92-54 AGREEMENT FOR USE OF THE PUBLIC WAY

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- ', and the Company's serving central office that provides customer access to the dial network for placing and receiving calls.""Within the Municipality"means within the corporate boundaries of the city, village or incorporated town named in Section 1 of this Ordinance as recorded with the appropriate county recorder and as provided to the Company.The Municipality agrees to notify the Company of any ordinances annexing to or disconnecting from such corporate boundaries and agrees to provide to the Company an accurate map of such changes showing, if available, street name and number detail. The Company shall, within forty-five (45)days of the effective date of this Ordinance, make an appropriate adjustment between payments to which the Municipality is entitled under this Ordinance and payment that the Municipality is entitled to or has received under a prior Interim Agreement dated November 19 , 19 8 4 for the period commencing January 1, 1991. The Company agrees to provide annually,within a reasonable time from Municipality's request, the names, addresses and number of Access Lines for each of its customers within the Municipality, subject to the Municipality's agreement not to disclose said information, which Municipality agrees shall be used solely for the purposes of verifying the number of the Company's Access Lines within the Municipality. The Company further agrees to substantiate, upon request the contents of such report and all records and other � documents required for such verification shall, upon reasonable advance notice, be subject to inspection by the Municipality. In compiling such report the company shall be permitted to delete the names of those customers subscribing to the Company's non-published listing service. The payments due hereunder shall be in lieu of any permit, license, inspection or other similar fees or charges customarily assessed by the Municipality to businesses operating in the public way or operating in a similar business as that conducted by the Company including, but not limited to, all general business license fees. The Company shall, without charge and when directed by the chief executive officer of the Municipality, move within the same premises the customer premise wire associated with each Access Line provided to the Municipality by the Company, provided that not more than one such change of location in any one year per Access Line shall be made by the Company without expense to the Municipality. "Customer premise wire"is defined as any wire beginning on the customer's side of the network interface or equivalent and ending at the registration jack or connecting block, exclusive of wiring associated with key or PBX systems and their serving terminals or main distribution frames. SECTION 7. UNDERGROUND INSTALLATION Newly constructed distribution lines shall be placed underground to the extent required by the Illinois Commerce Commission.The Company shall not be required to bury any existing aerial facilities. However, if a municipal construction project to the public way,such as a road widening or other improvement, would require that existing aerial facflities be relocated,the Company agrees that if requested by the Municipality, such facilities will be buried, provided the cost to the Company of burial does not exceed the cost of an aerial relocation. If during the term of this Ordinance, the Company shall receive authority from the ICC to undertake a system- wide program or programs of undergrounding its existing transmission facilities,the Company will budget and allocate to the program of undergrounding in the Municipality such amount as may be determined and approved by the ICC. —5—