Potential Licensed Site Pre-Application Sample Clauses

Potential Licensed Site Pre-Application. At its discretion, prior to submitting a formal application for any Licensed Site, Licensee may submit to Licensor a list of potential Licensed Sites to Licensor. Licensor shall promptly review said list to identify any sites that, in the reasonable opinion of Licensor, includes specific characteristics which make the installation of Licensee’s Structures and Equipment inappropriate for that location. Information to be submitted shall include the information identified in Exhibit 4 of this Agreement (in a form to be provided by Licensor), as well as a recent photograph of the Structure and a visual representation of the design of the Wireless Installation. Criteria used to determine whether a potential Licensed Site is appropriate may include, but is not necessarily limited to: (a) The type of Structure (e.g. street light) upon which the Wireless Installation will be mounted; (b) The existence of physical characteristics of the Licensed Site or Structure which render infeasible the addition of Licensor’s Structures in a safe or effective manner; (c) The presence of an existing Wireless Installation on the Structure; (d) The current or planned use of the Structure by Licensor; (e) The creation of any significant aesthetic impacts to a streetlight utilizing a non-standard or decorative design (unless the Wireless installation employs design features that in the reasonable opinion of Licensor successfully mitigates any adverse aesthetic impacts); or (f) The necessity of performing underground work to support the Wireless Installation when such work is prohibited by Licensor’s “Dig Once” Policy. Information provided to the Licensee pursuant to this process shall not be deemed to constitute an “approval” or “denial,” but is instead designed to alert the licensee to issues which may have an impact on the outcome of a Permit request.
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