FREE CONNECTIONS AND MONTHLY SERVICE TO PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND SCHOOLS Sample Clauses

FREE CONNECTIONS AND MONTHLY SERVICE TO PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND SCHOOLS. The Licensee shall provide a Subscriber Network Drop and (i) the monthly Basic Service and Expanded Basic Service, without charge, to all public and private primary and secondary schools, police and fire stations, public libraries, and other public buildings designated in writing by the Issuing Authority along the cable route, contained in Exhibit 5.7, attached hereto and made a part hereof, and all such future buildings along the cable route. The Licensee, at no cost to the Town and/or the affected public building or school, shall supply one Converter per public building and school when operational cable-ready television sets are not in use in said building(s) and schools. The Licensee shall discuss the location of each connection with the proper officials of each of the institutions entitled to such free Drop and Basic and Expanded Basic Service prior to the installation of said Drop.
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FREE CONNECTIONS AND MONTHLY SERVICE TO PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND SCHOOLS. The Licensee shall provide one Subscriber Network Drop and the monthly Basic Service, without charge, to all public and private primary and secondary schools, police and fire stations, and public libraries, contained in Exhibit 2, attached hereto and made a part hereof. The Licensee, at no cost to the Town and/or the affected public building or school, shall supply one Converter per public building and school when cable-ready television sets are not in use in said building(s) and schools. Upon request, the Licensee shall provide the Town, at Licensee’s customary monthly rate, with cable and/or equipment in order that the Town can install its own additional Drops and/or Outlets. The Licensee shall provide said Drops, Basic Service and Converters within sixty (60) days of the Effective Date of this Renewal License.
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FREE CONNECTIONS AND MONTHLY SERVICE TO PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND SCHOOLS. (a) The parties agree that Franchisee will provide Basic Service to the locations identified in Exhibit 2 and has the right in accordance with applicable law to deduct the marginal cost of those services from franchise fees. Comcast will notify the Town if it intends to implement said offset and the marginal cost of those services at least sixty (60) days prior to doing so. (b) In accordance with Section 6.6 (a) above, the Franchisee shall, upon written request, provide and maintain one (1) standard aerial installation Subscriber Cable Drop up to 300 feet, (1) Outlet and monthly Basic Service to public schools, public libraries and other public buildings along the Cable System Trunk and Distribution System included in Exhibit 2, attached hereto. The Franchisee shall coordinate the location of each Drop and Outlet with each of the aforementioned institutions newly receiving Service. The Franchisee shall provide installation of such Drops and/or Outlets within sixty (60) days of any such requests from the Franchising Authority, subject to Force Majeure.
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