---FCC SOCIAL CONTRACT Sample Clauses

---FCC SOCIAL CONTRACT. The Licensee shall give the Issuing Authority reasonable written notice of the expiration of the FCC Social Contract. Included with said notice shall be a written statement(s) by the Licensee explaining how, or if, the Licensee intends to continue providing any Internet access services provided to the Wellfleet School Department.
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---FCC SOCIAL CONTRACT. (a) The Licensee shall give the Issuing Authority reasonable written notice of the expiration of the FCC Social Contract. (b) Notwithstanding the expiration of the Social Contract, the Licensee shall provide free Internet service(s) to the Wellesley Public Schools through June 30, 2002, without charge(s) of any kind to the Town, the Wellesley Public Schools and/or Wellesley Subscribers. Said Internet service(s) shall conform to the minimum requirements contained in the Social Contract.
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---FCC SOCIAL CONTRACT. The Licensee shall give the Issuing Authority written notice of the expiration of the FCC Social Contract, a minimum of one (1) year prior to said expiration. Said notice shall include a statement as to the effect of said expiration on Greenfield Subscribers and shall describe the Licensee's plans to, among other things, continue or discontinue providing free Internet access service(s) to the Greenfield School Department.
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---FCC SOCIAL CONTRACT. (a) The Licensee shall give the Issuing Authority reasonable written notice of the expiration of the FCC Social Contract. (b) Notwithstanding the expiration of the Social Contract, the Licensee shall provide free Internet service(s) to the Chatham Public Schools through June 30, 2002, without charge(s) of any kind to the Town, the Chatham Public Schools and/or Chatham Subscribers. Said Internet service()s) shall conform to the minimum requirements contained in the Social Contract.
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