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CHAPTER 8: CABLE COMMUNICATION SERVICE
Cross-reference:
   Electricity, see Ch. 11
   Public utilities, see Ch. 28
   Subdivision ordinance, see Ch. 31
   Zoning regulations, see App. A
Section
   8-1   Franchise requirement
   8-2   Interference with service prohibited
   8-3   Demanding or receiving gratuities and payments to permit service prohibited
   8-4   Penalties and charges to tenants for service prohibited
   8-5   Charges to tenants for service in multiple unit facilities
   8-6   Reselling service prohibited
   8-7   Protection of property
   8-8   Risks assumed by franchisee
   8-9—8-20   Reserved
§ 8-1 FRANCHISE REQUIREMENT.
   No person shall operate or participate in the operation of a cable communication system within the city without first obtaining a franchise issued by the city for the right to use the public streets, highways, alleys and rights-of-way. A cable communication system for the purpose of this section shall not include a system that serves only subscribers in one or more multiple unit dwellings under common ownership, control or management which does not use city streets, highways, alleys and rights-of-way.
(1964 Code, § 44-1) (Ord. 8307, § 1, passed 3-31-1981)
Cross-reference:
   Licenses and miscellaneous business regulations, see Ch. 20
§ 8-2 INTERFERENCE WITH SERVICE PROHIBITED.
   Neither the owner of any multiple unit residential dwelling nor his or her agent or representative shall interfere with the right of any tenant or lawful resident thereof to receive cable communication service, cable installation or maintenance from a cable communication company regulated by and lawfully operating under a valid and existing cable communication franchise issued by the city.
(1964 Code, § 44-2) (Ord. 8307, § 1, passed 3-31-1981)
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