Greenfield Municipal Code Art. VII Service Provisions

A. Grantee will provide carriage of all FCC required services, plus other services, including distant television broadcast signals and satellitedelivered programming as deemed appropriate by the grantee.

B. Grantee shall provide a cable communications system which has the technical capacity for up to 300mhz (thirty-five channel) activation. Initial individual channel activation shall be determined in accordance with the franchise agreement and grantee's proposal.

(Ord. 322 § 7.01, 1986)

A. Grantee shall furnish at least one public access channel for public, educational or governmental use upon reasonable request to grantee. Grantee may utilize the channel furnished pursuant to this section when such channel is not being used for governmental, educational, or public use, but only at such times as shall not interfere with any governmental, educational or public use and any such scheduled use. When such public access channel is in use for public access purposes during eighty percent of the weekdays for eighty percent of the time during any consecutive thirteenhour period for ten consecutive weeks, grantor may request, and grantee must provide, a second public access channel.

B. Grantee shall permit public, educational or governmental access users reasonable accessibility for use of the access channel(s).

C. Grantee shall comply with and provide notification of any rules, regulations and standards relating to access channel use, as mandated by the FCC and the Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984, and any subsequent modifications of same.

D. In the event that grantee does establish, provide and cause to be used, an access channel(s) by action directly related to grantee, then grantee shall establish and file with grantor reasonable rules and regulations concerning the use of said access channel(s). Grantee further agrees to provide advice to aid in the utilization of the access channel(s).

(Ord. 322 § 7.02, 1986)

A. Grantee shall provide basic service, including connection, without cost when the distribution system passes within one hundred fifty feet of the following facilities:

1. Public schools and community colleges within grantor's corporate boundaries;

2. Buildings owned and controlled by grantor for public purposes and not for residential use (fire and police stations included); and

3. Public libraries within grantor's corporate boundaries.

B. Grantee shall provide basic service to any school, public building or public library more than one hundred fifty feet from grantee's distribution system at the actual cost to grantee of installation of such subscriber drop less the cost of providing the first one hundred fifty feet of such drop, which shall be borne by grantee.

(Ord. 322 § 7.03, 1986)