Upon reasonable written notice and upon the failure of the grantee
to commence, pursue or complete any work to be done in any public
right-of-way required by law or by the provisions of this division
or the franchise agreement, within the time prescribed and to the
reasonable satisfaction of the grantor, the grantor may cause the
work to be commenced and/or completed. The grantor shall provide to
the grantee an itemized work order setting forth in detail the exact
nature of the work completed and the supplies used in such work. The
grantee shall pay to the grantor the reasonable costs for such work
no later than thirty days after receipt of the itemized work order.
(Ord. 960 § 2, 2000)
Upon expiration or revocation of the franchise, the grantor
shall have the discretion to permit grantee to continue to operate
the cable system for an extended period of time. Grantee shall continue
to operate the system under the terms and conditions of this division
as of the effective date of the franchise and the franchise, as existed
immediately prior to said expiration or revocation, and to provide
the regular subscriber service and any and all of the services that
may be provided at that time. It shall be the right of all subscribers
to continue to receive all available services provided that financial
and other obligations to grantee are honored. The grantee shall use
reasonable efforts to provide continuous, uninterrupted service to
its subscribers, including operation of the system during transition
periods following franchise expiration or termination.
(Ord. 960 § 2, 2000)