Space Denial Queue Sample Clauses

The Space Denial Queue clause establishes a system for managing requests or applications when access to a particular space or facility is temporarily unavailable due to capacity limits or other restrictions. Under this clause, individuals or entities seeking access are placed in a queue and are granted entry in the order their requests were received as space becomes available. This mechanism ensures fairness and transparency in allocating limited space, preventing disputes and confusion over access rights during periods of high demand.
Space Denial Queue. CenturyLink will maintain a list of denied Collocation requests, in order of the date of receipt (Space Denial Queue), for each Premises where CenturyLink has exhausted Collocation space. A separate queue will be maintained for each Premises. When space becomes available in a Premises in which a queue has developed, CenturyLink will inform CLECs in the queue that space for Collocation has become available. If there is insufficient space to accommodate all of the CLECs in queue, CenturyLink shall notify CLECs of the availability of space in accordance with the CLEC's position in the queue. CLEC must respond within ten (10) Days of receipt of notification from CenturyLink with a new Collocation Application. If CLEC does not provide a Collocation Application within ten (10) Days of receipt of notification, or if CLEC responds that it no longer requires the Collocation space, CLEC shall be removed from the queue and the available space shall be offered to the next CLEC in the queue. If the space made available to CLEC in the queue is not sufficient to meet such CLEC's needs, such CLEC may deny the space that becomes available and keep its position in the queue.
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Space Denial Queue. Qwest will maintain a list of denied Collocation requests, in order of the date of receipt (Space Denial Queue), for each Premises where Qwest has exhausted Collocation space. In lieu of a Collocation order, CLEC may submit a letter of intent to order Collocation space for a Premises and be included on the list. A separate queue will be maintained for each Premises. When space becomes available in a Premises in which a queue has developed, Qwest will inform CLECs in the queue that space for Collocation has become available. If there is insufficient space to accommodate all CLECs in queue, Qwest shall notify CLECs of the availability of space in accordance with CLEC’s position in the queue. CLEC must respond within fifteen (15) calendar Days of receipt of notification from Qwest with a new Collocation Application. If CLEC does not provide a Collocation Application within fifteen (15) calendar Days of receipt of notification, or if CLEC responds that it no longer requires the Collocation space, CLEC shall be removed from the queue and the available space shall be offered to the next CLEC in the queue. If the space made available to a CLEC in the queue is not sufficient to meet such CLEC’s needs, such CLEC may deny the space that becomes available and keep its position in the queue.
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Space Denial Queue. Qwest will maintain a list of denied Collocation requests, in order of the date of receipt (Space Denial Queue), for each Premises where Qwest has exhausted Collocation space. n lieu of a Collocation order, CLEC may submit a letter of intent to order Collocation space for a Premises and be included on the list. A separate queue will be maintained for each Premises. When space becomes available in a Premises in which a queue has developed, Qwest will inform CLECs in the queue that space for Collocation has become available. If there is insufficient space to accommodate all CLECs in queue, Qwest shall notify CLECs of the availability of space in accordance with CLEC’s position in the queue. CLEC must respond within ten
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Space Denial Queue. Qwest will maintain a list of denied collocation requests, in order of the date of application receipt (Space Denial Queue), for each Premise where Qwest has exhausted Collocation space. A separate queue will be maintained for each Premise. When space becomes available in a Premise in which a queue has developed, Qwest will inform CLECs in the queue that space for collocation has become available. If there is insufficient space to accommodate all of the CLECs in queue, Qwest shall notify SBCT of the availability of space in accordance with SBCT’s position in the queue. SBCT must respond within ten (10) calendar days of receipt of notification from Qwest with a new Collocation application. If SBCT does not provide a Collocation application within ten (10) calendar days of receipt of notification, or if SBCT responds that it no longer requires the collocation space, SBCT shall be removed from the queue and the available space shall be offered to the next CLEC in the queue.
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Space Denial Queue. Qwest will maintain a list of denied Wireless Type 2 Collocation requests, in order of the date of receipt (Space Denial Queue), for each Premises where Qwest has exhausted Wireless Type 2 Collocation space. A separate queue will be maintained for each Premises. When space becomes available in a Premises in which a queue has developed, Qwest will inform WSPs in the queue that space for Wireless Type 2 Collocation has become available. If there is insufficient space to accommodate all of the WSPs in queue, Qwest shall notify WSPs of the availability of space in accordance with the WSP's position in the queue. WSP must respond within ten
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Related to Space Denial Queue

  • Occupancy Period a. The student may begin occupancy of their assigned room space on the dates listed in the University catalog. Failure to occupy the room by the first official day of classes each semester may result in a reassignment of the room; however, the residential student agreement will remain enforced. Students are expected to occupy their assigned room. Students who choose to vacate their assignment without being officially exempted from the agreement have abrogated their right to that space and are required to return any key(s) to the vacated assignment as directed. Failure to return key(s) as directed will result in billing for associated lock changes(s). Students remain liable for room and board charges during the life of the agreement. Students who have previously vacated and subsequently return during the agreement period will be reassigned to an available space.

  • Shift Schedule The words "shift schedule" when used in this Agreement shall mean a timetable of the shifts and off days assigned to a position or group of positions which commences at the beginning of a pay period and includes one complete rotation of said shifts.