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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe City of Ithaca has reason to believe that American Community Cablevision has defaulted in the performance of certain provision of the franchise existingThe City of Ithaca has reason to believe that American Community Cablevision has defaulted in the performance of certain provision of the franchise existing between the City of Ithaca and American Community Cablevision. The City of Ithaca has notified American Community Cablevision (ACC) in writing of the provision or provisions which the City believes ACC may be in default and has provided to ACC an opportunity to respond and to cure such default. The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that the default has not been corrected. A public hearing has been held on these you will notice, at which hearing ACC had an opportunity to be heard. Pursuant to Section 22.1 of the Franchise Agreement existing between the City of Ithaca and ACC, the City hereby specifies the following as issues in which the City believes ACC is in default under the Franchise Agreement. 1. ACC has failed to provide 9 downstream channels designated, for public, governmental and educational access as required by Section 14.1 (A) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 2. ACC has failed to make available to access users, local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1 (C) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 3. ACC has failed to provide 2% of gross City revenues for PEG access equipment replacement and expansion as required. by Section 14.1 (C)(3) of the Franchise Agreement. 4. ACC has failed to maintain and/or replace in a manner consistent with good operating practice, PEG municipal access and local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1(C)(4) of the Franchise Agreement. 5. ACC has failed to construct and maintain a midsplit 300 megahertz institutional network with 8 upstream and downstream channels, free drops and necessary video converters as required by Section 15.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 6. ACC has failed to maintain and install dedicated cables as required by Section 15.2 of the Franchise Agreement. 7. ACC has failed to provide an all channel audio emergency t alert system as required by Section 15.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 8. ACC has failed to designate one upstream channel for City and public sector uses as required by Section 15.5 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 1 9. ACC has failed to publish all rates for subscriber services and leasing of channels as required by Section 16.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 10. ACC has raised basic rates higher than the schedule set forth in Section 19.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 11. ACC has failed to pay to the City the franchise fee set forth in Article 20 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 2 r The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that American Community Cablevision has defaulted in the performance of certain provision of the franchise existing between the City of Ithaca and American Community Cablevision. The City of Ithaca has notified American Community Cablevision (ACC) in writing of the provision or provisions which the City believes ACC may be in default and has provided to ACC an opportunity to respond and to cure such default. The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that the default has not been corrected. A public hearing has been held on these you will notice, at which hearing ACC had an opportunity to be heard. Pursuant to Section 22.1 of the Franchise Agreement existing between the City of Ithaca and ACC, the City hereby specifies the following as issues in which the City believes ACC is in default under the Franchise Agreement. 1. ACC has failed to. provide 9 downstream channels designated for public, governmental and educational access as required by Section 14.1 (A) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 2. ACC has failed to make available to access users, local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1 (C) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 3. ACC has failed to provide 2% of gross City revenues for PEG access equipment replacement and expansion as required by Section 14.1 (C)(3) of the Franchise Agreement. 4. ACC has failed to maintain and/or replace in a manner consistent with good operating practice, PEG municipal access and local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1(C)(4) of the Franchise Agreement. 5. ACC has failed to construct and maintain a midsplit 300 megahertz institutional network with 8 upstream and downstream channels, free drops and necessary video converters as required by Section 15.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 6. ACC has failed to maintain and install dedicated cables as required by Section 15.2 of the Franchise Agreement. 7. ACC has failed to provide an all channel audio emergency alert system as required by Section 15.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 8. ACC has failed to designate one upstream channel for City and public sector uses as required by Section 15.5 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 1 9. ACC has failed to publish all rates for subscriber services and leasing of channels as required by Section 16.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 10. ACC has raised basic rates higher than the schedule set forth in Section 19.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 11. ACC has failed to pay to the City the franchise fee set forth in Article 20 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 2 The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that American Community Cablevision has defaulted in the performance of certain provision of the franchise existing between the City of Ithaca and American Community Cablevision. The City of Ithaca has notified American Community Cablevision (ACC) in writing, of the provision or provisions which the City believes ACC may be in default and has provided to ACC an opportunity to respond and to cure such default. The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that the default has not been corrected. A public hearing has been held on these you will notice, at which hearing ACC had an opportunity to be heard. Pursuant to Section 22.1 of the Franchise Agreement existing between the City of Ithaca and ACC, the City hereby specifies the following as issues in which the City believes ACC is in default under the Franchise Agreement. 1. ACC has failed to provide 9 downstream channels designated for public, governmental and educational access as required by Section 14.1 (A) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 2. ACC has failed to make available to access users, local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1 (C) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 3. ACC has failed to provide 2% of gross City revenues for PEG access equipment replacement and expansion as required by Section 14.1 (C)(3) of the Franchise Agreement. 4. ACC has failed to maintain and/or replace in a manner consistent with good operating practice, PEG municipal access and local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1(C)(4) of the Franchise Agreement. 5. ACC has failed to construct and maintain a midsplit 300 megahertz institutional network with 8 upstream and downstream channels, free drops and necessary video converters as required by Section 15.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 6. ACC has failed to maintain and install dedicated cables as required by Section 15.2 of the Franchise Agreement. 7. ACC has failed to provide an all channel audio emergency alert system as required by Section 15.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 8. ACC has failed to designate one upstream channel for City and public sector uses as required by Section 15.5 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 9. ACC has failed to publish all rates for subscriber services and leasing of channels as required by Section 16.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 10. ACC has raised basic rates higher than the schedule set forth in Section 19.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 11. ACC has failed to pay to the City the franchise fee set forth in Article 20 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 2 The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that American Community Cablevision has defaulted in the performance of certain provision of the franchise existing between the City of Ithaca and American Community Cablevision. The City of Ithaca has notified American Community Cablevision (ACC) in writing of the provision or provisions which the City believes ACC may be in default and has provided to ACC an opportunity to respond and to cure such default. The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that the default has not been corrected. A public hearing has been held on these you will notice, at which hearing ACC had an opportunity to be heard. Pursuant to Section 22.1 of the Franchise Agreement existing between the City of Ithaca and ACC, the City hereby specifies the following as issues in which the City believes ACC is in default under the Franchise Agreement. 1. ACC has failed to provide 9 downstream channels designated for public, governmental and educational access as required by Section 14.1 (A) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 2. ACC has failed to make available to access users, local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1 (C) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 3. ACC has failed to provide 2% of gross City revenues for PEG access equipment replacement and expansion as required by Section 14.1 (C)(3) of the Franchise Agreement. 4. ACC has failed to maintain and/or replace in a manner consistent with good operating practice, PEG municipal access and local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1(C)(4) of the Franchise Agreement. 5. ACC has failed to construct and maintain a midsplit 300 megahertz institutional network with 8 upstream and downstream channels, free drops and necessary video converters as required by Section 15.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 6. ACC has failed to maintain and install dedicated cables as required by Section 15.2 of the Franchise Agreement. 7. ACC has failed to provide an all channel audio emergency alert system as required by Section 15.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 8. ACC has failed to designate one upstream channel for City and public sector uses as required by Section 15.5 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 1 9. ACC has failed to publish all rates for subscriber services and leasing of channels as required by Section 16.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 10. forth in 11. forth in ACC has raised basic rates higher than the schedule set Section 19.1 of the Franchise Agreement. ACC has failed to pay to the City the franchise fee set Article 20 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 2 The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that American Community Cablevision has defaulted in the performance of certain provision of the franchise existing between the City of Ithaca and American Community Cablevision. The City of Ithaca has notified American Community Cablevision (ACC) in writing of the provision or provisions which the City believes ACC may be in default and has provided to ACC an opportunity to respond and to cure such default. The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that the default has not been corrected. A.public hearing has been held on these you will notice, at which hearing ACC had an opportunity to be heard. Pursuant to Section 22.1 of the Franchise Agreement existing between the City of Ithaca and ACC, the City hereby specifies the following as issues in which the City believes ACC is in default under the Franchise Agreement. 1. ACC has failed to provide 9 downstream channels designated for public, governmental and educational access as required by Section 14.1 (A) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 2. ACC has failed to make available to access users, local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1 (C) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 3. ACC has failed to provide 2% of gross City revenues for PEG access equipment replacement and expansion as required by Section 14.1 (C)(3) of the Franchise Agreement. 4. ACC has failed to maintain and/or replace in a manner consistent with good operating practice, PEG municipal access and local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1(C)(4) of the Franchise Agreement. 5. ACC has failed to construct and maintain a midsplit 300 megahertz institutional network with 8 upstream and downstream channels, free drops and necessary video converters as required by Section 15.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 6. ACC has failed to maintain and install dedicated cables as required by Section 15.2 of the Franchise Agreement. 7. ACC has failed to provide an all channel audio emergency alert system as required by Section 15.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 8. ACC has failed to designate one upstream channel for City and public sector uses as required by Section 15.5 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 1 9. ACC has failed to publish all rates for subscriber services and leasing of channels as required by Section 16.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 10. ACC has raised basic rates higher than the schedule set forth in Section 19.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 11. ACC has failed to pay to the City the franchise fee set forth in Article 20 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 2 The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that American Community Cablevision has defaulted in the performance of certain provision of the franchise existing between the City of Ithaca and American Community Cablevision. The City of Ithaca has notified American Community Cablevision (ACC) in writing of the provision or provisions which the City believes ACC may be in default and has provided to ACC an opportunity to respond and to cure such default. The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that the default has not been corrected. A public hearing has been held on these you will notice, at which hearing ACC had an opportunity to be heard. Pursuant to Section 22.1 of the Franchise Agreement existing between the City of Ithaca and ACC, the City hereby specifies the following as issues in which the City believes ACC is in default under the Franchise Agreement. 1. ACC has failed to provide 9 downstream channels designated for public, governmental and educational access as required by Section 14.1 (A) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 2. ACC has failed to make available to access users, local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1 (C) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 3. ACC has failed to provide 2% of gross City revenues for PEG access equipment replacement and expansion as required by Section 14.1 (C)(3) of the Franchise Agreement. 4. ACC has failed to maintain and/or replace in a manner consistent with good operating practice, PEG municipal access and local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1(C)(4) of the Franchise Agreement. 5. ACC has failed to construct and maintain a midsplit 300 megahertz institutional network with 8 upstream and downstream channels, free drops and necessary video converters as required by Section 15.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 6. ACC has failed to maintain and install dedicated cables as required by Section 15.2 of the Franchise Agreement. 7. ACC has failed to provide an all channel audio emergency alert system as required by Section 15.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 8. ACC has failed to designate one upstream channel for City and public sector uses as required by Section 15.5 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 1 9. ACC has failed to publish all rates for subscriber services and leasing of channels as required by Section 16.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 10. ACC has raised basic rates higher than the schedule set forth in Section 19.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 11. ACC has failed to pay to the City the franchise fee set forth in Article 20 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 2 The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that American Community Cablevision has defaulted in the performance of certain provision of the franchise existing between the City of Ithaca and American Community Cablevision. The City of Ithaca has notified American Community Cablevision (ACC) in writing of the provision or provisions which the City believes ACC may be in default and has provided to ACC an opportunity to respond and to cure such default. The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that the default has not been corrected. A public hearing has been held on these you will notice, at which hearing ACC had an opportunity to be heard. Pursuant to Section 22.1 of the Franchise Agreement existing between the City of Ithaca and ACC, the City hereby specifies the following as issues in which the City believes ACC is in default under the Franchise Agreement. 1. ACC has failed to provide 9 downstream channels designated for public, governmental and educational access as required. by Section 14.1 (A) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 2. ACC has failed to make available to access users, local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1 (C) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 3. ACC has failed to provide 2% of gross City revenues for PEG access equipment replacement and expansion as required by Section 14.1 (C)(3) of the Franchise Agreement. 4. ACC has failed to maintain and/or replace in a manner consistent with good operating practice, PEG municipal access and local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1(C)(4) of the Franchise Agreement. 5. ACC has failed to construct and maintain a midsplit 300 megahertz institutional network with 8 upstream and downstream channels, free drops and necessary video converters as required by Section 15.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 6. ACC has failed to maintain and install dedicated cables as required by Section 15.2 of the Franchise Agreement. 7. ACC has failed to provide an all channel audio emergency alert system as required by Section 15.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 8. ACC has failed to designate one upstream channel for City and public sector uses as required by Section 15.5 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 1 9. ACC has failed to publish all rates for subscriber services and leasing of channels as required by Section 16.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 10. forth in 11. forth in ACC has raised basic rates higher than the schedule set Section 19.1 of the Franchise Agreement. ACC has failed to pay to the City the franchise fee set Article 20 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 2 The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that American Community Cablevision has defaulted in the performance of certain provision of the franchise existing between the City of Ithaca and American Community Cablevision. The City of Ithaca has notified American Community Cablevision (ACC) in writing of the provision or provisions which the City believes ACC may be in default and has provided to ACC an opportunity to respond and to cure such default. The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that the default has not been corrected. A public hearing has been held on these you will notice, at which hearing ACC had an opportunity to be heard. Pursuant to Section 22.1 of the Franchise Agreement existing between the City of Ithaca and ACC, the City hereby specifies the following as issues in which the City believes ACC is in default under the Franchise Agreement. 1. ACC has failed to provide 9 downstream channels designated for public, governmental and educational access as required by Section 14.1 (A) (1) of the Franchise Agreement., 2. ACC has failed to make available to access users, local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1 (C) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 3. ACC has failed to provide 2% of gross City revenues for PEG access equipment replacement and expansion as required by Section 14.1 (C)(3) of the Franchise Agreement. 4. ACC has failed to maintain and/or replace in a manner consistent with good operating practice, PEG municipal access and local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1(C)(4) of the Franchise Agreement. 5. ACC has failed to construct and maintain a midsplit 300 megahertz institutional network with 8 upstream and downstream channels, free drops and necessary video converters as required by Section 15.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 6. ACC has failed to maintain and install dedicated cables as required by Section 15.2 of the Franchise Agreement. 7. ACC has failed to provide an all channel audio emergency alert system as required by Section 15.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 8. ACC has failed to designate one upstream channel for City and public sector uses as required by Section 15.5 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 1 9. ACC has failed to publish all rates for subscriber services and leasing of channels as required by Section 16.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 10. ACC has raised basic rates higher than the schedule set forth in Section 19.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 11. ACC has failed to pay to the City the franchise fee set forth in Article 20 of the Franchise Agreement. 70. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 2 The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that American Community Cablevision has defaulted in the performance of certain provision of the franchise existing between the City of Ithaca and American Community Cablevision. The City of Ithaca has notified American Community Cablevision (ACC) in writing of the provision or provisions which the City believes ACC may be in default and has provided to ACC an opportunity to respond and to cure such default. The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that the default has not been corrected. A public hearing has been held on these you will notice, at which hearing ACC had an opportunity to be heard. Pursuant to Section 22.1 of the Franchise Agreement existing between the City of Ithaca and ACC, the City hereby specifies the following as issues in which the City believes ACC is in default under the Franchise Agreement. 1. ACC has failed to provide 9 downstream channels designated for public, governmental and educational access as required by Section 14.1 (A) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 2. ACC has failed to make available to access users, local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1 (C) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 3. ACC has failed to provide 2% of gross City revenues for PEG access equipment replacement and expansion as required by Section 14.1 (C)(3) of the Franchise Agreement. 4. ACC has failed to maintain and/or replace in a manner consistent with good operating practice, PEG municipal access and local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1(C)(4) of the Franchise Agreement. 5. ACC has failed to construct and maintain a midsplit 300 megahertz institutional network with 8 upstream and downstream channels, free drops and necessary video converters as required by Section 15.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 6. ACC has failed to maintain and install dedicated cables as required by Section 15.2 of the Franchise Agreement. 7. ACC has failed to provide an all channel audio emergency alert system as required by Section 15.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 8. ACC has failed to designate one upstream channel for City and public sector uses as required by Section 15.5 of the Franchise, Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 1 .r 9. ACC has failed to publish all rates for subscriber services and leasing of channels as required by Section 16.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 10. ACC has raised basic rates higher than the schedule set forth in Section 19.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 11. ACC has failed to pay to the City the franchise fee set forth in Article 20 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 2 The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that American Community Cablevision has defaulted in the performance of certain provision of the franchise existing between the City of Ithaca and American Community Cablevision. The City of Ithaca has notified American Community Cablevision (ACC) in writing of the provision or provisions which the City believes ACC may be in default and has. provided to ACC an opportunity to respond and to cure such default. The City of Ithaca has reason to believe that the default has not been corrected. A public hearing has been held on these you will notice, at which hearing ACC had an opportunity to be heard. Pursuant to Section 22.1 of the Franchise Agreement existing between the City of .Ithaca and ACC, the City hereby specifies the following as issues in which the City believes ACC is in default under the Franchise Agreement. 1. ACC has failed to provide 9 downstream channels designated for public, governmental and educational access as required by Section 14.1 (A) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 2. ACC has failed to make available to access users, local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1 (C) (1) of the Franchise Agreement. 3. ACC has failed to provide 2% of gross City revenues for PEG access equipment replacement and expansion as required by Section 14.1 (C)(3) of the Franchise Agreement. 4. ACC has failed to maintain and/or replace in a manner consistent with good operating practice, PEG municipal access and local origination equipment as required by Section 14.1(C)(4) of the Franchise Agreement. 5. ACC has failed to construct and maintain a midsplit 300 megahertz institutional network with 8 upstream and downstream channels, free drops and necessary video converters as required by Section 15.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 6. ACC has failed to maintain and install dedicated cables as required by Section 15.2 of the Franchise Agreement. 7. ACC has failed to provide an all channel audio emergency alert system as required by Section 15.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 8. ACC has failed to designate one upstream channel for City and public sector uses as required by Section 15.5 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 1 r 9. ACC has failed to publish all rates for subscriber services and leasing of channels as required by Section 16.4 of the Franchise Agreement. 10. ACC has raised basic rates higher than the schedule set forth in Section 19.1 of the Franchise Agreement. 11. ACC has failed to pay to the City the franchise fee set forth in Article 20 of the Franchise Agreement. C & 0 Mtg-2/18/93 Acc/Violations 2