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<br />Facilities to any City Facilities other than the Poles unless the Licensee executes a separate <br />agreement with the City. The Licensee may make Attachments to drop poles and lift poles <br />located on a customer's property prior to submitting an application and obtaining a permit, <br />provided the Licensee submits an application and obtains a permit for the Attachments within 30 <br />days of attaching to the pole. <br /> <br />6.02. Consistent with applicable law, the overlashing of an existing Attachment of the Licensee <br />by any person other than the Licensee is considered a separate Attachment requiring a separate <br />agreement with the City and a separate Permit. Without such a Permit, third party overlashing <br />constitutes an unauthorized Attachment. The Licensee will not permit any third party <br />overlashing of the Licensee's Facilities without obtaining written verification from the City that <br />the overlashing has been authorized by the City. <br /> <br />6.03. Consistent with applicable law, the overlashing by the Licensee of its own facilities is not <br />considered a separate Attachment and is not subject to a separate Permit, but the Licensee will <br />provide the City with prior written notification of any overlashing the Licensee intends to <br />perform. The Licensee will have a registered professional engineer certify that the overlashing <br />can be accomplished in compliance with the Technical Specifications and the Applicable <br />Standards. <br /> <br />6.04. As part of the Permit application process, the City may require the Licensee to have a <br />registered professional engineer conduct a Pre-Permit Survey and certify that the Licensee's <br />proposed Attachments can be installed on the Poles in compliance with the Technical <br />Specifications and the Applicable Standards. The selection of the engineer is subject to approval <br />by the City. The engineer's experience must include similar work on electric utility systems. <br /> <br />6.05. Upon receipt of a properly completed application, including any required Pre-Permit <br />Survey, the City will review the application within a reasonable period of time, and discuss any <br />issues with the Licensee, including engineering or Make-Ready Work requirements associated <br />with the application. The City's acceptance of application documents or issuance of a Permit <br />will not relieve the engineer or the Licensee of full responsibility for the safe and proper <br />installation of the Attachments covered by the Permit. <br /> <br />6.06. If the City determines that Make-Ready Work is required to accommodate any Attachment <br />of the Licensee, the City or its contractors will perform the work in accordance with Article 7. <br /> <br />6.07. If the City receives Permit Applications for the same Pole from the Licensee and one or <br />more Other Licensees within 30 days of one another, and accommodating the requests may <br />require replacement or modification of the Pole or rearrangement of existing Attachments, the <br />City will follow the procedures of Article 9 in reviewing the applications. <br /> <br />6.08. If the Licensee has not pre-paid the City for Make-Ready Work associated with an <br />application, then upon completion of the Make-Ready Work, the City will bill the Licensee for <br />all costs of the work. The City will issue a Permit only after the Licensee pays the City all fees <br /> <br />8 <br />