Cable Advisory Committee Sample Clauses

Cable Advisory Committee. The Cable Television Advisory Committee as appointed and designated by the Issuing Authority.
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Cable Advisory Committee. The Issuing Authority may appoint a Cable Advisory Committee to advise policy, mediate complaints and monitor ongoing matters concerning the construction, operation, rebuild, maintenance and administration of the Cable Television System, and other matters related to this License and the operation of the Cable System, subject to the Issuing Authority’s ultimate authority and approval as set forth in Chapter 166A of the General Laws of Massachusetts, applicable State and Federal regulations relating to this License. The Cable Advisory Committee may deal with consumer complaints; render advice on programming and services offered by the Licensee and recommend rules governing use of equipment and access channels by the public. It may also provide and gather information regarding the public’s interest in cable participation and make recommendations for establishing guidelines to encourage the use of the access channels.
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Cable Advisory Committee. Franchisee shall be entitled to forty-five (45) days after meetings with the County Administrator under Section 13(e)(2)(A) of the Cable Law which do not result in satisfactory resolution in which to respond in writing and to state its reasons for such objection. The LFA shall cause to be served upon Franchisee, at least thirty
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