Common use of AREA TO BE SERVED Clause in Contracts

AREA TO BE SERVED. [SEE G.L.c. 166A §3(a)] (a) The area to be served is the entire Town of Freetown. Service shall be provided to every dwelling occupied by a person requesting Cable Service, provided that the Licensee is able to obtain from property owners any necessary easements and/or permits in accordance with Section 621(a)(2) of the Federal Cable Communications Act of 1984. However, the Licensee shall not be obligated to extend the Cable Communications System into any area where there are fewer than fifteen (15) dwelling units per aerial strand mile of cable and twenty (20) dwelling units per underground mile of cable, calculated from the last dwelling unit toward the end of the nearest trunk line. (b) Installation costs shall conform with the 1992 Cable Consumer Protection Act, and regulations thereunder. Any dwelling unit within one hundred fifty feet (150 ft.) aerial or one hundred fifty feet (150 ft.) underground of the cable plant shall be entitled to a standard installation rate. (c) Provided Licensee has at least forty-five (45) days’ prior notice concerning the opening of residential subdivision trenching, or of the installation of conduit for the location of utilities, it shall install its cable in such trenching or conduits or may seek permission to utilize alternative trenching or conduits within a comparable time frame. If a substantial quantity of cable is required for a large subdivision and said quantity is not in stock, the Licensee shall be allowed additional time for said installation. The Issuing Authority, or its designee, shall exercise reasonable efforts to have the Planning Board and developers give timely notice of trenching and underground construction to the Licensee.

AREA TO BE SERVED. [SEE G.L.c. 166A §3(a)] (a) The area to be served is shall continue to be the entire Town City of FreetownAgawam, including ways wired under the prior license. Service shall be provided to every dwelling occupied by a person requesting Cable Service, provided that the Licensee is able to obtain from property owners any necessary easements and/or permits in accordance with Section 621(a)(2) of the Federal Cable Communications Act of 1984. However, the Licensee shall not be obligated to extend the Cable Communications System into any area where there are fewer than fifteen (15) dwelling units per aerial strand mile of cable and twenty forty-five (2045) dwelling units per underground mile of cable, calculated from the last dwelling unit toward the end of the nearest trunk line. (b) Installation costs shall conform with the 1992 Cable Consumer Protection Act, and regulations thereunder. Any dwelling unit within one hundred fifty feet (150 ft.) aerial or one hundred fifty feet (150 ft.) underground of the cable plant shall be entitled to a standard installation rate. (c) Provided Licensee has at least forty-five (45) days’ prior notice concerning the opening of residential subdivision trenching, or of the installation of conduit for the location of utilities, it shall install its cable in such trenching or conduits or may seek permission to utilize alternative trenching or conduits within a comparable time frame. If a substantial quantity of cable is required for a large subdivision and said quantity is not in stock, the Licensee shall be allowed additional time for said installation. The Issuing Authority, or its designee, shall shall, if requested by the Licensee, and such request refers to this Section, exercise reasonable efforts to have the Planning Board and developers give timely notice of trenching and underground construction to the Licensee.

AREA TO BE SERVED. [SEE G.L.c. 166A §3(a)] (a) The area to be served is the entire Town of FreetownNewbury. Service shall be provided to every dwelling occupied by a person requesting Cable Servicecable service in the service area, provided that the Licensee is able to obtain from property owners any necessary easements and/or permits in accordance with Section 621(a)(2) of the Federal Cable Communications Act of 1984. HoweverProvided, however, the Licensee shall not be obligated to extend the Cable Communications System into any area where there are fewer than fifteen ten (1510) dwelling units per aerial strand mile of cable and twenty fifteen (2015) dwelling units per underground mile of cable, calculated from the last dwelling unit toward the end of the nearest trunk line. (b) Installation costs shall conform with the 1992 Cable Consumer Protection Act, and regulations thereunder. Any dwelling unit within one hundred fifty ffity feet (150 ft.) aerial or one hundred fifty feet (150 ft.) underground of the cable plant shall be entitled to a standard installation rate. (c) Provided Licensee has at least forty-five (45) days’ days prior notice concerning the opening of residential subdivision trenching, or of the installation of conduit for the location of utilities, it shall install its cable in such trenching or conduits or may seek permission to utilize alternative trenching or conduits within a comparable time frame. If a substantial quantity of cable is required for a large subdivision and said quantity is not in stock, the Licensee shall be allowed additional time for said installation. The Issuing Authority, or its designee, shall exercise reasonable efforts to have the Planning Board and developers give timely notice of trenching and underground construction to the Licensee.

AREA TO BE SERVED. [SEE G.L.c. 166A §3(a)] (a) The area to be served is the entire Town of FreetownDighton. Service shall be provided to every dwelling occupied by a person requesting Cable Service, provided that the Licensee is able to obtain from property owners any necessary easements and/or permits in accordance with Section 621(a)(2) of the Federal Cable Communications Act of 1984. However, the Licensee shall not be obligated to extend the Cable Communications System into any area where there are fewer than fifteen (15) dwelling units per aerial strand mile of cable and twenty (20) dwelling units per underground mile of cable, calculated from the last dwelling unit toward the end of the nearest trunk line. (b) Installation costs shall conform with the 1992 Cable Consumer Protection Act, and regulations thereunder. Any dwelling unit within one hundred fifty feet (150 ft.) aerial or one hundred fifty feet (150 ft.) underground of the cable plant shall be entitled to a standard installation rate. (c) Provided Licensee has at least forty-five (45) days’ prior notice concerning the opening of residential subdivision trenching, or of the installation of conduit for the location of utilities, it shall install its cable in such trenching or conduits or may seek permission to utilize alternative trenching or conduits within a comparable time frame. If a substantial quantity of cable is required for a large subdivision and said quantity is not in stock, the Licensee shall be allowed additional time for said installation. The Issuing Authority, or its designee, shall exercise reasonable efforts to have the Planning Board and developers give timely notice of trenching and underground construction to the Licensee.

AREA TO BE SERVED. [SEE G.L.c. 166A §3(a)] (a) The area to be served is the entire Town of FreetownWest Newbury. Service shall be provided to every dwelling occupied by a person requesting Cable Servicecable service in the service area, provided that the Licensee is able to obtain from property owners any necessary easements and/or permits in accordance with Section 621(a)(2) of the Federal Cable Communications Act of 1984. HoweverProvided, however, the Licensee shall not be obligated to extend the Cable Communications System into any area where there are fewer than fifteen ten (1510) dwelling units per aerial strand mile of cable and twenty fifteen (2015) dwelling units per underground mile of cable, calculated from the last dwelling unit toward the end of the nearest trunk line. (b) Installation costs shall conform with the 1992 Cable Consumer Protection Act, and regulations thereunder. Any dwelling unit within one hundred fifty ffity feet (150 ft.) aerial or one hundred fifty feet (150 ft.) underground of the cable plant shall be entitled to a standard installation rate. (c) Provided Licensee has at least forty-five (45) days’ days prior notice concerning the opening of residential subdivision trenching, or of the installation of conduit for the location of utilities, it shall install its cable in such trenching or conduits or may seek permission to utilize alternative trenching or conduits within a comparable time frame. If a substantial quantity of cable is required for a large subdivision and said quantity is not in stock, the Licensee shall be allowed additional time for said installation. The Issuing Authority, or its designee, shall exercise reasonable efforts to have the Planning Board and developers give timely notice of trenching and underground construction to the Licensee.