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herein shall limit, restrict, or otherwise affect the right of Permittee to oppose or otherwise object to any safety standard or requirement as may be required or specified by PG&E under this paragraph, through any legal or administrative remedy or proceeding, including through the CPUC, that may be available to Permittee. Notwithstanding the above, Permittee shall comply with and perform in accordance with said practices, applicable laws, rules, and regulations or special instructions given by PG&E during any opposition or objection. (b) The Permittee shall be solely responsible for the Pole Attachments and shall take all necessary precautions during construction, installation, maintenance on or near PG&E Poles and PG&E Right of Way so as to protect all persons and the property of PG&E and others from injury and damage. Without limiting the foregoing and without assuming any obligation to maintain or monitor the Pole Attachments, if PG&E believes that Permittee's Pole Attachments are in any way endangering any person or property or is in noncompliance with any requirement referenced in Section 3.1(a) above (a "Hazardous Condition"), PG&E shall give Permittee reasonable notice under the circumstances prior to taking any steps it deems advisable to remedy the Hazardous Condition unless there is an imminent threat as solely determined by PG&E. In such case, PG&E may immediately take any steps it deems advisable, without prior notice. In any case, Permittee shall be required to reimburse PG&E for PG&E's costs. In addition, if PG&E notifies Permittee of the existence of any Hazardous Condition, Permittee shall remediate such condition promptly and in no case more than ten (10) days of receipt of such notice. 3.2 WORK ON POLES. Permittee and its duly authorized contractors, agents and employees (the "Permittee's Workers") shall avoid directly climbing on PG&E Poles and, if possible, use of ladder or bucket trucks to perform work on the Pole Attachments. If the use of ladder or bucket trucks is not feasible, Permittee's Workers shall exercise best efforts to make certain that the poles or structures are strong enough to safely sustain the workers weight or the change in applied stress before climbing any PG&E Poles or structures. However, in no event shall Permittee's Workers climb or make contact with any portion of the power space on the PG&E Poles as designated by PG&E. All work on PG&E Poles or under this Agreement to be performed in the proximity of energized electrical conductors shall only be performed by qualified electrical workers in accordance with Title 8 - State of California High Voltage Safety Orders. Permittee's Workers shall conduct its work so as not to interfere or delay any other work performed or scheduled to be performed by PG&E or its authorized agents on or near PG&E Poles or PG&E Right of Way. PG&E and its authorized agents shall have priority in accessing the PG&E Poles and PG&E Right of Ways at any time, and Permittee's Workers must adhere to any requests made by PG&E to modify or interrupt the work of Permittee's Workers. 3