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10 <br />4.2.2 Amount of License Fee; Proration. Licensee must take into account annual <br />License Fee adjustments under Section 4.3 (Adjustments in License Fee) when <br />calculating the amount of each annual License Fee. Each annual License Fee is payable <br />in advance without prior demand or any deduction, setoff, or counterclaim, except to <br />account for a partial year at the beginning of a Pole License or Associated Facilities <br />License, at the end of the Term or earlier termination of this Master License or a right of <br />abatement or refund expressly granted under this Master License. The adjustment <br />provided in this Section will be effective even if the first License Year was for less than a <br />full calendar year. <br />4.2.3 Due Dates. <br />(a)Licensee shall submit the first License Year’s License Fee with the <br />Acknowledgment Letter without deduction for any reason. <br />(b)The annual License Fee for each subsequent License Year of the <br />Term of each Pole or Associated Facilities License will be due and payable to the <br />City on January 1 and will be late if the City has not received payment by the due <br />date. As an illustration, and not a limitation, if the Commencement Date for a Pole <br />License falls on July 1, then the License Fee due in the first License Year will be <br />prorated 50% (to account for the six-month difference between January and June) <br />and will be due on the Commencement Date. The full License Fee for the second <br />License Year, and each subsequent year thereafter, will be due on January 1. <br />4.2.4 Discount for Integrated Poles. If the use of Integrated Poles becomes <br />feasible at any time during the Term, Licensee may request that the City amend any Pole <br />License to authorize Licensee to replace one or more licensed City Poles with Integrated <br />Poles, subject to the City’s prior approval of plans, specifications, cost estimates, <br />materials, and completed improvements in accordance with Section 8.1 (Licensee’s <br />Alterations). As an incentive for Licensee to upgrade City Poles to Integrated Poles, <br />beginning in the License Year following the License Year in which the City accepts the <br />Integrated Pole and continuing for the remainder of the Term of each affected Pole <br />License, the City will discount by twenty percent (20%) the annual License Fee for each <br />Integrated Pole that the City has accepted. <br />4.2.5 In-Lieu Public Benefits. Subject to City Council review and approval, <br />Licensee may provide the City with public benefits in lieu of paying a License Fee for a <br />Pole or Associated Facilities License. In the event that Licensee provides the City with <br />such in-lieu public benefits, the City Council shall review and shall approve those public <br />benefits in lieu of paying a License Fee. The in-lieu benefits shall be identified in a <br />separate agreement for each Pole Associated Facilities License for which a License Fee <br />is waived or reduced, and such agreement shall become an exhibit to this Master License <br />Agreement, and shall set forth the terms and conditions under which the Licensee shall <br />provide in-lieu benefits to the City. The terms and conditions may include, but are not <br />limited to the in kind contributions, public improvements, other charges, and/or <br />contributions as mutually agreed, and any such other terms which promote the public <br />health, safety, and welfare of the City. Providing in-lieu benefits pursuant to this <br />subsection shall not relieve Licensee of the obligations to pay any other required Master <br />License Application Processing Payments and Additional Fees as prescribed under Sections 4.6 through 4.10 of this Agreement <br />4.3 Adjustments in License Fee. <br />On each anniversary of the Commencement Date (each, an “Adjustment Date”), the <br />License Fee will be increased by three percent (3%). Nothing in this Master License is intended <br />to limit the City’s ability to increase the License Fee beyond 3% each fiscal year subject to <br />approval by the City Council.