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<br />interference with the use of that property by any person. In the event of such interference, the
<br />Grantor may require the removal or relocation of the Grantee's lines, cables, and appurtenances
<br />from the property in question.
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<br />7.5. Construction Default.
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<br />Upon the failure, refusal or neglect of Grantee to undertake or complete any
<br />construction, reconstruction, repair, relocation or other necessary work as required by this
<br />Agreement, thereby creating an adverse impact upon the public health, welfare or safety, Grantor
<br />may (but is not required to) cause that work to be completed, in whole or in part, and upon so
<br />doing will submit to Grantee an itemized statement of costs. Grantee will be given reasonable
<br />advance notice of Grantor's intent to exercise this power, and 30 days to cure the default.
<br />Grantee must, within 30 days of billing, pay to Grantor the actual costs incurred.
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<br />7.6. Vacation or Abandonment.
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<br />If any street, alley, public highway, or portion thereof used by the Grantee is
<br />vacated by the Grantor, or its use is discontinued by the Grantee, then upon reasonable notice the
<br />Grantee may be required to remove its facilities, unless otherwise specifically authorized, or
<br />unless easements for cable television facilities have previously been reserved. Following that
<br />removal, Grantee must restore, repair, or reconstruct the area where that removal has occurred to
<br />the condition that existed prior to removal. Upon any failure, neglect, or refusal of the Grantee,
<br />after 30 days' notice by the Grantor, to do such work, Grantor may cause it to be done, and
<br />within 30 days of billing, Grantee must pay to Grantor the actual costs incurred.
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<br />7.7. Abandonment in Place.
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<br />Grantor may, upon written application by Grantee, approve the abandonment in
<br />place by Grantee of any property, under such terms and conditions as Grantor may reasonably
<br />approve. Upon Grantor-approved abandonment in place of any property, Grantee must cause to
<br />be executed, acknowledged, and delivered to Grantor such instruments as Grantor may prescribe
<br />and approve in order to transfer and convey ownership of that property to Grantor.
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<br />7.8. Removal ofSvstem Facilities.
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<br />If Grantee's plant is deactivated for a continuous period of30 days, (except for
<br />reasons beyond Grantee's control), and without prior written notice to and approval by Grantor,
<br />then Grantee must, at Grantor's option and demand, and at the sole expense of Grantee, promptly
<br />remove all of Grantee's property from any streets or other public rights-of-way. Grantee must
<br />promptly restore the streets or other public areas from which its property, including aerial trunk
<br />and feeder lines, has been removed to the condition existing prior to Grantee's use thereof.
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<br />7.9. Relocation of Facilities and Improvements.
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<br />(a) Grantee will promptly relocate its facilities, at its own expense, upon 90-
<br />days prior written notification by Grantor that such relocation is necessary to make way for a
<br />governmental use or disposition of any street, highway, or rights-of-way where Grantee
<br />maintains its facilities. Ifthc relocation of Grantee's facilities is requested by a person or entity
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