Treatment of PEG Access Channels Sample Clauses

Treatment of PEG Access Channels. Subject to Applicable Law, the Access Channels and Downstream Transmissions of PEG Access programming over the aforesaid Access Channels shall be available for use, as provided in this Franchise, without charge or cost to the Authority, its designated agent, TBNK, or the Community Programming Center.‌
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Treatment of PEG Access Channels. Any cost or expense (particularly “capital costs” as defined in the FCC Third Report and Order) to Grantee associated with the provision of PEG Access Channels pursuant to this Franchise, including channel capacity being provided by Grantee in accordance with Section 15 (Required Services and Facilities – PEG Access) of this Franchise Agreement, (1) shall not be deducted from the Franchise Fee, if applicable, and (2) shall not be considered or treated as a franchise fee or tax under 47 U.S.C. § 542; subject, however, to any further or subsequent ruling and/or finding by the FCC with respect to the cost of “channel capacity.”3 The Access Channels and Downstream Transmissions of PEG Access programming over the aforesaid Access Channels shall be available for use, as provided in this Franchise, without charge or cost to the Authority, its designated agent, TBNK, or the Community Programming Center. All such associated cost for any period of time may be treated as external costs by Grantee pursuant to the rate regulations of the FCC and shall be allocated proportionately to the governmental units comprising the TBNK Member Governments on a per subscriber basis for rate base purposes, but only if such costs are not deducted from the Franchise Fees owed by Grantee to Grantor for that period of time.
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