Placement of Facilities Clause Samples
The Placement of Facilities clause defines the rules and requirements for where and how physical infrastructure, such as equipment or utilities, may be installed on a property or within a project area. It typically outlines the permitted locations, any necessary approvals or coordination with property owners or authorities, and may specify standards for installation to ensure safety and accessibility. This clause serves to prevent disputes and ensure that facilities are placed in a manner that is both practical and compliant with legal or contractual obligations, thereby protecting the interests of all parties involved.
Placement of Facilities. Franchisee shall not knowingly place its Facilities where they will interfere with any existing or future City utility, gas, electric or telephone fixture, power, sanitary sewer, storm sewer or water facility. Franchisee will consult with City Engineer prior to placement of Facilities, and will comply with all City ordinances, policies, rules and regulations in connection with its placement of Facilities. Whenever all existing electric utilities, cable facilities and telecommunications facilities are located underground within a public right-of-way in the city of Bend, Franchisee must also locate or relocate its facilities underground.
Placement of Facilities. Franchisee shall not knowingly place its Facilities where they will interfere with any existing or known future City utility, gas, electric or telephone fixture, power, sanitary sewer, storm sewer or water facility. Franchisee will consult with City Engineer prior to placement of Facilities, and will comply with all City ordinances, policies, rules and regulations in connection with its placement of Facilities.
Placement of Facilities. Mobilitie shall coordinate the placement of its Facilities in the Public ROW in a manner that minimizes adverse impact on public improvements, as reasonably determined by the City Engineer.
Placement of Facilities. Franchisee shall not knowingly place its Facilities where they will interfere with any existing or known future City utility, gas, electric or telephone fixture, power, sanitary sewer, storm sewer or water facility. Franchisee will consult with the City Engineer prior to placement of Facilities, and will comply with all City ordinances, policies, rules and regulations in connection with its placement of Facilities. Franchisee shall also comply with all co-location and joint use requirements as set forth in state and local law, including the Bend Development Code and the Bend Standards and Specifications, as may be amended. Franchisee shall offer City the opportunity to co-locate City conduit and lines in trenches dug by Franchisee in Right- of-Way and shall charge City only any incremental additional costs incurred in making the trenches available for City use.
Placement of Facilities. AT&T will place all cables, wires and associated equipment for the conversion of aerial communication facilities to underground after the completion and acceptance of the USS. AT&T and any other USS occupant shall jointly determine the dates and sequence of construction of each of their respective facilities in the USS. Pursuant to the notice requirements in Section IV(G) Applicant shall provide fifteen (15) working days advance notice to AT&T prior to the start of Trenching to ensure AT&T has adequate time to order materials and coordinate the placement of its facilities.
Placement of Facilities. The Operator shall not vary the placement of the count rooms, cages or other associated facilities within an approved gaming area in a manner which interferes with or is in any way prejudicial to the ability of the Director to monitor the area through any security or surveillance system operated in respect of that area.
Placement of Facilities. Franchisee shall not knowingly place its Facilities where they will interfere with any existing or future City utility, gas, electric or telephone fixture, power, sanitary sewer, storm sewer or water facility. Franchisee will consult with City Engineer prior to placement of Facilities, and will comply with all City ordinances, policies, rules and regulations in connection with its placement of Facilities. Whenever all existing electric utilities, cable facilities and telecommunications facilities are located underground within a public right of way of the City, Franchisee must also locate and relocate its Facilities, other than antennas and towers/poles that support antennas, underground.
Placement of Facilities. Wildflower shall coordinate the placement of its Facilities in the Public ROW in a manner that minimizes adverse impact on public improvements, as reasonably determined by the City Engineer.
Placement of Facilities. Franchisee shall not knowingly place its Facilities where they will interfere with any existing or known future City utility, gas, electric or telephone fixture, power, sanitary sewer, storm sewer or water facility. Franchisee will consult with City Engineer prior to placement of Facilities, and will comply with all City ordinances, policies, rules and regulations in connection with its placement of Facilities. Franchisee shall also comply with all co-location and joint use requirements as set forth in state and local law, including, Subject to Section 3, the Bend Development Code and the Bend Standards and Specifications, as may be amended.
Placement of Facilities. Franchisee will not knowingly place its Facilities where they will interfere with any existing City utility, gas, electric, or telephone fixture or power, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, or water facility. Franchisee must consult with City Engineer prior to placement of Facilities, and will comply with all City ordinances, policies, rules, and regulations in connection with its placement of Facilities. Whenever all existing electric utilities, cable facilities and telecommunications facilities are located underground within a public right-of-way in the City of Bend, Franchisee must locate or relocate its facilities underground, except to the extent such facilities must remain above-ground to operate. In cases of capital improvement projects undertaken by City where overhead utilities are converted to underground installations, Franchisee must also convert existing overhead distribution Facilities to underground at Franchisee’s expense if requested to do so by City, except for those portions of the Facilities that must be above-ground to operate. City agrees to comply with provisions of applicable law when requiring such conversion and to do so in a non-discriminatory manner.