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RIGHTS-OF-WAY AND POLE ATTACHMENT AGREEMENT This Rights-of-Way and Pole Attachment Agreement Agreement is entered into between the Town of New Patz New York Town and Mobilitie LLC Mobilitie and its successors and assigns. 00. Other than as required pursuant to Paragraph 6 hereof Mobilitie shall not be obligated to pay any other permit fees. 5. Should Mobilitie seek to attach Facilities to a pole in the Rights-of-Way which is owned by a third party Mobilitie shall obtain all...

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How to fill out rights-of-way and pole attachment

1. Determine the purpose for which you need the rights-of-way and pole attachment.
2. Contact the relevant regulatory agency or utility company to understand the requirements and regulations for obtaining rights-of-way and pole attachment.
3. Submit an application to the appropriate authority or utility company, providing all required information and documentation.
4. Pay any necessary fees or charges associated with the rights-of-way and pole attachment.
5. Coordinate with other entities, such as electric utility companies or telecommunications providers, to ensure compatibility and avoid conflicts.
6. Follow any necessary construction or installation guidelines provided by the authority or utility company.
7. Regularly inspect and maintain the rights-of-way and pole attachment to ensure compliance and safety standards are met.

Who needs rights-of-way and pole attachment?

1. Telecommunications companies needing to install overhead cables or equipment.
2. Electric utility companies requiring access to poles for the distribution of power.
3. Construction companies involved in the installation of infrastructure that requires rights-of-way and pole attachment.
4. Government agencies needing to establish public infrastructure like street lighting or traffic signals.
5. Internet service providers seeking to expand their network coverage by installing equipment on utility poles.

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What is rights-of-way and pole attachment?

Rights-of-way refers to the legal right to pass through someone else's property. Pole attachment is the act of installing equipment on utility poles for the purpose of providing services like electricity or internet.

Who is required to file rights-of-way and pole attachment?

Utility companies and service providers are typically required to file rights-of-way and pole attachment agreements.

How to fill out rights-of-way and pole attachment?

Rights-of-way and pole attachment agreements can typically be filled out by detailing the terms of use, payment arrangements, maintenance responsibilities, and other relevant information.

What is the purpose of rights-of-way and pole attachment?

The purpose of rights-of-way and pole attachment is to regulate the use of public and private property for the installation and maintenance of utility infrastructure.

What information must be reported on rights-of-way and pole attachment?

Information to be reported on rights-of-way and pole attachment agreements typically includes the parties involved, the terms and conditions of use, payment details, maintenance responsibilities, and any other relevant information.