Title
Resolution to Approve an Encroachment Agreement Pursuant to Hampton City Code § 34-86 Between the City of Hampton and Lumos Networks Inc. d/b/a Segra to Allow an Encroachment into the City’s Right of Way for Installation of Buried Fiber Optic Cable, Conduit, and a Handhole Along and Across the City’s Right of Way Known as Enterprise Parkway
Purpose
PURPOSE/BACKGROUND:
Lumos Networks Inc. d/b/a Segra (the “Licensee” and “Grantee”), is a fiber optic communications network service provider intending to install certain infrastructure in the City of Hampton (the “City”) to provide services to its customers and certain properties adjacent to, near, or within the area of certain property owned by Amazon.Com Services, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company authorized to transact business in the Commonwealth of Virginia, located at 2000 Enterprise Parkway, Hampton, Virginia (LRSN: 7001878) (“the Serviced Parcel”). The City is the owner of Enterprise Parkway (the “Right of Way”). Licensee requested that the City grant Licensee permission to encroach into two (2) areas of the Right of Way more particularly described as follows:
1. Area #1: 763 +/- square foot area (763’ x 1’ area) to install buried fiber optic cable and conduit in the Right of Way as illustrated on Exhibit “A” attached to the Encroachment Agreement presented to City Council for approval; and
2. Area #2: 10 +/- square foot area (2.5’ x 4’ area’) of Right of Way for a handhole to be installed as illustrated on said Exhibit “A”.
Area #1 and Area #2 being collectively the “Licensed Area”. The new fiber conduit/cable and the new handhole as described above are the improvements being proposed to be located within the Licensed Area (the “Licensed Improvement”) as requested on Licensee’s encroachment application and as further illustrated on the aforesaid Exhibit “A” attached to the Encroachment Agreement.
The request was routed to City staff and local utility companies, and none...
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