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6. POWER <br />a. Utility Access: County shall provide access to utility service for electricity to the <br />Licensed Area. <br />b. Reimbursement: Licensee shall reimburse County for all fees, charges and costs, for <br />Licensee’s use of utility services, including power used for the installation, operation, <br />use, maintenance, repair or removal of Equipment or other Licensee activities. <br />c. No Back-Up Power: County is under no obligation to provide or arrange for any <br />emergency or backup power, for Licensee and its Equipment. However, Licensee may <br />connect Licensee’s circuit to the current County generator located at the Site. Licensee <br />shall use best business practices related to the connection and use of the generator. The <br />County is under no obligation to maintain, repair or replace the generator, and makes no <br />representation as to the condition or operability of the generator now or in the future. <br />Licensee specifically waives any and all claims, losses, damages, liabilities and expenses <br />arising out of or resulting from or in any way connected with the generator. <br />d. No County Responsibility: County is not responsible for any costs or damages related to <br />power, including those that may occur as the result of a power surge or a power outage, <br />whether or not it was within the control of the County. <br />7. EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION AND OPERATION <br />a. Compliance: All of the Equipment to be installed and maintained on the Licensed Area <br />shall be installed at Licensee’s sole cost and expense, in good and workmanlike manner <br />by a licensed contractor, as applicable, and in accordance with appropriate electrical, <br />mechanical and structural plans and specifications. <br />b. Frequency: Licensee shall not operate the Equipment at any frequency which has not <br />been approved by both County ITD and County’s Real Property Management (“GSA- <br />RPM”), which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Notwithstanding <br />the foregoing, County acknowledges that Licensee intends to operate within the Licensed <br />Area on the Department of Commerce National Telecommunications Information <br />Agency approved frequency range. <br />c. Cable: Licensee shall mark cabling every twenty (20) feet with identifying markings and <br />identify the antenna with similar markings. Prior to any installation, Licensee shall <br />submit plans and specifications to the County for design review and for approval of any <br />proposed cable runs and antenna locations. <br />862