Cable System Franchise Required Sample Clauses

The 'Cable System Franchise Required' clause establishes that operating a cable system within a specific jurisdiction is only permitted if the operator has obtained a valid franchise from the relevant local authority. In practice, this means that any company wishing to provide cable television or related services must first secure official authorization, typically through a formal application and approval process. This requirement ensures that cable operators comply with local regulations, maintain service standards, and contribute to public interests, thereby preventing unauthorized or unregulated cable operations.
Cable System Franchise Required. No Cable System shall be allowed to occupy or use the streets or public rights-of-way of the Franchise Area or be allowed to operate without a Cable System Franchise.
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Cable System Franchise Required. Grantor shall not allow any Cable System operator to occupy or use the Streets or Public Ways to provide Cable Service without a franchise.
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Cable System Franchise Required. No Cable System shall be allowed to occupy or use the Streets of the Franchise Area, be allowed to offer Cable Service or operate without a Cable System Franchise. The Grantor shall at all times comply with the level playing field obligations at Minnesota Statutes §238.08 and any other applicable State or federal level playing field requirements.
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