- - SERVICE TO SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS Sample Clauses

- - SERVICE TO SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS. (a) Franchisee shall provide, free of charge, one (1) drop, outlet and the Standard Service Package (for video) if said Standard Service Package is available in the community, to public, state accredited schools and municipal buildings along its cable routes located within 150 feet of the Cable System and capable of aerial installation or through access to a reasonably available and usable existing conduit system (where said existing conduit system is available at no charge) upon written request of the Franchising Authority.
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- - SERVICE TO SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS. A. The Grantee shall provide and maintain one free outlet of Basic Service to each state accredited Public School and Library listed on Exhibit A. Any such Public School or Library may install, at its expense, additional outlets for classroom purposes as it desires, provided that such installation shall not interfere with the operation of Grantee’s Cable System, and that the quality and manner of installation of such additional outlets shall have been approved by the Grantee and shall comply with all local, State and Federal laws and regulations.
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