PEG ACCESS AND LO CHANNELS Sample Clauses

PEG ACCESS AND LO CHANNELS. (a) Upon the Effective Date, the Licensee shall continue to make available three (3) six- Megahertz (6 MHz) Downstream Channels for Westford PEG Access use, with corresponding Upstream Channel capacity, in addition to any statutorily-required Leased Access Channels. (b) The Licensee shall continue to make available one (1) six-Megahertz (6 MHz) Downstream Channel for Westford PEG Access/LO use. (c) Said Channels shall be used to transmit PEG Access and LO Programming to Subscribers, at no cost to Subscribers, the Town and/or PEG Access Users. (d) The Licensee shall not move or otherwise change the channel assignments of the PEG Access Channels, without advance written notice to the Issuing Authority. (e) Said PEG Access and LO channels shall be maintained and operated by the Licensee at no charge to Users. Operating rules for such channels shall be formulated after conferring with the Issuing Authority and the Advisory Committee. A copy of such rules shall be filed with the Advisory Committee within thirty (30) days of the Effective Date of the Renewal License, and annually thereafter if amended in any manner. (f) The Licensee shall monitor the PEG Access Channels for technical quality and shall ensure that they are maintained at standards commensurate with those that apply to the Cable System‟s non-Access channels. (g) Pursuant to Section 611(d) of the Cable Act, in the event that any of said PEG Access Channels are not being substantially programmed on a regular daily basis, the Licensee may use said PEG Access channels for the presentation of other Programming; provided, however, that PEG Access Programming shall always be a priority use of said PEG Access channels. In the event that such other Programming precludes the presentation of PEG Access Programming, the Issuing Authority shall notify the Licensee, in writing, of such fact and the Licensee shall cease utilizing said PEG Access channel(s) within sixty (60) days of said notification from the Issuing Authority. (h) In the event that the Licensee utilizes any such PEG Access Channel(s), per paragraph (g) supra, the Licensee shall place a notice on any such channel(s), on a regular basis, that said channel is a PEG Access Channel and can be utilized by PEG Access Users as such.
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PEG ACCESS AND LO CHANNELS. Upon the Effective Date, the Licensee shall continue to make available three (3) six- Megahertz (6 MHz) Downstream Channels for Westford PEG Access use, with corresponding Upstream Channel capacity, in addition to any statutorily-required Leased Access Channels.
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