Service Drop Sample Clauses
A Service Drop clause defines the conditions under which a service provider may discontinue or suspend services to a customer. Typically, this clause outlines specific triggers such as non-payment, breach of contract, or other violations that justify the cessation of services. For example, if a client fails to pay invoices within a specified period, the provider may halt service delivery until payment is received. The core function of this clause is to protect the service provider by establishing clear grounds for stopping services, thereby managing risk and encouraging compliance with contractual obligations.
Service Drop. A specific type of Attachment that is a cable attached to a Verizon Pole that runs directly from that Verizon Pole to a Licensee customer location or premise.
Service Drop. Licensee must apply for a permit within seven (7) days of the attachment of a service drop and install the service drop in compliance with all Pole Requirements.
Service Drop. Brightspeed may attach a Service Drop, without Application, from one City Pole with an existing authorized Attachment to connect directly to Brightspeed’s customer’s building, premise, or location, and attach to no more than one additional City Pole where the additional City Pole does not support voltage greater than 600V.
6.3.1 It is Brightspeed’s responsibility to verify that the City Pole on which it proposes to make a Service Drop meets all Applicable Standards before attaching the Service Drop. If existing Applicable Standards issue(s) are identified, Brightspeed will not be allowed to attach the Service Drop until the Applicable Standards issue(s) is resolved.
6.3.2 If it is determined by City that Brightspeed has attached a Service Drop on a City Pole with a pre-existing violation of Applicable Standards, Brightspeed shall be required to bring the Service Drop into compliance with Applicable Standards to the extent that it is Brightspeed’s existing Attachment that is non-compliant. Subject to the provisions of Article 19, City will provide written notice to Brightspeed and Brightspeed will have thirty (30) days from receipt of such notice to Correct the existing Applicable Standards issue, otherwise the provisions of Article 19 shall apply. If the Attachment that is non-compliant belongs to another Attaching Entity, then Brightspeed shall coordinate with City and the other Attaching Entity concerning any necessary rearrangement of Brightspeed’s Service Drop in conjunction with the Correction of the non-compliant Attachment.
6.3.3 Brightspeed will notify City of a Service Drop within thirty (30) days of installation. Any Service Drop that City discovers more than thirty (30) days after installation will be considered an Unauthorized Attachment subject to the provisions of Article 21.
Service Drop. If possible, a Service Drop, whether temporary or permanent, should be placed perpendicular to the backbone of the Company’s existing Equipment. The Company must make an Application for an Alignment if either one or both of the following applies:
(a) the Service Drop can only be located parallel to the backbone of the Company’s existing Equipment;
(b) the Service Drop is partially or completely in the Service Corridor for a distance greater than 1 metre. A Service Drop must be placed within one half metre inside the property line of The City’s Service Corridor that is adjacent to the property receiving the service. In addition, a Service Drop must be buried to avoid interference with traffic and other operations along the Service Corridor and must not be laid on top of or over a Service Corridor.
Service Drop. Overhead conductors that extend from Cooperative's overhead distribution system to the point of delivery where connection is made to Customer's electrical installation.
Service Drop. Licensee may attach a Service Drop, without Application, from one Pole with an existing Permitted Attachment to connect directly to Licensee’s customer’s building, premise, or location, and attached to no more than one additional Pole where the additional Pole does not support voltage greater than 600V. For Service Drops where there is no existing Permitted Attachment, Licensee may make the Attachment and shall submit the Permit Application within thirty (30) days after the Attachment is made. It is Licensee’s responsibility to verify that the Pole on which it proposes to make a Service Drop meets all Applicable Standards before attaching the Service Drop. If an existing Applicable Standards issue is identified, it is the responsibility of the Licensee to notify City of the issue(s). Licensee shall not be allowed to Attach the Service Drop until the Applicable Standards issue is resolved. If it is determined that Licensee has attached a Service Drop on a Pole with a pre-existing violation of Applicable Standards, Licensee shall be required to bring the Service Drop into compliance with Applicable Standards to the extent that it is Licensee’s existing Attachment that is non-compliant. Subject to the provisions of Article 8, City will provide written notice to Licensee and Licensee will have forty-five (45) days from receipt of such notice to Correct the existing Applicable Standards issue, otherwise the provisions of Article18 shall apply. If the Attachment that is non-compliant belongs to another Attaching Entity, then Licensee shall coordinate with City and the other Attaching Entity concerning any necessary rearrangement of Licensee’s Service Drop in conjunction with the Correction of the non-compliant Attachment. For Service Drops where there is no existing Permitted Attachment, Licensee shall submit an Attachment Permit request within thirty (30) days of installation. Any such Service Drop Attachment without a Permit will be considered an Unauthorized Attachment subject to the fee provisions of Appendix A.