Pole License Application Clause Samples

The Pole License Application clause establishes the process and requirements for an entity to apply for permission to use or attach equipment to utility poles owned by another party. Typically, this clause outlines the necessary documentation, technical specifications, and review procedures that applicants must follow when seeking access to the poles. By setting clear application steps and criteria, the clause ensures orderly management of pole attachments and helps prevent disputes or unauthorized use.
Pole License Application. Licensee shall submit Pole License applications to the City, which will review, approve, or deny each application in its reasonable discretion. Each application will consist of: (a) partially executed duplicate counterparts of a Pole License application in the form attached as Exhibit A;
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Pole License Application. Licensee shall submit Pole License applications to the SFPUC, which will review, approve, or deny each application in its reasonable discretion. Each application will consist of: (a) partially executed duplicate counterparts of a Pole License application in the form attached as Exhibit A; (b) Exhibit A-1 filled in with the location and other identifying information about each SFPUC Pole covered by the Application, including whether it is a Standard SFPUC Pole or a historic or decorative Nonstandard SFPUC Pole; (c) Exhibit A-2, consisting of all plans and specifications required under Subsection 7.1.1 (Strict Compliance Required); (d) the Administrative Fee as specified in Section 4.7 (Pole License Administrative Fee); and (e) if not previously provided, a copy of the Emissions Report submitted for the DPW Permit.
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Pole License Application. ‌ Licensee shall submit Pole License applications to the City, which will review, approve, or deny each application in its reasonable discretion. Each application will consist of: (a) partially executed duplicate counterparts of a Pole License application in the form attached as Exhibit A; (b) Exhibit A-1 filled in with the location and other identifying information about each City Pole covered by the Application; (c) Exhibit A-2, consisting of all plans and specifications required under Subsection 7.1.1 (Strict Compliance Required); (d) the initial Administrative Payment as specified in Section 4.7 (Pole License Administrative Payments); and (e) if not previously provided, a copy of the Emissions Report submitted for the Wireless Facility Permit. For Pole License applications relating to the use a License Area that is not solely owned by the City, including, but not limited to, City easements located on private property, Licensee shall also provide evidence demonstrating, to the satisfaction of the City Attorney, Licensee’s entitlement to use the proposed License Area for the Permitted Use.
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Pole License Application. Licensee shall submit Pole License applications to the City, which will review, approve, or deny each application in its reasonable discretion but subject to the requirements of any applicable Laws. Each application will consist of: (a) partially executed duplicate counterparts of a Pole License application in the form attached as Exhibit A; (b) Exhibit A-1 filled in with the location and other identifying information about each City Pole covered by the Application, including whether it is a Standard City Pole or a historic or decorative Nonstandard City Pole; (c) Exhibit A-2, consisting of all plans and specifications required under Subsection 7.1.1 (Strict Compliance Required); (d) the initial Administrative Payment as specified in Section 4.7 (Pole License Administrative Payments); and (e) if not previously provided, a copy of the Pre-Construction Emissions Report submitted for the Encroachment Permit. For Pole License applications relating to a License Area that is not solely owned by the City, including, but not limited to, City easements located on private property, Licensee shall also provide evidence demonstrating, to the satisfaction of the City Attorney, Licensee’s entitlement to use the proposed License Area for the Permitted Use. (f) typical photo-simulations that accurately depict the appearance of each variation of equipment installation proposed with the application. A photo-simulation of individual installations is not required; rather a typical photo-simulation for each variant is required so City staff can understand the general character of the equipment from an aesthetic perspective. Photographs of similar installations from other communities are acceptable provided they accurately depict the appearance of the equipment to be installed.
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Pole License Application. Licensee shall submit Pole License applications to the City, which will review, approve, or deny each application in its reasonable and lawful discretion. Each application will consist of: (a) partially executed duplicate counterparts of a Pole License application in the form attached as Exhibit A, including the location and other identifying information about each City Pole covered by the Application, including whether it is a Standard City Pole or a historic or decorative Nonstandard City Pole; (b) Exhibit A-1, consisting of all plans and specifications required under Subsection 7.1.1 (Strict Compliance Required); (c) the initial Administrative Payment as specified in Section 4.7 (Pole License Administrative Processing Payments); and (d) if not previously provided, a copy of the Emissions Report submitted for the Small Cell Attachment Permit. For Pole License applications relating to the use a License Area that is not solely owned by the City, including, but not limited to, City easements located on private property, Licensee shall also provide evidence demonstrating, to the satisfaction of the City Attorney, Licensee’s entitlement to use the proposed License Area for the Permitted Use.
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Pole License Application. Each Pole License Application must include: (1) two partially executed duplicate counterparts of a Pole License in the form attached as Exhibit A to this Master License, with fully completed Exhibit A-1 and Exhibit A-2 attached to such partially executed Pole License; (2) the Pole License Processing Fee; and (3) a complete RF Compliance Report.
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