Cable Service to Public Facilities Sample Clauses

Cable Service to Public Facilities. 3.2.1. Subject to the terms of this Section 3.2, Shentel shall install upon request a service outlet at each Public Facility to which Shentel is granted access rights that is within (i) the Franchise Area, and (ii) two hundred fifty (250) feet of Shentel’s distribution fiber; provided, however, that if there is a County-owned conduit to the Public Facility, the conduit distance shall not be included within the two hundred and fifty (250) foot calculation. If the Public Facility is not within two hundred and fifty (250) feet of Shentel’s distribution fiber, the County may contract with Shentel or a qualified contractor to connect to Shentel’s distribution fiber beyond said distance. The County shall secure any necessary right of entry required for Shentel to install its facilities. Shentel shall maintain, at no charge, a service outlet at each of the existing Public Facilities listed on Exhibit A. In addition, subject to subsection 3.2.2 below, within one hundred eighty (180) days after receiving a written request from the County for Cable Service to a Public Facility not listed on Exhibit A (“New Public Facility”), Shentel shall install and maintain a service outlet at each New Public Facility. 3.2.2. If a New Public Facility is located within two hundred fifty (250) feet of the Public Rights-of-Way, then Shentel shall bear the cost of installation so long as such New Public Facilities do not exceed five (5) per calendar year. If a New Public Facility is located more than two hundred fifty (250) feet from the Public Rights-of-Way, then the County shall reimburse Shentel for the difference between the actual cost of installation and the cost of installation to a structure within two hundred fifty (250) feet of the Public Rights-of-Way, except that if Shentel chooses to install facilities for the purpose of serving subscribers other than the government users located at a New Public Facility, the County will be responsible for reimbursing Shentel only for the County’s pro rata share of the cost of construction to such New Public Facility. 3.2.3. If County-owned conduit suitable for the placement of Shentel’s facilities exists along any portion of a route capable of extending service to a Public Facility or New Public Facility, either of which hereafter may be referred to as “Facility”, and the County determines that it has conduit capacity available in excess of its likely needs for the foreseeable future, the parties shall meet in good faith to discuss the u...
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Cable Service to Public Facilities. (1) Upon the request of the County, the Franchisee shall without charge install one activated connection at each St. Mary’s County Public School, Father Xxxxxx Xxxxx School, Holy Angel-Sacred Heart School, Lexington Park Christian School (a.k.a. Xxxx’x Xxxxxxxxx Academy), Little Flower School, Mother Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx School, St. John’s School, St. Michael’s School, Xxxxxxx Xxxx Junior Naval Academy, St. Mary’s Xxxxx High School and County office and agency (whether the County owns or leases space for such office or agency) within the County that is within five hundred (500) feet of its cable plant. There shall be no restriction upon the County as to the number of television receivers which the County may operate from any such connection, provided that the expense of installing and maintaining any internal distribution system within any such School building shall be that of the County of its school board and provided further that any such internal distribution system installed by the County or the school board shall conform to all applicable rules, regulations and ordinances and shall be operated in such a way as not to interfere with Franchisee’s System. The Franchisee shall relocate any such location within 45 days after the County’s written request, for a charge not to exceed Franchisee’s costs for effecting such relocation. (2) The Franchisee shall provide Basic Service, and any equipment necessary to receive such service, free of charge to those facilities specified in subsection 7(i)(1) herein. At its sole discretion, the Franchisee may also provide higher levels of service to such facilities free of charge. The Franchisee shall also provide to any School for which it must provide a connection pursuant to subsection 7(i)(1) one residential cable modem, and Internet access over such modem of the same type provided to residential Subscribers, until such time as the I-Net becomes operational.
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Cable Service to Public Facilities. ( The following language would go in the side letter with the designated buildings) Grantee will provide a good quality signal, as defined by the FCC, to a designated demarcation point at each building. Grantee will be responsible for providing a good quality signal only to the demarcation point. Any deterioration caused by the Grantee’s distribution of the signal from the demarcation point throughout any of the six above-referenced buildings will be the responsibility of the Grantor
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Cable Service to Public Facilities. (1) Upon the request of the County, the Franchisee shall without charge install one activated connection at each educational facility within its service area and County office and agency (whether the County owns or leases space for such office or agency) within the County that is within five hundred (500) feet of its cable plant. Franchisee shall not assume any responsibility for signal quality of said internal distribution system. The Franchisee shall relocate‌ any such location within 45 days after the County’s written request, for a charge not to exceed Franchisee’s costs for effecting such relocation. (2) The Franchisee shall provide Basic Service, and any equipment necessary to receive such service, free of charge to those facilities specified in subsection 7(f)(1) herein. At its sole discretion, the Franchisee may also provide higher levels of service to such facilities free of charge. The Franchisee shall also provide to any educational facility for which it must provide a connection pursuant to subsection 7(f)(1) one residential cable modem, and Internet access over such modem of the same type provided to residential Subscribers, until such time as the I-Net becomes operational.
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Cable Service to Public Facilities. Grantee will provide cable service to public facilities per separate agreement negotiated by Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx.
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