Common use of Make-Ready Work Clause in Contracts

Make-Ready Work. If it is determined that make ready work will be necessary to accommodate Attaching Party’s facilities, Attaching Party shall have 45 days (the “acceptance period”) to either 20.3.1 submit payment for the estimate authorizing SBC-13STATE or its contractor to complete the make- ready work; or 20.3.2 advise SBC-13STATE of its willingness to perform the proposed make-ready work itself if permissible in the application area.

Make-Ready Work. If it is determined that make ready work will be necessary to accommodate Attaching Party’s facilities, Attaching Party shall have 45 days (the “acceptance period”) to either 20.3.1 submit payment for the estimate authorizing SBC-13STATE or its contractor to complete the make- ready work; or 20.3.2 advise SBC-13STATE of its willingness to perform the proposed make-ready work itself if permissible in the application area.

Make-Ready Work. If it is determined that make ready work will be necessary to accommodate Attaching Party’s facilities, Attaching Party shall have 45 days (the “acceptance period”) to either 20.3.1 submit payment for the estimate authorizing SBC-13STATE AT&T-13STATE or its contractor to complete the make- ready work; or 20.3.2 advise SBC-13STATE of its willingness to perform the proposed make-ready work itself if permissible in the application area.

Make-Ready Work. If it is determined that make ready work will be necessary to accommodate Attaching Party’s Party s facilities, Attaching Party shall have 45 30 days (the “acceptance period”period ) to either 20.3.1 submit payment for the estimate authorizing SBC-13STATE or its contractor to complete the make- ready work; or 20.3.2 advise SBC-13STATE of its willingness to perform the proposed make-ready work itself if permissible in the application area.to: