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6-8-9: RIGHTS OF WAY:
At the City's discretion in order to receive access, transport, or infrastructure services, the City may require the customer and/or the land owner's dedication or conveyance of a utility easement in order to facilitate the installation, operation, and maintenance of the City's fiber system, over, across and upon property owned or controlled by the customer/land owner. Such utility easement may also be used for the purpose of connecting and providing access to other customers of the City. Such utility easement shall permit access thereto by authorized representatives of the City both for initial installation and for maintenance and/or repairs thereafter at all reasonable hours or at any time in any emergency. (Ord. 864, 5-24-2022)
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