will result in a violation of any applicable law, rule, regulation, ordinance, or order of any governmental authority or regulatory body, including the MPSC. If Attaching Party determines th...
Attachment Requirements. All Licensee Attachments shall be in accordance with requirements of Subsection XIV of this Agreement and all Applicable Standards, including the State of Washington Administrative Code (WAC) Chapter 296-45- 045; National Electric Safety Code ("NESC"), and all franchises, Codes and Tacoma Power standards as now in force or as revised or amended in the future.
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