PROCESS FOR ATTACHING IN THE COMPANY SPACE Clause Samples

PROCESS FOR ATTACHING IN THE COMPANY SPACE. 2.1.1 Request For Information Permittee may, from time to time, submit a written request for information about the availability of Company Space. The request for information must include the proposed route or location of Attachments. Company shall respond in writing to such request for information as quickly as possible using commercially reasonable methods and consistent with applicable legal, safety, and reliability requirements. Availability of Company Space shall be determined in a manner consistent with Sections 2.1.4 and 2.1.5. Subject to the Confidentiality provisions in Section 13.4, the Company shall, within such period, provide Permittee with access to maps, and currently available records such as drawings, plans, and other information that it uses in its daily transaction of business necessary for evaluating the availability of Excess Capacity for the proposed route or location of Attachments specified by the Permittee in the request. Permittee agrees to pay in advance all of the Company’s estimated unit costs currently in effect to respond to the request for information. The total cost for providing the information will be reconciled based on the Company’s actual costs at the end of the task. The Company’s estimated unit costs for such work are set forth in Exhibit C. The Company may revise such estimated unit costs, from time to time, upon sixty (60) days’ written notice to Permittee.
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