FREE DROPS & MONTHLY SERVICE TO PUBLIC BUILDINGS, INCLUDING SCHOOLS Sample Clauses

FREE DROPS & MONTHLY SERVICE TO PUBLIC BUILDINGS, INCLUDING SCHOOLS. (a) The Licensee shall continue to provide and maintain one (1) free Subscriber Cable Drop and Outlet and monthly Basic Service to all police and fire stations, public schools, public libraries and other Public Buildings along the Cable System plant route included in Exhibit 5.6, attached hereto and made a part hereof. The Licensee shall provide, install and maintain a Subscriber Cable Drop and Outlet and Basic Service to any other Public Buildings and schools along the Cable System plant route as designated in writing by the Issuing Authority, however if a Cable Drop is greater than 150’ in distance from the existing Trunk and Distribution System along the Cable System plant route the cost of said installation shall be paid for by the Town. Underground installations within 150 feet of the existing cable plant requiring trunk or distribution type (e.g., amplifier and feeder cable) construction or involving a hard surface or that require boring through rock or under sidewalks and asphalt street are considered non-standard installations and shall be provided at a rate based upon actual costs and a reasonable return on investment. The Licensee shall coordinate the location of each Drop with each of the aforementioned institutions newly receiving Service. There shall be no costs to the Town or any designated institution for said installation and provision of monthly Service and related maintenance, other than stated above. (b) The Licensee shall supply one (1) Converter for each Outlet, without charge to the Town, if necessary for the reception of monthly Service. The Licensee shall maintain such Outlets and Converters for normal wear and tear, at its sole cost and expense; provided, however, that the Town shall be responsible for repairs and/or replacement necessitated by any acts of vandalism or theft. (c) The License shall discuss the location of each Drop and/or Outlet with the proper official in each of the buildings entitled to such a Drop and/or Outlet, prior to any such installation. The Licensee shall install such Drops and/or Outlets within sixty (60) days of any such requests from the Issuing Authority, subject to force majeure.
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FREE DROPS & MONTHLY SERVICE TO PUBLIC BUILDINGS, INCLUDING SCHOOLS. (a) The Licensee shall continue to provide and maintain one (1) free Subscriber Cable Drop and Outlet and monthly Basic Service to all police and fire stations, public schools, public libraries and other Public Buildings along the Cable System plant route included in Exhibit 5.6, attached hereto and made a part hereof. The Licensee shall provide, install and maintain a Subscriber Cable Drop and Outlet and Basic Service to any other Public Buildings and schools along the Cable System plant route as designated in writing by the Issuing Authority. The Licensee shall coordinate the location of each Drop with each of the aforementioned institutions newly receiving Service. There shall be no costs to the Town or any designated institution for said installation and provision of monthly Basic Service, and related maintenance. (b) The Licensee shall supply one (1) Converter for each Outlet, without charge to the Town, if necessary for the reception of monthly Service. The Licensee shall maintain such Outlets and Converters for normal wear and tear, at its sole cost and expense; provided, however, that the Town shall be responsible for repairs and/or replacement necessitated by any acts of vandalism or theft. (c) The License shall discuss the location of each Drop and/or Outlet with the proper official in each of the buildings entitled to such a Drop and/or Outlet, prior to any such installation. The Licensee shall install such Drops and/or Outlets within sixty (60) days of any such requests from the Issuing Authority, subject to force majeure.
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