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DEFINITIONS. The Parties agree that the teens listed below will be defined as follows: A. "City Conduit" means the City owned plastic pipe installed underground typically used for routing or fiber optic cable and as identified on Exhibit A, attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference and the District fiend verified portions of the City's existing traffic signal conduit system, as shown on Exhibit I3, attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference, that will be leased as part of the Agreement. B. "Dedicated City Fiber" means the 12 fiber optic strands to be provided to and owned by the City for its exclusive use throughout portions of the District's east ring, as shown on Exhibits C and D, attached hereto and incorporate;d herein by reference, and the 12 fiber optic strands along the following spur routes that are not part of the east ring, also as shown on Exhibits C and D; 1. Washington Ave. between S. Boulder Rd. and the North Water Treatment Plant (1955 N. Washington Ave.); 2. Via Appia between McCaslin Blvd. and the Police Station (922 Via Appia) and the Recreation Center (900 Via Appia); 3. Spruce St. between Jefferson Ave. and City Hall (749 Main St.); 4. Pine St. between Garfield Ave. and the signalized pedestrian crossing (400 block of Pine St.). 5. W. Cherry St. between McCaslin Blvd. and W. Dahlia Street; 6. Dillon Road between S. 88th Street and S. 96th Street; C. "District Network" means the Boulder Valley School District fiber optic cable infrastructure which will consist of a bundle of 288 fiber optic strands on the backbone and bundles of 48, 24 or 12 fiber optic strands on laterals or spurs throughout the District's east ring installed in the City Conduit or in Diistrict provided conduit, as shown on Exhibit D, consistent with the City's Design anti Construction Standards. D. "Fiber" and "fiber optic cable" means a bundle of individual fiber strands. Each fiber strand will be dedicated to providing communications between two or more points along the path of the fiber optic cable. E. "Fiber optic ring" means the cable path that sequentially routes fiber optic cable from an originating point through one or more iintermediate points then back to the originating point. The District will construct two fiber optic rings as part of its Network, as shown on Exhibit E, attached hereto and incorporated hereui by reference. F. "Public right of way" means streets, allleys, roads, lanes, sidewalks, and public rights of way within the City.