Common use of PEG Channel Assignments Clause in Contracts

PEG Channel Assignments. The Franchisee shall carry the programming on each of the respective PEG Channels as indicated in Exhibit E with the existing channel assignments. The Franchisee shall use its best efforts to provide HD PEG Channels with channel assignments that are consecutive or near consecutive, and near other local HD Channels or if that is not possible, that are in the lowest available HD Channel sequence. The Franchisee shall not arbitrarily or capriciously change such channel assignments, and the Franchisee shall minimize the number of such changes; provided, however, that the Franchisee may change such channel assignments as it deems appropriate so long as the Franchisee: (i) gives the access channel programmer forty-five (45) days' notice of such change; (unless commercially impracticable); (ii) provides notices of the change in at least two monthly subscriber bills, one of which must be in advance of the change, and the second promptly after the change; and (iii) reimburses the Franchisors the following amounts to defray the costs incurred for making logo and other changes necessitated by channel designation changes and public awareness of new channel numbers: $10,000 to the County for each County-wide PEG Channel relocated and $2,000 to each Participating Municipality that is programming an affected narrowcast PEG channel for each channel it is programming, with a cap of $70,000 for channel relocations occurring at the same time. If the cap would be exceeded applying the formula above, a maximum of $35,000 would go to the County, with the remainder going to the Participating Municipalities, and divided pro rata among the Participating Municipalities who are programming affected PEG channels.

PEG Channel Assignments. The Franchisee shall carry the programming on each of the respective PEG Channels as indicated in Exhibit E with the existing channel assignments. The Franchisee shall use its best efforts to provide HD PEG Channels with channel assignments that are consecutive or near consecutive, and near other local HD Channels or if that is not possible, that are in the lowest available HD Channel sequence. The Franchisee + Not at 3.25" + 6" Updated 12/5/22 Page 26 shall not arbitrarily or capriciously change such channel assignments, and the Franchisee shall minimize the number of such changes; provided, however, that the Franchisee may change such channel assignments as it deems appropriate so long as the Franchisee: (i) gives the access channel programmer forty-five (45) days' notice of such change; (unless commercially impracticable); (ii) provides notices of the change in at least two monthly subscriber bills, one of which must be in advance of the change, and the second promptly after the change; and (iii) reimburses the Franchisors the following amounts to defray the costs incurred for making logo and other changes necessitated by channel designation changes and public awareness of new channel numbers: $10,000 to the County for each County-wide PEG Channel relocated and $2,000 to each Participating Municipality that is programming an affected narrowcast PEG channel for each channel it is programming, with a cap of $70,000 for channel relocations occurring at the same time. If the cap would be exceeded applying the formula above, a maximum of $35,000 would go to the County, with the remainder going to the Participating Municipalities, and divided pro rata among the Participating Municipalities who are programming affected PEG channels.