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2.17 Route Completion: Shall mean when 99% of the defined meters assigned to Contractor in the route is completed as each meter will be defined as either 1) Certified, 2) Return to Utility to Install, 3) Pending and waiting new install date/time, 4) escalated to the utility. 2.18 Water Meter Appointments: Failure of an End -User Customer to be available for a scheduled appointment such as not being home and/or allowing access to the premises is defined as a Missed Appointment. 2.19 Revisiting Installed Meter Locations: When Contractor revisits previously installed equipment at Customer's request within 14 days of installation to troubleshoot the installation, the cost of this revisit will be the same cost as the original installation. If the revisit results I Contractor determining that there was an installation issue caused by Contractor, there will be no charge to Utility for the revisit. 2.20: Unable to complete Installation: - Allegiant may come across meter locations that are unable to be completed. Classifications of Meters that are unable to be completed are: Not able to locate, End -User Customer refusal, Obstruction, Locked Gate, No Access, Unsafe Animals, Customer Side Leak, Utility Side Leak, Inoperable curb stop, Direct connect without shut offs. Meter does not match work order. 2.21: Out of Scope: Traffic lights, railroad crossing, meter exchanges in confined spaces and polyphase meters as agreed to by all Parties. 2.22: Integration with NISC: As defined in Attachment I Requirements Response. 3.0 Deployment Schedule The Contractor must maintain a forward -looking detailed installation schedule based on the Deployment Schedule. The Contractor will deploy approximately 100 electric meters and 20 water EndPoints during Utility's initial deployment period. The Contractor's personnel will be onsite to deploy meters for approximately 1- 2 weeks continuously, during which all meter and EndPoint installations will be performed. • Utility shall provide updates on anticipated full deployment start date once a month after initial deployment period. At least 45 days prior to the start of the full deployment, Contractor will confirm the full deployment start date. • Both Parties will mutually agree to the schedule in the table below. • The agreed upon schedule is expected to have a reasonable ramp -up period at the start of the deployment followed with a steady state period anticipated to occur over a continuous 10-month period and ending with a ramp down process. • A Deployment Schedule by EndPoint will be created as part of the Installation Workshops. Project entails the following: Completion of electric and water EnclPoint quantities listed below. 141