A cable communications system, to be installed and operated pursuant to this chapter, and a franchise granted pursuant to this chapter, unless otherwise provided, shall:
(a) Be capable of relaying to subscriber terminals video and audio signals the grantee is now or hereafter authorized to carry by the Federal Communications Commission or the County;
(b) Distribute in color television signals which it receives in color;
(c) Provide, as a minimum, channel capacity and basic equipment for program production in cablecasting for educational, public, and governmental access uses;
(d) If the system is to serve an aggregate of 5,000 or more dwellings, have a minimum capacity of fifty (50) downstream video channels;
(e) If the system is to serve an aggregate of 5,000 or more dwellings, have a two-way (bi-directional) capacity upon the initial activation of the system or at such time as may be extended by the Board;
(f) Make available, upon a request by any subscribers receiving channels showing premium services and pay per view events, a lockout device which prevents the unauthorized viewing of such channels; and
(g) Make available to subscribers, upon request, an RF switch permitting conversions between cable and direct off-air reception. (§ 1 Ord. 961, eff. October 27, 1983, as amended by § 1, Ord. 1007, eff. June 13, 1985)