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Title 5 — Business Taxes, Licenses and Regulations›Chapter 5.40 — CABLE COMMUNICATIONS FRANCHISE

Yorba Linda Municipal Code § 5.40.410 Public usage of the system

Yorba Linda Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Yorba Linda

Cite as: Yorba Linda Municipal Code § 5.40.410 · Text as of 2026-10-04

§ 5.40.410. Public usage of the system.

To the extent specified in the franchise agreement or not otherwise prohibited by law, the grantor may utilize a portion of the cable system capacity, and associated facilities and resources. In furtherance of this purpose, the grantor may establish a nonprofit or cooperative corporation, and adopt by-laws, to receive and allocate facilities, support funds and other considerations provided by the grantee, and/or others. Such a public corporation, if established, may be delegated the following responsibilities:

A. Receive, and utilize or reallocate for utilization, channel capacity, facilities, funding and other support provided specifically for public, educational and governmental usage of the cable system.

B. Review the status and progress of each service developed for public, educational and governmental benefit.

C. Report to the grantor annually on the utilization of resources, the new public, educational and governmental services developed and the benefits achieved for the grantor and its residents.

D. Reallocate resources on a periodic basis to conform with changing priorities and public, educational and governmental needs.

(Ord. 91-689 § 7.1, 1991)

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§ 5.40.420. Grantee support for local cable system usage.

Grantee shall provide to the grantor or the cable usage corporation, at grantor's election, equipment, facilities, and channel capacity as provided in the franchise.

(Ord. 91-689 § 7.2, 1991)

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