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Kalamazoo. For Members Doing Business in Kalamazoo, Ml Primary Jurisdiction: Ten mile radius around Kalamazoo, except portion of Van Buren County in this radius. Ten mile radius around Battle Creek. Secondary Jurisdiction: Twenty-five mile radius around Kalamazoo and twenty-five mile radius around Battle Creek except portion interfering with jurisdiction of Locals #57 and #85. Subsistence: The per diem rate for subsistence beyond the secondary, beyond the limits of reasonable daily travel shall be $18.00 per day. Should week continue into the ensuing week, payment shall be made for Saturday and Sunday. Actual travel time and travel expense shall be paid in lieu of the $18.00 for the last day worked. When a job is in an area where living expenses are unreasonable, it will be considered a hardship case. Receipts presented to the Supervisor and the Local Business Representative shall be used as a guide to determine if additional expenses are justified. In this case, when proper receipts cannot be furnished, the minimum per diem of$18.00 shall apply. In addition, for men who regularly work out of Battle Creek and who are assigned work in Kalamazoo, and men who regularly work out of Kalamazoo and who are assigned work in Battle Creek, a round trip rate of $20.00 per day shall be paid for each day worked. This is to cover all expenses connected with providing 8 hours work on the job. Effective Date: This Agreement shall become effective May I, 1981. Mileage per I.R.S. March 13, 1991 GRAND RAPIDS ALL MEMBERS DOING BUSINESS IN GRAND RAPIDS, Ml RE: Expense Agreement Local #42 Primary Jurisdiction: The Primary Jurisdiction is that area in which the men agree to Travel on their own time and expense. It is an area inside a ten (10) mile radius around the City of Grand Rapids. The Jurisdiction of Local 42 includes Kent, Ottawa, Muskegon, and Montcalm Counties. The Secondary Jurisdiction: The Secondary continues to be all of Kent, Ottawa, and Muskegon and Montcalm Counties outside our 10 mile primary. The Secondary is to be divided into three (3) zones. Zone I - Primary to 18 mile radius within Secondary. Zone 2 - From 18 mile radius to include balance of Kent and Ottawa Counties. Zone 3 - To include the rest of Local 42' s jurisdiction and parts of Allegan, Newaygo, Xxxxx, and Ionia Counties, boundary lines are on the north a Line starting from Lake Michigan at the Muskegon County line going east Picking up M82 continuing east to Xxxxxx City at US 131 going north to M46 then east...
Kalamazoo. Michigan ------------------- I-94 and Portage Road Kalamazoo, Michigan
Kalamazoo. In September 2000, we completed a stock-for-stock merger with Cablevision of Michigan, Inc., the owner of a cable system in Kalamazoo, Michigan. In the merger, we issued 11,173,376 shares of our Class A common stock valued at approximately $170.6 million. After the merger, we contributed 100% of the equity interests we acquired to Charter Communications Holding Company in exchange for membership units. Charter Communications Holding Company in turn contributed these equity interests to Charter Holdings, which in turn contributed the equity interests to a subsidiary. The Kalamazoo system has approximately 52,100 customers as of December 31, 2000 and had revenues of approximately $21.5 million for the year ended December 31, 2000. OTHER ACQUISITIONS. Also in 2000, we completed other acquisitions for an aggregate purchase price of $88 million in cash. These systems served approximately 34,200 customers as of December 31, 2000 and had revenues of approximately $14.0 million for the year ended December 31, 2000. PENDING AT&T TRANSACTIONS In February 2001, we entered into several agreements with AT&T Broadband, LLC involving several strategic cable system transactions that will result in a net addition of approximately 512,000 customers for the Charter cable systems. In the pending AT&T transactions, we expect to acquire cable systems from AT&T Broadband serving approximately 574,000 customers in Missouri, Alabama, Nevada and California for a total of $1.79 billion. A portion of the purchase price will consist of Charter cable systems valued at $249 million serving approximately 62,000 customers in Florida. Of the balance of the purchase price, up to $501.5 million will be paid in Class A common stock and the remainder will be paid in cash. Charter Holdings and Charter Capital have a commitment for a bridge loan from Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Senior Funding, Inc. and Xxxxxxx Sachs Credit Partners LP for temporary financing of the cash portion of the purchase price. We expect to obtain permanent financing through one or more debt or equity financing transactions or a combination thereof. The acquisition transactions are expected to close in the second and/or third quarters of 2001, subject to certain closing conditions and regulatory review. Unless otherwise stated in this Annual Report, the operating and financial data provided do not include the effect of the pending AT&T transactions. BUSINESS STRATEGY Our ultimate objective is to increase our customer base and the amoun...
