Complimentary Cable Service to Public Buildings/Schools Sample Clauses

Complimentary Cable Service to Public Buildings/Schools a. Comcast and the Commission agree that under the FCC Section 621 Order (currently pending appeal), complimentary accounts are not a condition of the renewed franchise. Comcast will itemize fair market value price for all former complimentary service locations (approximately 46 sites in Comcast’s current Franchise effective April 2000, attached as Exhibit A), which shall be at rates at or below the attached Comcast municipal pricing sheet at Exhibit C (Comcast’s municipal pricing sheet to be attached as Exhibit C), and shall be subject to Comcast’s regular, nondiscriminatory rate adjustments. b. Commission/City or former Complimentary Service recipients (schools, libraries, et al) have the right to choose to retain Cable Service at the rates listed on the municipal pricing sheet or terminate Cable Service to their Location. c. If the FCC Section 621 Order (Third Report and Order in MB Docket No. 05-311 adopted by the FCC on August 1, 2019) (herein “621 Order”) is stayed or overturned by action of the FCC or through judicial review, and franchise-mandated complimentary services to public buildings are no longer considered to be “franchise fees” under 47 USC §542, then for the remaining Franchise term Commission/City may require Comcast to provide complimentary basic Cable Service to the former Complimentary Service Locations listed in Exhibit B.
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Complimentary Cable Service to Public Buildings/Schools. The Parties agree that at the effective date of this Franchise Grantee will not have service available to residential, commercial, schools, or government agencies; due to the time needed for Grantee to build out its cable system. Consequently, the Parties agree that complimentary cable service accounts are not an immediate condition of this Franchise. [NOTE: THIS SECTION IS FOR A FRANCHISE FOR A NEW ENTRANT. IF YOU ARE RENEWING A FRANCHISE CROSS REFERENCE PREVIOUS FRANCHISE PROVISIONS.] A. The Parties agree that when Xxxxxxx’s Cable System is operational, and to the extent not prohibited by applicable law, Grantee will provide, at no cost to Grantor: One (1) outlet of basic and digital economy tier (or its functional equivalent) programming and any equipment necessary to receive such services, to each and every public use building, as designated by Grantor, including all Emergency Operation Centers, Libraries and Public Schools, passed by Xxxxxxx’s system. Those portions of buildings that house prison and/or jail populations will be excluded from receiving complimentary services. B. Grantee and Xxxxxxx agree that should Grantee, as provided for by applicable law, be required to deduct the value of such services from franchise fees, such value shall be calculated at Grantee’s marginal cost for providing such services or, in the alternative Grantor can elect to pay for services at their “marginal cost” value: I. Grantee will give Grantor one hundred twenty (120) days’ notice of its intent to off-set franchise fees by the marginal cost value of such services. Grantor may opt to keep services and accept the off-set, pay for the services, or cancel services. II. Xxxxxxx and Grantor hereby agree, acknowledge and understand that services will be valued at the marginal cost to the Grantee. [NOTE: THE SIXTH CIRCUIT DECISION FINDS THAT NON-MONETARY, CABLE-RELATED FRANCHISE PROVISIONS SHOULD BE VALUED AT THE MARGINAL COST TO THE CABLE PROVIDER, NOT FAIR MARKET VALUE.] [Alternative language for Section 8.6.B.II, “Grantee and Grantor agree that services will be valued at the lowest rate available. For illustration and not limitation the lowest rate could be the bulk rate, municipal price, or other.]
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