Fallow Time. In the event the Franchise Authority or other PEG Access User elects not to fully program its Channel(s) with original PEG Access Programming, Franchisee may reclaim any unused time on those channels. Because blank PEG Channels are not in the public interest, in the event the Town elects not to program its PEG Channel for a period of at least seven (7) days, Franchisee may program that Channel thirty (30) days after providing the Town with written notice of its intent to program the Channel, subject to reclamation by the Town upon no less than sixty (60) days’ written notice. Franchisee shall relinquish such use no later than sixty (60) days after receipt of written notification from the Town that it requires such channel for educational and/or governmental use.
Fallow Time. OCTT shall prescribe rules and regulations regarding the use of fallow time on PEG Channels by the Company consistent with applicable law.
Fallow Time. The CAO, in consultation with the Commissioner, in the case of Public Channels, and the Commissioner, in the case of Governmental Channels, shall prescribe rules and regulations regarding the use of fallow time on Access Channels by the Company consistent with this Section. Subject to Sections 4.1.04 and 4.1.05 hereof, if there is any unused time on any Access Channel and the Company or any Affiliated Person desires to distribute any Service over such Channel during such unused time, then the Company or Affiliated Person shall so notify the Commissioner, in writing, and as far in advance as practicable, with a copy of such notice to the Community Access Organization in the case of any Public Channel. The Company's notice to the Commissioner and, if applicable, to the Community Access Organization shall describe the Company's or Affiliated Person's plans for the use of the Channel and shall demonstrate that there then exists no demand by any other Person, including the Community Access Organization, in the case of a Public Channel, and the City in the case of a Governmental Channel, for the unused time. The Company or Affiliated Person may, at the end of the thirtieth (30th) day following receipt of such notice, commence the distribution of the planned service over the Channel during the unused periods specified in the notice unless (i) a shorter period is authorized by the Commissioner, or (ii) within such thirty (30) day period, the Commissioner, in the case of a Governmental Channel, or the Commissioner in consultation with the Community Access Organization in the case of a Public Channel, notifies the Company, in writing, that the Commissioner does not consent to the planned use of the Access Channel by the Company or any Affiliated Person (the Commissioner's determination may be based on the City’s or other Person’s proposed use of the Channel and the Commissioner’s review of such planned use may include, without limitation, consideration of whether the planned use is consistent with the potentially temporary nature of the availability of fallow time). In the event that the Commissioner, in consultation with the Community Access Organization, in the case of a Public Channel, authorizes the Company or any Affiliated Person to utilize any Access Channel, the Company or Affiliated Person so authorized shall relinquish such use promptly, but in no event later than ninety (90) days following written request, consistent with any rules and regulations establi...
Fallow Time. In the event that one or more Public or Government/Educational Access Channels are not being utilized by the City or the CAO’s, the provisions of 16 NYCRR 895.4 (c)(12) shall be applica- ble.
Fallow Time. Because blank or underutilized PEG channels are not in the public interest, in the event the Franchising Authority or other PEG access user elects not to fully program its channel(s), Franchisee may program unused time on those channels subject to reclamation by the Franchising Authority upon no less than 60 days notice.
