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Network to each applicable Subscriber premises (the "Drop Facilities") only where applicable premises occupant has contracted for services during the construction period. Contractor will only be required to install these Drop Facilities as and when the applicable premises owner requests services from Contractor and permits Contractor access to the premises owner's property. Following a premises owner's request for service, Contractor will enter into an agreement for services with the owner and will thereafter furnish and install the necessary Drop Facilities in coordination with the owner. Following the construction period, the Contractor will continue to install such Drop Facilities at its own cost, but will own such Drop Facilities. Contractor's monthly service fees will be equal to those charged to similarly situated subscribers in other counties of Washington. In each instance where a premises owner requests service and executes the applicable agreement for services, Contractor will install the Drop Facilities to an appropriate demarcation point at the owner's premises and will furnish the customer premises equipment ("CPE") needed for the owner to receive the services. The use of Contractor's fiber router may be required for the service to function as intended. For clarity, all CPE are not County Funded Network Facilities and will therefore be owned by Contractor at all times during the County Network Term. Additionally, Contractor will continue to own all Drop Facilities and CPE following termination of this Agreement unless any Drop Facilities are purchased by the County or were funded as part of the Contribution as contemplated by this Agreement. Contractor shall provide a minimum of two cabinets at each of the build locations covered by the Grant Agreement. 9. Subscriber Data Management and Privacy. Contractor will not block, throttle, or otherwise impede any lawful traffic and will manage end user data and privacy in accordance with policies established and published on Contractor's website. These policies include Contractor's Broadband Management Policies, Open Internet Information FAQs, and Privacy Policy, all available on Contractor's website. The Network Assets and Subscriber data will be managed by Contractor in the same manner as Contractor manages its network and subscriber data generally for all residents of the state of Washington. Independent of changes over time of Contractor's posted Internet Terms and Conditions, Contractor will: A) Never block, throttle, impede, or cap any lawful Internet traffic for locations in the County: and B) Maintain monthly broadband service fees for locations in the County, in line with those for similarly situated customers in other counties of Washington; and C) Operate the Network Assets within the guidelines of "net neutrality." An exception to this may be if a broadband wholesaler to Contractor does not follow these guidelines. Contractor will maintain sole ownership and control over all Subscriber data, including all "customer proprietary network information" ("CPNI") as defined under the Communications Act of 1936, as amended, and applicable Federal Communications Commission rules (the "CPNI Laws"). Contractor will collect and store all Subscriber data, including all CPNI in accordance Professional Services Agreement Page 27 of 35