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Title 5 — PUBLIC WELFARE

Chapter 5 — COMMUNITY ANTENNA TELEVISION AND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

Antioch Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-01 · Antioch

Section

Article 1: General Provisions

5-5.01 Franchises to operate

5-5.02 Definitions

5-5.03 Nature and extent of grant

5-5.04 Territorial area involved

5-5.05 Duration of franchises

5-5.06 Limitations upon grant

5-5.07 Franchise acceptance

5-5.08 Regulation of rates and services

5-5.09 Franchise payments

5-5.10 Rights-of-way

5-5.11 Rights reserved to the city

5-5.12 Permits and authorizations

5-5.13 Location of property of grantees

5-5.14 Removal or abandonment of franchise property

5-5.15 Changes required by public improvements

5-5.16 Failure to perform street work

5-5.17 CATV installation shielding

5-5.18 Faithful performance bonds

5-5.19 Indemnification of the city

5-5.20 Hold harmless agreements

5-5.21 Inspections of property and records

5-5.22 Operational standards

5-5.23 Repair service and subscriber complaints

5-5.24 Inadequate service remedies

5-5.25 Supervision of CATV franchises

5-5.26 Emergency override

5-5.27 Renewal of franchises

5-5.28 Acquisition of systems

Article 2: Customer Service and Rates

5-5.30 Minimum level of service

5-5.31 Rate regulation; FCC regulations

5-5.32 Initial service rates

5-5.33 Rate increases

5-5.34 Form of applications

5-5.35 Action on application

5-5.36 Appeal of Manager's decision

5-5.37 Appeal of Council's decision

5-5.38 Complaints regarding premium service rates

Article 3: State Franchise Holders Providing Video Service

5-5.40 Customer service penalties under state video franchises

5-5.41 State video franchise and PEG fees

5-5.42 Audit authority

5-5.43 City response to state video franchise applications

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