- SUBSCRIBER NETWORK CABLE DROPS Sample Clauses

- SUBSCRIBER NETWORK CABLE DROPS. [SEE G.L.c. 166A §5(e)] The Licensee shall maintain the current level of Drops, Outlets and the Standard Service Package at no charge to all municipal and other public buildings listed in Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part hereof. In addition, the Licensee shall provide one (1) Drop, Outlet and the Standard Service Package at no charge to all new municipal and other public buildings which lie along its cable routes in the Town. The Issuing Authority or its designee shall consult with the appropriate individuals to determine the appropriate location for each Drop prior to requesting that the Licensee install the free service. Nothing in this Section shall require the Licensee to install an additional Drop or Outlet to any municipal or public building which already has a free Drop or Outlet provided under the terms of the prior license.
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- SUBSCRIBER NETWORK CABLE DROPS. [SEE G.L.c. 166A §5(e)] The Licensee shall maintain the current level of active Drops, Outlets and the lowest level of Cable Service, currently known as Basic Service, at no charge to the Town, to all municipal and other public buildings listed in Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part hereof. In addition, the Licensee shall provide one (1) Drop, Outlet and the lowest level of Cable Service at no charge to all new municipal and other Town owned public buildings which lie along its cable routes in the Town, subject to the limitations set forth in Article 3 herein. The Issuing Authority or its designee shall consult with the appropriate individuals to determine the appropriate location for each Outlet prior to requesting that the Licensee install the free service. Nothing in this Section shall require the Licensee to install an additional Drop or Outlet to any municipal or Town owned public building which already has a free Drop or Outlet provided under the terms of the prior license.
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- SUBSCRIBER NETWORK CABLE DROPS. [SEE G.L.c. 166A 5(e)] The Licensee shall maintain the current level of Drops, Outlets and the Standard Service Package at no charge to all municipal and other public buildings listed in Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part hereof. In addition, the Licensee shall provide one
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- SUBSCRIBER NETWORK CABLE DROPS. [SEE G.L.c. 166A 5(e)]
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- SUBSCRIBER NETWORK CABLE DROPS. [SEE G.L.c. 166A 5(e)] The Licensee shall install one (1) Drop, Outlet and the Standard Service Package to all municipal and other public buildings reasonably requested in writing by the Issuing Authority which lie along its cable routes in the Town. Said installation shall be without charge, provided the distance from the System to the building is no more than two hundred feet (200 ft.) and absent of other unusual installation conditions and requirements. Should the distance be greater, the Issuing Authority may release the Licensee in writing from its obligation or the Town may pay the Licensee all direct incremental costs incurred to provide the installation in excess of two hundred feet (200 ft.). The Issuing Authority or its designee shall consult with the appropriate individuals to determine the appropriate location for each Drop prior to requesting that the Licensee install the free service. Nothing in this Section shall require the Licensee to install an additional Drop or Outlet to any municipal or public building which already has a free Drop or Outlet provided under the terms of the prior license.
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- SUBSCRIBER NETWORK CABLE DROPS. (a) Franchisee shall, within six (6) months of a written request, provide and maintain one
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- SUBSCRIBER NETWORK CABLE DROPS. [SEE G.L.c. 166A 5(e)] The Licensee shall provide one (1) Drop, Outlet and the Standard Service Package at no charge to all municipal and other public buildings reasonably requested in writing by the Issuing Authority which lie along its cable routes in the Town. The Issuing Authority or its designee shall consult with the appropriate individuals to determine the appropriate location for each Drop prior to requesting that the Licensee install the free service. Nothing in this Section shall require the Licensee to install an additional Drop or Outlet to any municipal or public building which already has a free Drop or Outlet provided under the terms of the prior license.
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- SUBSCRIBER NETWORK CABLE DROPS. [SEE G.L.c. 166A §5(e)] The Licensee shall maintain the current level of active Drops, Outlets and the Total Basic Service Package, at no charge to the City, to all municipal and other public buildings receiving same under the prior license or listed in Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part hereof. In addition, the Licensee shall provide one (1) Drop, Outlet and the Total Basic Service Package at no charge to all new municipal and other City owned public buildings which lie along its cable routes in the City. If such location is in excess of 150 feet, the City shall be responsible for such additional cost for installation beyond said 150 feet. The Issuing Authority or its designee shall consult with the appropriate individuals to determine the appropriate location for each Outlet prior to requesting that the Licensee install the free service. Nothing in this Section shall require the Licensee to install an additional Drop or Outlet to any municipal or City owned public building which already has a free Drop or Outlet provided under the terms of the prior license. Upon request by the Issuing Authority, the Licensee shall, subject to supplier availability, provide coaxial cable for the wiring of public schools in City with a total value not to exceed Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000).
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- SUBSCRIBER NETWORK CABLE DROPS. (a) Licensee shall continue to provide a single Cable Drop, an Outlet and monthly Basic Cable Service, at no charge to the Town, to each Public Building located along the existing cable route as of the Effective Date, as designated by the Issuing Authority within the Town, listed in Exhibit A attached hereto, provided such are considered to be a Standard Installation and absent any other unusual installation conditions and/or installation requirements.
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