HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution 57-1994 RESOLUTION H0. 57-94
A RESOLUTION APPROVIHG CABLE TELEVISION RATE REAUEST
WHEREAS, BROOKINGS CABLEVISION has filed Mith the City FCC Form
393, Mhich is the cable operator's initial Request for Cable Rate
Approval, and
WHEREAS, the Brookings Cable TV Review Board has determined the
basic rate requested does not exceed the maximum permitted rate for
basic service. and
WHEREAS, the Cable TV Revier Board has recommended to the City
Commission that the cable rate request of 820. 19 for the baeic service
tier be approved, noM therefore
BE IT RESOLVED by the Governing Body of the City of Brookinga
that the basic rate request of Brookinge Cablevision in the amount of
520. 19 for the basic cable service tier is hereby approved.
Passed and approved this 17th day of May, 1994
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Cable N Review Board May 9, 1994
The Brookings Cable Television Review Board met at 3:00 p.m., Monday, May 9, 1994,
in the Brookings City Hall meeting room. Members present: Don Behrend and
Woodrow Wentzy. Also present: Mayor Wayne Hauschild, City Attorney Steven
Britzman and Gary Sheeley.
Mayor Hauschild informed the remaining members that he had accepted Dwight Adam's
resignation as of May 1, 1994.
The minutes of November 4, 1993, meeting were approved.
City Attorney Steven Britzman explained in detail the allowable benchmark rate for
Brookings Cablevision. He further explained his worksheets for calculating the maximum
permitted rate per channel for basic tier or programming service. Cablevision is
currently at the maximum rate permitted.
(Wentzy/Behrend) Motion to recommend to the City Commission to approve Brookings
Cablevision's request for Cable Rate be approved. All present voted yes; motion carried.
The Mayor discussed ordinance changes regarding the Cable TV Review Board.
Changes discussed were increasing membership from three to five members, modifying
residency requirements to extend into Brookings County and changing the name to
Cable Television Board.
The next meeting of the Board should include evaluating rule making procedures for
cable rates.
Meeting adjourned.
Submitted by Theo C. Kryger