WORKING GROUP, REVIEW BOARD Sample Clauses

WORKING GROUP, REVIEW BOARD. 3.1 Palo Alto’s city manager (the “City Manager”) will establish a joint cable working group (the “Working Group”) to consider any and all cable and video service- related issues relating to the Comcast State Franchise, the AT&T State Franchise and any other State Franchise operating within the Franchise Area pursuant to Section 2.4, and to make recommendations to be presented to the Council. The City Manager or designee will chair the Working Group meetings and proceedings and otherwise provide staff services to the Working Group. These meetings will not be subject to compliance with the ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ Act, California Government Code Section 54950 et seq. 3.1.1 Each Party has the right to designate an individual to become a voting member of the Working Group. A representative of Stanford University may be designated the representative of the County of Santa ▇▇▇▇▇. 3.1.2 The Working Group will continue to function during the Comcast State Franchise, the AT&T State Franchise and any other State Franchise operating within the Franchise Area pursuant to Section 2.4, for the purpose of oversight, review and enforcement of all requirements of the operation and management of the cable or video system over which DIVCA confers authority to local agencies. 3.2 Upon Palo Alto’s receipt of a request, in writing, of a majority of the Parties, Palo Alto by its City Manager or designee will inform the Parties of the request to appoint a franchise review board (the “Review Board”) to address any issue that cannot or has not been resolved by the Working Group to the complete satisfaction of all Parties. Palo Alto then will arrange for a meeting to consider the creation of the Review Board. The governing body of each Party will each appoint an individual to serve on the Review Board. The Review Board, if appointed, will consist of seven (7) members, appointed by the governing body or the delegate of each Party; provided, however, two