Intra-building Interconnection Clause Samples

The Intra-building Interconnection clause defines the rights and responsibilities related to connecting telecommunications or data equipment within a single building. It typically outlines how service providers or tenants may access and use existing risers, conduits, or wiring to establish connections between different floors or suites. This clause ensures that all parties understand the procedures and limitations for internal cabling, helping to prevent disputes over access and maintain orderly management of the building’s infrastructure.
Intra-building Interconnection where both Parties have constructed broadband facilities into a building (e.g., a commercial building that is not a telephone central office or a telephone central office condominium arrangement,) and agree to establish a POI at such location. Such arrangements will be subject to mutual agreement by both parties.
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Intra-building Interconnection. Where both parties have a presence within a central office building (e.g., condominium arrangement, point of presence or POP hotel) or between two adjacent central office buildings utilizing an intra-building cable. The following terms and conditions will apply to intra-building connections: 3.3.3.1 CLEC may designate the use of either a fiber optic cable or coax (i.e., DS-3 ABAM) cable; 3.3.3.2 such cable will be installed via the shortest practical route between the SBC Illinois and CLEC’s equipment; 3.3.3.3 CLEC will be responsible for the reasonably incurred installation and maintenance costs for such cable; 3.3.3.4 CLEC will have sole use of the cable unless the parties mutually agree to joint use and an allocation of financial responsibility and apportionment of the facility capacity of the cable; and 3.3.3.5 No other charges shall apply to CLEC’s use of the facilities over such arrangement.
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Intra-building Interconnection. Where both parties have a presence within a central office building (e.g., condominium arrangement, point of presence or POP hotel) or between two adjacent central office buildings utilizing an intra-building cable. The following terms and conditions will apply to intra-building connections: 3.3.3.1 CLEC may designate the use of either a fiber optic cable or coax (i.e., DS-3 ABAM) cable; 3.3.3.2 such cable will be installed via the shortest practical route between the AT&T 4- STATE and CLEC’s equipment; 3.3.3.3 CLEC will be responsible for the reasonably incurred installation and maintenance costs for such cable; 3.3.3.4 CLEC will have sole use of the cable unless the parties mutually agree to joint use and an allocation of financial responsibility and apportionment of the facility capacity of the cable; and option, End Office and wishes to place its own transport terminating equipment at that location, CLEC may Interconnect using the provisions of Physical Collocation as set forth in Article 12.
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Intra-building Interconnection subject to mutual agreement of the Parties, where both Parties have a presence within a building (e.g., a commercial building that is not a telephone central office or a telephone central office condominium arrangement) utilizing an intra-building cable.
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