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T I M E W A R N E R CITY
CLERK'S CE
January 8, 1996
Mr. William Kaupe
Deputy City Clerk
City of Ithaca
City Hall, 108 East Green Street
Ithaca,NY 14850
RE: City of Ithaca Franchise Renewal
Gentlemen:
As you know, Time Warner Entertainment-Advance/Newhouse Partnership operates
the cable television system serving the City of Ithaca, New York under a franchise
which, according to our records is scheduled to expire on February 1, 1999. The
purpose of this letter is to notify you that Time Warner Cable requests renewal of its
franchise for a period of 10 years, in accordance with the Cable Communications
Policy Act of 1984, as amended.
The federal law provides that cable operators and franchising authorities may pursue
the subject of franchise renewal in formal public proceedings and establish certain
specified standards and procedures to be observed in such proceedings. The first step
in this process is a proceeding, with notice and participation by the public, to be held
for the purpose of identifying the future cable related needs and interests of the base
community, and our performance under the existing franchise. We would like these
proceedings to be commenced within six(6) months.
It should also be pointed out that the renewal procedures in the federal law are not
mandatory if the franchising authority and cable operator agree that a renewal can be
granted without going through the rather detailed process contemplated by the federal
statute. Indeed, a primary purpose of the federal law is to ensure that franchise
renewal is not denied unfairly. It was not intended to impose unnecessary, unwanted,
or expensive proceedings on both parties.
Over the years that it has operated in the City of Ithaca, Time Warner Cable has made
a major investment in the community and its cable system. We welcome the
opportunity to continue our relationship as a responsible corporate member of your
community.
Time Warner Cable 5015 Campustcood Drive Fast Syracuse,NY 13057-P.O.Box 4733 Syracuse,NY 13221 Tel 315.463.2288 Fax 315.103.6581
Mr. William Kaupe
January 8, 1996
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While we believe that the extensive proceedings contemplated by the federal law may
not be necessary and that a renewal fair to both parties can be obtained more
expeditiously, we did want to initiate our renewal request now in order to alert you
to the requirements. We believe that the progress of the renewal discussions and
ultimately the success of our operations rest on the continuing partnership between
Time Warner Cable and the City of Ithaca.
We would be pleased to meet with you and members of the City, at your convenience,
to discuss the renewal of our franchise.
Sincerely,
Mary L. Cotter
President
Syracuse Division
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cc: Alan Cohen, Mayor
Jean Finley, Ithaca City Cable Commission
Mariette Geldenhuys, City Attorney
Federal Communications Commission Aproved by OMB
Washington,D.C. 20554 3080.0573
FCC 394 E*res 0W11W
APPLICATION FOR FRANCHISE AUTHORITY
CONSENT TO ASSIGNMENT OR TRANSFER OF CONTROL
OF CABLE TELEVISION FRANCHISE
FOR FRANCHISE AUTHORITY USE ONLY
SECTION I. GENERAL INFORMATION
DATE 10/12/94 1. Community Unit Identification Number: NY0092
2. Application for: 5-1 Assignment of Franchise E-1 Transfer of Control
3. Franchising authority: Ithaca,NY,City of
4. Identify community where the system/franchise that is the subject of the assignment or transfer of control is located:
Ithaca,NY,City of
5. Date system was acquired or(for system's constructed by the transferor/assignor)the date on 6/29/92
which service was provided to the first subscriber in the franchise area:
6. Proposed effective date of closing of the transaction assigning or transferring ownership of the
system to transferee/assignee: As soon as practicable
7. Attach as an Exhibit a schedule of any and all additional information or material filed with this Exhibit No.
application that is identified in the franchise as required to be provided to the franchising authority
when requesting its approval of the type of transaction that is the subject of this application.
PART I -TRANSFEROR/ASSIGNOR
1. Indicate the name,mailing address,and telephone number of the transferor/assignor.
Legal name of Transferor/Assignor(if individual,list last name first)
Time Warner Entertainment Company,L.P.
Assumed name used for doing business(if any)
American Community Cablevision
Mailing street address or P.O.Box
519 West State St.
City State ZIP Code Telephone No.(include area code)
Ithaca NY 14850 607-272-7875
2.(a) Attach as an Exhibit a copy of the contract or agreement that provides for the assignment or transfer of Exhibit No.
control(including any exhibits or schedules thereto necessary in order to understand the terms I
thereof). If there is only an oral agreement,reduce the terms to writing and attach. (Confidential trade,
business,pricing or marketing information,or other information not otherwise publicly available,may be
redacted).
(b) Does the contract submitted in response to(a)above embody the full and complete agreement Yes 0 No
between the transferor/assignor and the transferee/assignee?
If No,explain in an Exhibit. Exhibit No.
II
FCC 394
October 1993
PART II-TRANSFEREE/ASSIGNEE
1.(a) Indicate the name,mailing address,and telephone number of the transferee/assignee.
Legal name of Transferee/Assignee(if individual,list last name first)
Time Warner Entertainment-Advance/Newhouse Partnership
Assumed name used for doing business(if any)
Mailing street address or P.O.Box
300 First Stamford Place
City I State ZIP Code Telephone No.(include area code)
Stamford CT 06902 203-328-0600
(b) Indicate the name,mailing address,and telephone number of person to contact,if other than transferee/assignee.
Name of contact person(list last name first)
McCabe,Raymond,Area Manager,Ithaca
Firm or company name(if any)
Time Warner Cabie d/b/a American Community Cablevision
Mailing street address or P.O.Box
519 West State St.
City State ZIP Code Telephone No.(include area code)
Ithaca NY 14850 607-272-7875
(c) Attach as an Exhibit the name,mailing address,and telephone number of each additional person who Exhibit No.
should be contacted,if any. NONE
(d) Indicate the address where the system's records will be maintained.
Street address
519 West State St.
City State ZIP Code
Ithaca NY 14850
2. Indicate on an attached exhibit any plans to change the current terms and conditions of service and Exhibit No.
operations of the system as a consequence of the transaction for which approval is sought. NONE
FCC 394(Page 2)
October 1903
SECTION 1. TRANSFEREE'S/ASSIGNEE'S LEGAL QUALIFICATIONS
7. Transferee)Assignee is:
Corporation a. Jurisdiction of incorporation: d. Name and address of registered agent in
jurisdiction:
b. Date of incorporation:
c. For profit or not-for-profit:
Umited Partnership a. Jurisdiction in which formed: c. Name and address of registered agent in
jurisdiction:
b. Date of formation:
General Partnership a. Jurisdiction whose laws govern formation: b. Date of formation:
New York 9/9/94
Individual
D Other.Describe in an Exhibit. Exhibit No.
2 List the transferee/assignee, and, if the transferee/assignee is not a natural person, each of its officers, directors, stockholders
beneficially holding more than 5% of the outstanding voting shares, general partners, and limited partners holding an equity
Interest of more than 5%. Use only one column for each individual or entity. Attach additional pages if necessary. (Read
carefully - the lettered items below refer to corresponding lines in the following table.)
(a)Name, residence, occupation or principal business, and principal place of business. (if other than an individual, also show
name, address and citizenship of natural person authorized to vote the voting securities of the applicant that it holds.)List the
applicant first, officers, next, then directors and, thereafter, remaining stockholders and/or partners.
(b)Citizenship.
(c)Relationship to the transferee/assignee (e.g., officer, director, etc.).
(d)Number of shares or nature of partnership interest.
(e)Number of votes.
if)Percentage of votes. See Exhibit III attached hereto and.made 'a part hereof.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
FCC 394(Page 3)
3. if the applicant is a corporation or a limited pqrtnership,is the transferee/assignee formed under the Yes a No
laws of, or duly qualified to transact business in, the State or other jurisdiction in which the system
operates? Not applicable .
If the answer is No,explain in an Exhibit. Exhibit No.
4. Has the transferee/assignee had any interest in or in connection with an application which has been Yes 0 No
dismissed or denied by any franchise authority?
If the answer is Yes,describe circumstances in an Exhibit. Exhibit No.
,5. Has an adverse finding been made or an adverse final action been taken by any court or a Yes M No
administrative body with respect to the transferee/assignee in a civil, criminal or administrative
proceeding, brought under the provisions of any law or regulation related to the following: any
felony; revocation, suspension or involuntary transfer of any authority (including cable
franchises) to provide video programming services; mass media related antitrust or unfair
competition;fradulent statements to another governmental unit;or employment discrimination?
If the answer is Yes, attach as an Exhibit a full description of the persons and matter(s) involved, Exhibit No.
including an identification of any court or administrative body and any proceeding (by dates and file
numbers,if applicable),and the disposition of such proceeding.
6. Are them any documents, instruments, contracts or understandings relating to ownership or future 0 YesNo
ownership rights with respect to any attributable interest as described in Question 2 (including,but
not limited to, non-voting stock interests, beneficial stock ownership Interests, options,warrants,
debentures)?
If Yes,provide particulars in an Exhibit. Please refer to Exhibit I. Exhibit No.
7. Do documents, instruments, agreements or understandings for the pledge of stock of the M Yes M No
transferee/assignee, as security for loans or contractual performance, provide that: (a)voting rights
Will remain with the applicant, even in the event of default on the obligation; (b)in the event of
default, there will be either a private or public sale of the stock; and (c) prior to the exercise of any
ownership rights by a purchaser at a sale described in(b), any prior consent of the FCC and/or of
the franchising authority, if required pursuant to federal, state or local law or pursuant to the terms
of the franchise agreement will be obtained? Not applicable.
If No,attach as an Exhibit a full explanation. Exhibit No.
SECTION Ill-TRANSFEREE'S/ASSIGNEE'S FINANCIAL QUALIFICATIONS
1. The transferee/assignee certifies that it has sufficient net liquid assets on hand or available from M Yes M No
committed resources to consummate the transaction and operate the facilities for three months.
2 Attach as an Exhibit the most recent financial statements, prepared in accordance with generally Exhibit No.
accepted accounting principles, including a balance sheet and income statement for at least one full IV
year, for the transferee/assignee or parent entity that has been prepared in the ordinary course of
business, If any such financial statements are routinely prepared. Such statements, If not otherwise
publicly available, may be marked CONFIDENTIAL and will be maintained as confidential by the
franchise authority and its agents to the extent permissible under local law.
SECTION IV-TRANSFEREE'S/ASSIGNEE'S TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONS
Set forth in an Exhibit a narrative account of the transferee's/assignee's technical qualifications,experience Exhibit No.
and expertise regarding cable television systems,including, but not limited to, summary Information about V
appropriate management personnel that will be involved in the system's management and operations. The
transferee/assignee may, but need not, list a representative sample of cable systems currently or formerly
owned or operated.
FCC 354!Page 41
SECTION V- CERTIFICATIONS
Part 1-Transferor/Assignor
All the statements made in the application and attached exhibits are considered material representations, and all the Exhibits are a
material part hereof and are incorporated herein as if set out in full In the application.
TIME WARNER ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY, L.P.
1 CERTIFY that the statements in this application are true, Signature By: American Television and
complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and Communications Corporation, a
com
p 9 eneral partne
are made in good faith. B
WILLFUL FALSE STATEMENTS MADE ON THIS FORM ARE Date
PUNISHABLE BY FINE AND/OR IMPRISONMENT. U.S.CODE, 10/12/94
TITLE 18, SECTION 1001. Print full name Henry J. Gerken
Check appropriate classification:
QIndividual a General Partner R Corporate Officer Other. Explain:
(Indicate Title) Vice President
Part Il -Transferee/Assignee
Ap the statements made in the application and attached Exhibits are considered material representations, and all the Exhibits are a
material part hereof and are incorporated herein as if set out in full in the application.
The transferee/assignee certifies that he/she:
(a)Has a current copy of the FCC's Rules governing cable television systems.
(b)Has a current copy of the franchise that is the subject of this application,and of any applicable state laws or local ordinances and
related regulations.
(c)Will use its best efforts to comply with the terms of the franchise and applicable state laws or local ordinances and related
regulations, and to effect changes, as promptly as practicable, in the operation of the system, if any changes are necessary to cure any
Violations thereof or defaults thereunder presently in effect or ongoing. TIME WARNER ENTERTAINMENT-ADVANCE/NEWHOUS);
PARTNERSHIP
By: TIME WARNER ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY L.P. ,a
I CERTIFY that the statements in this application are true, managing general partner
complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and By: American Television and Communication
are made in good faith. C poration, a era partner
B _
WILLFUL FALSE STATEMENTS MADE ON THIS FORM ARE Date 10/12/
PUNISHABLE BY FINE AND/OR IMPRISONMENT. U.S.CODE,
TITLE 18, SECTION 1001. Print full name
Henry J. Gerken
Check appropriate classification:
Individual 0 General Partner a Corporate Officer Other. Explain:
(Indicate Title) Vice Pres[ ent
FCC 394(Page 6)
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C A B L E
March 8, 1996
William Kaupe
Deputy City Clerk
City of Ithaca
108 Fast Greer►Street
Ithaca,New York 14850
Re: City of Ithaca Common Council Resolution 19.2
undated, received January 31, 1996,
at Time Warner Cable, Ithaca,NY
Dear Mr Kaupe:
As the General Manager of Time Warner Cable, Ithaca, I respectfully respond to the above
referenced Resolution.
With regard to notifying Common Council and our subscribers; Council, the Mayor's office and
the New York Sate Commission on Cable TV, were sent a letter on November 20, 1995, detailing
the proposed change in converters, it's features and benefits and proposed price structure(copy
attached). A similar letter was sent to each customer involved. This letter was followed up by a
telephone call to each customer to explain the process and set up an appointment to install the
converter(copy attached).
With regard to the price level of the new converter, attached is a copy of Federal
Communications Commission Farm 1205,Determining Regulated Eauinment and
Installation Costswith addendum, filed with the FCC by Time Warner on December 1, 1995.
Council may note that the price of our new addressable converter and remote decreased by$0.98
between the letter sent to Council on November 20th, 1995, and the letter sent to subscribers in
December 1995, as a result of Time Warner's agreement with the FCC relating to the
establishment of the Social Contract.
I would respectfully submit to Council that if Time Warner Cable of Ithaca had not chosen to
replace outdated and aging technology, current FCC regulatory practices would have set the price
of our old converters at nearly the same rate of$2.05 per month.
519 West State Street Ithaca, New York 14850 272-7875
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City of Ithaca of Ithaca
March 89 1"6
I would also respectfully submit to Council that no resident of the City of Ithaca is required to
have an addressable converter for Basic service as provided for in our current Franchise with the
City of Ithaca.
I hope that I have addressed your concerns as stated in Council's Resolution 19.2.
Sincerely,
Phil Smith
General Manager
Att: Letter to Common Council, dated 11/20/95
Letter to subscribers, 12/95
FCC Form 1205, with addendum
City of Ithaca Common Council Resolution 19.2
cc: Alan Cohen,Mayor, City of Ithaca
NYS Public Service Commission
Cable Television Bureau
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CITY OF ITHACA
10B EAST GREEN STREET
ITHACA, NEW YORK 148SO
DEPARTMENT OF TELEPHONE:607/274-6550
PLANNING&DEVELOPMENT
FAX:607/274-6558
H.MATTHYS VAN CORT,DIRECTOR 607/272-7348
HERMAN SIEVERDING,AICP,DEPUTY DIRECTOR
TO: M.Jean Finley,Chair
Cable Commission
FROM: H. Matthys Van Cort Aw4i7
Director of Planning and Development
DATE: March 14, 1996
RE: Rice Williams Associates
You have asked me to communicate with the Cable Commission regarding the role
that Jean Rice specifically,and Rice Williams Associates more generally,played in the
City's last cable refranchising process. Rice Williams is one of the best consulting
companies I've ever retained,either for the City or for any other assignment. Jean Rice is
perhaps the best consultant with whom I've ever worked. She is extraordinarily
knowledgeable about all aspects of the television cable industry,including technical,
financial,legislative,regulatory and legal. Jean Rice was personally involved in every step
of the City's last go-around with the cable company, and had it not been for her
knowledge,energy and tenacity,the City's agreement with the cable company would have
been far less favorable for the City.
During the last refranchising,we were fortunate to have a very knowledgeable and
intelligent cable negotiating committee including Ray Schlather,Ralph Nash,David Littel
and several cable commission members,as well as other citizen participants. Even with all
the expertise on our committee,we were guided at every step of the way by Jean's
extraordinary knowledge of the refranchising law and process. Jean clearly was the chief
tactician and technical expert for the City in the process. She was scrupulously careful to
try to carry out the City's goals and objectives as the ordinance and franchise were
developed and negotiated.
I'd like to conclude by recounting an incident which is emblematic of the pivotal
role that Jean played. Our committee had a seemingly endless series of meetings with the
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March 14, 1996
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cable company. Jean would brief the committee before each of these meetings telling us
what to expect,reminding us of the major items which were to be negotiated. At one such
meeting Jean told us, in some considerable detail,exactly what the next moves of the cable
company were likely to be. As I mentioned above,Ray Schlather was one of the lead
members of the negotiating committee. Until this meeting,Ray had been somewhat
skeptical of the need for an outside consultant since he felt the City had enough expertise
locally to deal with the company without outside help. After Jean's briefing,we went into
the meeting and the local manager of the cable company opened a notebook and began to
set forth their position, which was exactly as Jean had predicted. It was almost as if we
were at a football game, and we had gotten hold of their play book. Ray looked at me
with a rye smile to acknowledge that there was no way we could have possibly anticipated
the cable company's latest moves without Jean. Thereafter,Ray became a strong
supporter of Jean and readily acknowledged her critical role in the process.
If I can give you any further information about Rice Williams or their role in the
last refranchising effort,please do not hesitate to call me. As I told you when we spoke
by phone on March 7,I will be unable to attend your meeting on the 14th due to a
previous commitment. If there is a time when I can meet with the cable commission,I
would be happy to do so since I firmly believe that the City would be best served by
retaining Rice Williams as we enter these new refranchising negotiations.
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10B EAST GREEN STREET
ITHACA, NEW YORK 14850
DEPARTMENT OF TELEPHONE:607/274-6550
PLANNING&DEVELOPMENT FAX:607/274-6558
H.MATTHYS VAN CORT,DIRECTOR 607/272-7348
HERMAN SIEVERDING,AICP,DEPUTY DIRECTOR
TO: John Efroymson,Chair
Law&Governance Committee
Sara Shenk
Budget&Administration Committee
FROM: H. Matthys Van Cort
Director of Planning and Development
DATE: May 15, 1996
RE: Cable Franchise Negotiations
Jean Finley has asked me to communicate with you regarding the benefits of hiring
a consultant to assist the city in its upcoming negotiations with Time Warner regarding the
cable franchise for the City of Ithaca.
I was the lead staff person during the last go-around with the cable company. At
that time,we drafted an extensive new franchise and a new ordinance for the city which
were eventually agreed to by the cable company. If it had not been for the assistance we
received from a consultant during this process,there is absolutely no question that we
would not have gotten a franchise as favorable to the city as the one under which we are
now operating. This franchise includes service requirements which the company long
resisted and equally importantly included rate regulation for the lower tier which the
company adamantly had insisted it would never agree to.
Cable refranchising is a highly technical undertaking. We need someone who can
assist us regarding all aspects of the franchise negotiations including the technical,
financial,legislative,regulatory and legal matters which will be discussed and ultimately
regulated by the city's ordinance and franchise.
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Cable companies are constantly in the business of refranchising. If they are not
doing it here,they are doing it somewhere else in the country. The City of Ithaca does it
once every five or ten years. No one here has the level of knowledge necessary to
compete on a level playing field with a huge corporation like Time Warner without the
assistance of someone who does this on a regular basis.
The cable television service in the City of Ithaca is essentially a monopoly. There
is virtually no alternative means of receiving television signals in the home. During the last
round of franchise negotiations,the city hired an electrical engineering consulting firm
which measured signal strength throughout the city. Ninety-seven percent of all
households in the city receive no off-air signals. This means that only three percent of the
homes could get any channels if they put an antenna on their roof. The only other
alternative is satellite dishes in every yard or on each rooftop. The cable company is really
the only game in town. As a consequence,I feel it is the obligation of the city to try to get
the best deal it can for its residents. Negotiating a strong franchise includes getting better
service for the customers but also,at least in the last franchise negotiation,resulted in
regulated lower tier rates. Without the franchise,the city would have had no ability to
regulate the cost to the consumer of the lower tier. The result has been a very large
aggregate savings for those households which select the lower tier.
In summary,I highly recommend that the city retain a consultant to assist it in
franchise negotiations. Because of the complexity of the field and the power of the large
communications company with which the city will be negotiating,I think we need a
consultant to help us get better service and possibly lower rates for city residents. If you
have any further questions regarding the last franchising effort or the upcoming
negotiations,please call me.
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Alan J. Cohen,Mayor
Members of Common Council
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T I M E W A R N I R
C A B L E
November 20, 1995
Ms. Julie Holcomb
City Clerk of Ithaca
108 E. Green Street
Ithaca, New York 14850
Dear Ms. Holcomb,
As you may know, Time Warner Cable has been installing new technology throughout the
Tompkins County area to continue our efforts to improve system reliability and customer
service. Last year we chose the Jerrold CFT-2000 Addressable In-Home Terminal to replace
our old Scientific Atlanta addressable system. The Scientific Atlanta converters we have used
during the past ten years have a high failure rate, have reached their maximum channel
capacity and are difficult to service. Changing to the new "Home Terminals" will provide
many new benefits for our customers including increasing the audio scrambling capabilities on
channels with primarily adult content and standardizing our channel line-ups. It is for all of
these reasons we are planning a complete switch over in our system.
On December 4th, we will begin the technology switchover in the City Of Ithaca. All Time
Warner customers will be notified by mail. Time Warner Cable representatives will exchange
the old Scientific Atlanta converters with our new Home Terminal by appointment. It will
take 8 - 12 weeks ti, complete the switchover for all our customers in the City of Ithaca. By
February 20, 1996 the Home Terminal will be required in order to continue to receive services
above the basic level.
This Home Termina; has been introduced in other communities around the country with
great success. It is available with an optional remote control and may add new features to
many TV sets such as:
- Control volume
- Control viewing in the home with an easy-to-use
parental password system
- Select channels from an on-screen channel guide
- Order pay-P4r-view features with the push of a button
- Increased Wit functions
519 Wost Stato Strost Ithaca, Now York 14850 272-7875
The monthly charge for the new terminal will be $2.95 per month, the remote control will
be $0.30 per month, not including franchise fees. Both prices are lower than the allowable rate
based upon the formulas determined by the Federal Communications Commission. During our
introductory three month period, the rate will be discounted to 93 cents per month for both the
home terminal and remote.
Over the last twelve months and within the next 6 months Time Warner Cable will invest
over 4 million dollars to introduce the Home Terminal to all the addressable cable households
in Tompkins County. We are confident that this investment will result in improved system
reliability and customer satisfaction.
Only customers who currently subscribe to an addressable service, and have not yet
received the Home Terminal will be affected. If you have any questions regarding these
changes please feel free !,) call me at 272-7875 ext. 3329.
Sincerely ours,
Thomas P. Doheny
Marketing Manager
cc: Benjamin Nichols, Mayor
New York State Commission on Cable Television
T I M E W A R N I R
C A B L
Dear Customer:
As you may know, Time Warner Cable has been installing new technology throughout the
Tompkins County area in order to continually improve our reliability and customer service.
We have introduced an advanced addressable "Home Terminal" which replaces the Scientific
Atlanta converter you now use in your home. The new Home Terminal and remote control are
user friendly, significantly more reliable and can add new features to your TV set.
Converter Exchange Planned for your Area
Effective February 20th, we will be switching over to the new technology in your area of The
City of Ithaca. At that time the "Home Terminal" will be required to receive the services you
now enjoy above the basic level of service.
As we approach the technology switchover in your area, Time Warner Cable representatives
will be calling you to arrange for an appointment to exchange your old converter(s) with the
new addressable Home Terminal(s). There will be no installation or connection charge for the
exchange. At that time we will install the terminal and remote and demonstrate its benefits:
- Control Volume
- Control viewing in the home with an easy-to-use
parental password system
- Select channels from an on-screen channel guide
- Order pay-per-view features with the push of a button
- Increased VCR functions
Price For Addressable Home Terminal
Under new federal guidelines effective January 1st, the monthly price for the new home
terminal and the old Scientific Atlanta Converter are the same. The home terminal is priced at
$2.05 per month and the remote is $0.22 per month. (prices do not include applicable
franchise fees).
New Packages
Ask our representative about a special offer on some exciting new choices and new ways to
save with our TV Marquee packages.
We Will Be Calling To Make An Appointment
No action is required on your part at this time. Time Warner Cable representatives will call to
set up an appointment at your convenience. We have been using the new Home Terminal over
the last twelve months with great success and reliability. We look forward to improving our
service for you now and in the future.
Sincerely yours,
The Staff and Management
Of Time Warner Cable
519 West State Street Ithaca, New York 14850 273.2551
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* 19.2 Time Warner Cable Converter Charges
By Alderperson Efroymson: Seconded by Alderperson Johnson
WHEREAS, the City Clerk has been notified by Time Warner of its
intent to replace all cable converters with new ones at a cost of
an additional $1 . 12 per month, and
WHEREAS, the change in converters and change in fee were not
reviewed with subscribers nor with Common Council before it was
implemented by Time Warner, and
WHEREAS, despite Time Warner apparently having the right to raise
converter fees to the level being proposed, Time Warner has
provided no firm financial justification for such an increase, and
WHEREAS, Time Warner has on previous occasions frequently stated
that it is interested in meeting its customers needs by providing
reasonably priced services, and
WHEREAS, a new converter will allow Time Warner to offer additional
products to the customers, therefore providing Time Warner with the
potential for additional profit, and
WHEREAS, the City is obligated to attempt to provide quality, basic
services to all of its residents, and
WHEREAS, it has not been proven by Time Warner that many customers
are requesting this service, and
WHEREAS, members of Common Council and the Cable Commission have
already been receiving communication from city residents who object
to this additional charge; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That Common Council objects to the proposed converter fee
as outlined in its December 21, 1995 letter to the City Clerk, and
be it further
RESOLVED, That Common Council asks Time Warner to maintain the old
converter fee at the rate in effect prior to the introduction of
the new converter box until such time as Time Warner can show the
financial justification for such a cable converter fee structure,
and be it further
RESOLVED, That this resolution be forwarded to the State Cable
Commission, the F.C.C. , and Time Warner.
Carried Unanimously
STATE OF NEW YORK
COUNTY OF TOMPKINS SS:
CITY OF ITHACA
I , William Kaupe, Deputy City Clerk of the City of Ithaca, do
hereby certify that the foregoing resolution is a true and 'exact
copy of a resolution duly adopted by the Common Council of said
City of Ithaca at a regular meeting held on the day of
' 1996, and that the same is a complete copy of the whole of
such resolution.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the Corporate
Seal of the City of Ithaca, ai .
. /d y of , 1996 .
. . . . . . . .L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Deputy City Clerk of the C ty of Ithaca, New York
T I M E W A R N E R
C A B L E
November 29, 1995
Mr. Art Harding, Esquire
Fleischmann& Walsh
1400 16th Street,NW
Suite 600
Washington, DC 20036
Dear Mr. Harding:
As requested by Pat Armstrong, enclosed please find the original New York State
Consolidated FCC 1205 Form, an addendum and a list of community unit
identification numbers for filing with the FCC.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at(315) 463-2288, ext. 270.
Sincerely,
i
Frederick I Paooalardo
Vice President, Finance
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New York State Consolidated
Addendum to Form 1205
September 30, 1995
General:
This FCC Form 1205 is comprised or"•+3 o franchise areas contained in 23 cable systems, managed
by five Time Warner Cable divisions within New York: State. Time Warner Cable divisions
reporting data for this 1205 filing are: Albany, Binghamton, Paragon ATE, Rochester and
Syracuse.
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A.: diLs.o :..a:n� . . �.... oris a he sys� ._. : �e.. cost data snot .-nai±.taine b�La.*:chise
area, therefore all of the eouipment sections of the FCC forms are prepared using system level
data. All amounts reported are for the twelve month period ended September 30, 1995, except
for the former?vewChanne!s systems, which is annualized based on the six month period ended
September 30, 1995. Costs were first calculated on a system level, then consolidated for the
division and combined for the final NYS 1205 Form. The methodology and source documents
used to compiie the information reported for each or these systems is generally consistent with the
methodology followed in the previous stand aione Form 1205 filings prepared by each division.
Schedule A:
1) Total capital costs of installation and maintenance are based on the gross book value of
related fixed assets at Sentember 30, 1995, allocated to installation and maintenance
activities as follows:
a. For the Syracuse, Binghamton and Rochester divisions this allocation represents
the percentage of technical labor expended for regulated activities (as calculated in
Schedule B) to total technical labor. For Paragon ATE, the allocation was based on
the number of employees associated with these functions.
b. Albany- Technical vehicles only are included in vehicle gross book value.
Maintenance facilities are allocated based on floor space. Tools and other
equipment were not allocated to installation and maintenance ac:.-ities.
2) Income*ax rates are de-I;ved from the ac-mal :ax fllmgs or the comnany. Deferrer taxes
are allocated on :he sa...e basis as gross book value and accumulated d=, ec.ation, as
described above.
3) Interest expense, cable net assets, and distributions were based on total corporate holdings
and used consistently throughout Time Warner Cable.
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Schedule B:
I Sal—,nes gyro
a. Syracuse a: Binghamton- Salaries were calculated based on regulated activities
(installations and equipment service calls) performed during the year by both
company technicians and contract labor as follows:
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thosepejoz=ed by company personnel and those performed by contract labor.
Each of tt:e preceding cateaories were converted to hours based or. historical
aver ages for hours and current wade rates for both internal and external installers,
respectively.
Service Calls -Equipment service calls were based on internal reports which
detailed the activity of service calls related to converters and remotes, which were
then converted to hours based on the average hourly rate paid to installers and
service technicians.
Converter Repairs - Total costs were based on actual expenses for both internal
and ext ^a::pair of convey`er s. These amounts were converted to hours using
internal hourly labor rates.
Employee benefits reflex workers compensation, health insurance, payroll taxes,
pension comnibutiers, employee traL^s.*tg, pre-eImploy—meat costs and employee
relation costs. The amounts included on Schedule B were calculated by applying
an allocation percentage equal to the overall divisional employee benefit rates,
which amounted to 410/o of salaries for the relevant period.
b. Rochester, Albany and Paragon NE - all costs were allocated based on the
percentage of related technical labor to total labor.
2) Other Schedule 3 Costs:
THese a.~c::..ts represent unifor—, ve^.:ole, nc^-.api rl»ed '"case material
srnaIl toeis. and safety equipment exzenses related to the ser-,;ce, installation and
maintenance of equipment. Each of these expense categories were allocated
utilizing -.he sarne methodolow as described in Schedule A.
Schedule C:
:) Ali ccrve :els and; remotes are recorded i7 the one general ledger account. As a
rents!:, he cost, accumulated depreciation:, and c rent provision,for depreciation
were allocated to each category of equipment by applying percentages to the
general ledger amounts. These percentages were calculated using weighted
averages based on current unit costs and the number of units in service.
..) S�;—.acuse, Bingharnton and Parazron NE Tv:al .:.a::.tenanwe:Se-.zce hours were
calculated b%' conve=ns the :lumber of service calls based on a 30 minute per call
aver age. The service hours were allocated to each tvDe of ecumment using the
same percentages developed above. Albany and Rochester calculated total time
based on the type of service recorded from the billing system reports and internally
generated reports based on the number of hours worked on each type of
equipment.
3) The number of units were derived using the September 30, 1995 subscriber billing
reports.
Schedule D:
The average time to perform each type of installation service is based on historical
estimates developed by each system and used to schedule out the installers wort day. The
consolidated average hours per installation is a weighted average based on number of subs
per system,times the divisional average hours.
Step A:
1) The Customer Equipment and Installation Percentage, reported on line 4, is listed
as "1", as those amounts entered into both Schedule A and Schedule B have
already been allocated down to those amounts that are directly associated with
regulated activities.
:) Total labor hours reported on line 6 include installations, converter and remote
service calls and converter repair. These 'icurs agree to the hours calculated in
;Teter^.-. irg u'te Schedule B labor costs.
Worksheet for Calculating Total Equipment and Installation Costs:
1) Customer Equipment and Installation Percentage is listed as as those amounts
entered into both Schedule A_ B, and C have already been allocated down to those
amounts that are directly associated with regulated activities.
-IIJUC:,Sr' Di�'ISIO - E50
C4yIMLtir?'y UN TT IDF:S.7j7?-R = tCt"IDi SL':VI..-,�Ry
Carthagg
S vracuse Ft. Dn;m N Y0061
Syracuse Ta«- :: ::-a:—:)ion NY0062
Svracuse Taw-: c: C.cgran N', 1016
:z vmc•4se T cwt- c=Den.-nar NY 1 ^3 8
Sy7acuse :"ow"-: 0.New Bremen NY1019
svracuse Town of Wilna NY0067
Sv.acuse VIC o.Castoriant tiY1018
-ac•,se VIS o:Co z*zl;aaer. ti Y i 4,3 7
Syracuse Viz of C.:caliar. NY101 r
S—,--ac—.:se Viz ofDe:e-ie: '-`Y0063
S.:Mc•.se V 1 c of; NY0065
Syracuse 'ti"i_Ol Cartage NYA 006=
Cy-acuse VI 5:o:W. Can. age NY0066
1000 Islands
: ,acuse OAM c:37OWn -ille "N:''I-. 18
lzyracuse Town or Cate Vincent tiY1^-.20
Syracuse Town of�.ounsneld NTY1419
Syracuse Town o:Lyme N.—I3-is
svracuse Town or Orleans NI TY'1=95
symacuse Vie o`Ca=e Vincent tiY142I
Svracuse Vla ofChau-nont NNY134-41
Syracuse Via of Ciayton NY1---=?6
Syracuse V12 of Deter tiYI3",7
5v-acuse VIa of Sac-ets Harbor NY1349
Harrisville
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Sw•-acuse Town ofDiana N-- I373
Syracuse Town of Pitcairn tiY137?
S%-racUse :z of a:::sviile ` .�,13"'1
Indian River
, „x_ \Y:360
NL"136:
V w ti
ac.:se :owL71 o: _ n:iade.,phia N 133:8
Syracuse Town of Theresa NYI362
-actse V12 of—neem ti-,-I361
'Y-actlse Via of Evans lvIiiis NY1361
-sc•lSe V' 0. Nov 13:9
-.-e7- sa 1 V
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CO-ML-.N7,-LMT IDENTIFIER _ (CUTID) SUMMARY
Wellesley Island
S racuse Town o;-"Alexandria
NY 152 8
Chamglajn
S„•.-accuse Tow of.zito a
NY 1618
Syrac��se Tow~: of Cham lain tiY103 1
Symcuse Tow.. of C:.azv \Y:'110
Svracuse Town of ElIenburQ NYI6I 7
S,,ra^'.se Tow of:Mooers ~ NY 1_3,6 9
symcuse \1112 o.:vlooers t 1370
Syracuse VIg o .Rouses Point NY1029
Fulton
S;=ac•use Cir o:_ .:Ito:. \7V
Syracuse Tow;+ of Granby NY0937
Syracuse Town of Hannibal 'NY I 110
Syracuse Tow- o tiew Haver. NYI6_6
SV7acuse Town of Pale.-mo NY1624-
Svracuse Town of Steriinz NY 1619
5 v'acuse Tow'.'. of`'ol”pv NY!1 A-'
Syracuse Village of Fair Haven NY 1622
Syracuse Village of Hannibal :FYI 169
Malone
S�-acuse Town: of3argor NYOI99
S,•:ac•.ise Town of3ombay NYI627
Syr acuse T ow- of 3urre 'Y 0 3 0 3
Syracuse Town of Chateauoav N-Y0304
Syracuse Town ofConstable tiY0885
Syracuse Town of t t. Covington N Y 0801
Syracuse Town of.Maione NYO=GI
S rac•,:se T ot::: c Moira ��'; 03
Syracuse Town of u esn ille tiY0802
Syracuse Vjg o- rushton \Y0200
V
Syracuse ViS of C ateaugav N':'�.OI
Sac,-,se
S!RAC;."SE DIVISION _ B-59
CO)IMUN7Y UNIT IDENTIFIER = ,'CtID,� SUNDIARY
Massena
47,,-acuse
To,.,,-,n .) 3:asher N<YfO�:?9
~••-ate.V.7e !Vtit~ o• ..-.�:t1'�r!4e V•Lf��w,�
`' -acuSe !cttn 0:77
_Ou:s t!le \YOO-i
T Ott" C: Masse_,a t YOC,-
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Svracu))s+.e TToTwn o Stockholm NYO�;�I?8
lassena
NY
Ogdensburg
`zy-acuse Clt?' Oi 32d--nsburz L YYO=O5
S y-ac*use TowTI-0 ..isoon NY0812
acus- T own of-Moristown ti Y fly--0
5v7a^use Town Of Csw--zatC:iie N Y0?06
rt-ac.:se Twwn c u,addingmn tiT'Y-%08I0
Syracuse Town of Waddington NY081 0
t'-aC uSe « O��:e::t'e1�Or_ `'YG"9"
te
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Sy-acuse VIg Or Rensselaer Falls NYI63''
Potsdam
Sy-aC•aSe T ow`! Of Camor. :N Y 0 02�
Syracuse Town of Colton NY0813
Syracuse To Am of Desalb titi'1 r 30
S-,-:ac-ase Totsn ofe.:.,on ZYI6_'0
Sy-acuse Town of:�oal inton NY16_2
Syracuse Town of Lawrence Y0716
Syracuse Town of Madrid 'tiY0886
Sv-ac,.:se Town oftiorfollc -tiY03.3
Syracuse Town of Par'snviile N.Y0760
"� '0
J;•-aC•.ue I Own 0_" .ler7=Ont
Sy-acuse Town of PotsdamY003
Sv-acuse Town of Russell NY 1621
v rac'v�� .sown 0-4 .Z,lOL'ti�o imr, � i
Syracuse Y ig of Cximn
N-00
St„ac'-,Se V is o _`=Y':or NY 6;
V'T^ L� OO,C
Gouverneur
Syracuse Town of Fowler `vY0099
St;acuse of�rouv�-;zeur N�"0iu0
�t'-acuse V 12 of Go' .:yeMe',- N;,!,u i 0 i
10%B593.WXy
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C4-'i-M1LT?V`IT IDENTIMER = (CUID) SUMMARY
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Rome
Syracuse Citi :.Zc -te \Y0060
rac:;seNV0039
S racuse Town o: . ...:.s 'lilt NYI 139
S%•racuse Town cf=iov NY0921
Sy-acuse T ow- of Lee N Y074 I
Syracuse Town ofMarcy NY1378
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.I ca Z,7 VVes-I-IM 'i 02'
;._ac.:se Toy:.. o= �ti'est.-nore:ar -1379
rac—ase Tow:-: of itestow:. NYI 380
47,;7acuse Vi? of HcNand Patent NYI 138
Syraguse
Syracuse Hancock neid NY1203
Syracuse Town of Brutus NY0955
S.:rac=.se Tow~ of Carr-Hus NY03333
S.--acuse Town.of Cato NY1;0I
Syracuse Town of Cicero -NT Y0372
! Owl. o Clav tiYO.: / )
Syracuse Town ;i Deft itt VY0328
St•rac•.:se T own of Elbridze NY 0883
Svracuse Town.of Geddes NY 03%7
Sv-.acuse Town of ira NY1504
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S%-racuse Town cf:.a: a,.-..:te NY0881
S%-racuse Tow:: of'Lvsander N 367
Syracuse Town_ of:Manlius NY0330
Sy7acuse Town ofMarc.11us tiY0847
Sv:-acuse Town of Onondaga NY0707
Sy:-act:Se Tow,. of Otisco III-Yi 53-17
Syracuse :-ow;, 0-- -n-e,,, NY1 057
Town.Syracuse Towof Salina NY0346
Svracuse Town of Skaneateles NY121 l
S -acuseNY1368
S; -acuse :OIXM of'va,: 3uren NYa716
S%7acuse `ilia-e of Camillus tiY033-'
�;.-acuse Vi'laszt z).--Cato NYI503
a E. C=.�cuse NYO=29
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Syracuse VIhape of r`aveneville NY0332
S; racuse Viliage of:orda*t N",088-2.
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�; -ac::se V.iiaa, 4f eta^iius tiY0369
3; -ac ae L'aia '�farceilus N',,"08=8
S�racuse ViHatze or Meridian +Y I302
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DIMSION - B50
COM-NfUNTITY UNIT IDENTI ITUEER (CUID) SUMMARY
F72n Z! =T
5,, a c u s e Vihage of-Minoa NY0331
S%acus-- V.,Ilace otN. Svracuse NYO646
%7aCUS4! t o--n ix NY07"O
Z%'7acus-e Vilila2t B%'7or, N".,'0981
%':1Ia23 Of -Zollvay NY0671
5%-acusC o.- Y!N 19.1
Syracuse Village of Weedsport N. "Y09 15
[lion
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5 vmcuse Manhe::n N Y 041
S-,-7 a cu s e Cl:ry o:_.-ie =alts NY0030
3?-* NTYI 069
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Columbia.
svnacuse I OWM 0.- mbia NY 16 3 1
Sy-acuse Town of Danube N Y 1633 3
NY 1121
Svracuse Tower of'Eator,
Torn C . ar r1L NY0024
Tows; c_`Ge-...ar.Fiats NY0026
Svracuse Towm of .-Hamr ilton NY084I
c�.7aCUSe Town c-:'I�'----ki-,n e 7 NY 0027
112"
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Syracuse Town OFT-banon N -
Svracuse Town rams \Y1123
Svracuse To, r,of lacison NY 111-4
Syracuse Town o-fl')1.a i r.fi e I d NY1067
T
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sv-laclase Tow-r. of-Rierburne NY 10770
Syracuse Town of Sm. y-r-,,a NY 1640
Svracuse Towm oi-Winfleld NY1068
Svracuse Vi,*-Ia!ze of3r-idzewater NY0296
Syracuse Village o1z;Dolgeville
Sv7ac,-,se V'- le 'NY087,6&-NY0877
Syracuse Village of Frankfort NY00175
%,-4ac use Villa!ae of ,!a nilton ti:"0841
'c., .7
Syracuse V,T I az t c�f H. n `Y0028
ZIVMcuse villaze o-.--.Hon NY0029
�'.'7acuse Villasze 1,--:,,fohawk, NYOO--.i
Villa ti Y0907
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Sy-ac.ue Ci-,- `YO'S�
�l-ac•.se Tour a; N-w::oven None
S%,.-acuse N`'(1=50
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Svmcuse iowt, o. 31ownville
J-,--.acus.- :ow-, v: .^_aU:IS:IeIG 'N
Syracuse T owi, o= era NYOI=;
S rac•.se :o«^.: ^f
S'yracuse Town of.Ruzlanc tiY056--
Town a_ wate:':owm 145
Svracuse Village of Black River tiY0142
S%:•ac,ise Village of Brownyiiie ti-'0630
s :-acre Village a Glen.P=i; N x''063
Ithaca
S%7acse City of..:acs NY0092
S.•racrse Town. of Candor N 0679
Syracuse Town. of Caroline \Y0088
Syracuse Town o Covert 1525
Syracuse Town of Danby NYO310
Syracuse Town of Dryden \ 0090
Syracuse T own o Groton_ NY0578
Syraczse Town of Ithaca NY0091
Strac•use Town of L arsine 'Y0093
Svrac•use Town of.Newark Valley v YO094
Syracuse Town ofNew-fieid N Y 0095
Sti`ractuse Tow-. o`lysses NY0096
Syracuse Village of Candor ?vY0087
Syracuse Village of Cayuga.ieigats tiY0089
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.LV7=.:se V;IIs¢¢ o . -eevilIe tiY06�''
S%•-ac.:se Vi Iag_e 1-Groton N71-02 14
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Towr Vf Dickinson NY0136
a::-= : Jonson -ity NYO'38
Own :' ;rkwood NYS13 9
Viiiace c' oor Dickinson NY0140
Villace of -ndicott NY0249
+ow^ ai'2C NYO2:J1
NYG260
TCW- :I NY0402
Tow- .,' 3vrec o NY04C3
Tow- v Nanticoke NYOG$w
Tcwn Valley NY,c5u
C0RNIN{:,
T- ison NY0105
r owr of Campbell NYO106
Towr; of Corrina NY0107
City �l Ccr-ina N J i08
i „wn _ rriof =^ l" NYO109
Viliar- c' ;Fainted Prost NYO'10
V liar e of•R 17 verside NY011 1
Yfliiace c ouch Corning NY0112
Viilace ct Addison NY0446
T err ;ix
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Tow„ cf Catlin NY0927
7c vi,-, of Cahn NY 1375
T;,w.n or" NY1531
MONTRtOSE
Towns-^i, -"Dimock F,-2681
Bvo�'c" of �vlcr,iroSe P.�L303
I:wns`1;: ;' Bridgewater x4.2614
Sorinavnle PAN 26$2
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NY3364
NY,,20700
NYt 1
NY0056
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�cw^ :f "a-WiCX NY0976
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Tows. c' 'Srrincfield NY0652
Villace o' Cooperstown NYC054
Villace of Richfield Springs NY0648
Town of Bu`emuts NY1137
Town of :--,meszor, NY0975
Tow^ ' N w Berlin NYu524
Town of ri«s field NY06-47
V or, hY0990
Vciia^= o' .:i!d �sviIle r
Villace of New Berlin NY0624
Town o' De!hi NY0110
oww :l;Meredit NY1136
Vilt-^-"` ..jc R:.. tii_1h" NY0121
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Town of Bairbrivae NY1643
-0w" C` r- NY134-1
`tillage or. .-rn NY0003
Villace of Sainbridae NY0045
T own olr" Ox-,ord NY0640-
Villace o;C--ford NY0058
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T C? h 1HAP-MONY NY 12C2
V 0-7 5-TNC:A-TRv:LLz NY 1244
T OF 3L'STI NY 0383
T OF ll COTT NY 0431
C OF CMESTOWN NY 0158
T OF POUND NY 0561
V or F .CON:;R NY 0157
OF FLLrRY NY 0605
V OF 3r.' :S PT NY 0508
v OF F?,IvAYA NY 1564
OF :.ti-ZF.0NY NY 1565
T OF K.ANTONE NY 0382
T OF CARROL . NY 1225
T 0? GFR_RY NY 1201
ON NY 015 6
KY 0552
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NEWBURGH COMMUNITY ID NUMBERS
CiTY OF'v=WBUR-GH NY 0248
VU.LAGE OF CORNWALL NY 0243
ON HUDSON
S EEWART AF BASE NY 0833
TOWN OF M4RLBORO N. Y. 0400
TOWN OF NEWBURGH NY 0247
TOWN OF CORNWALL NY 0244
TOWN OF NEW WL-DSOR NNY 0246
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B86 iA9 Trov NY0990 - S- ,aci-iicoke
386 1 A9 'Trov ;NY0836 7 cwr Stillwater
B86 1A9 Trov NY0837 Viiiac-= or S:iliwater
686 1A9 Troy NY1 lel v'";=ce o= 'vaiiey aiis
B86 1A9 Trov NY1108 csrr, Sar cca
B86 1A9 Troy NY1534 ;cwn ,stown
B86 1A9 Trov NY0352 or T:-cv
B86 1,=,9 Trov NYCl58�
B86 1A9 Troy NY0509 -:wn C. -r;:nswick
B86 1A9 Troy NY0588 '..ace o ! 'atercrd
B86 1 =,9 Trov NYG58- terorc
680 1/.9 Troy NYC596 - :r� -ree,,cus"
'886 1A9 Trov NY0643 " _" c' Mec^ar,icville
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iB86 1A9 i Troy NY1026 Town or Greenwicn I
B86 1A9 Trov NY 1072 w o= Saiem
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