0594ORDIN~NCE NO.~7~
AN ORDIN~NCE OF T~E CITY OF SOUTHI~%KE; PRESCRIBING
REGULATIONS FOR RATES C~ARGED TO C~J~LE TELEVISION
SUBSCRIBERS FOR TEE BASIC SERVICE TIER; PROVIDING T~AT
TBIS ORDIN~NCE IS CUMIYLATIV~E; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY
CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION; ~ND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WtLEREAS, the Federal Conununications Connnission ("FCC") has
issued rules pursuant to the Cable Television Consumer Protection
and Competition Act, Pub. L. No. 102-385 (1992) ("1992 Cable Act"),
implementing the regulation of cable television subscriber rates;
and
W~EREAS, these rules allocate the regulation of rates for the
basic service tier and associated equipment rates to local
franchising authorities and require local authorities to become
certified and adopt their own regulations governing the process of
rate regulation; and
W~EREAS, the City of Southlake franchises cable television
service for the benefit of its citizens; and
WHERE., the city has submitted its application for
certification to the FCC and it is expedient to adopt the required
regulations now, in order to implement regulations at the earliest
possible date to obtain the most competitive rates for the city's
cable ratepayers; NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTfILAKE, TEXAS:
SECTION 1. DEFINITIONS.
In this ordinance:
BASIC CABLE RATES means the monthly charges for a subscription
to the basic service tier and the associated equipment.
BASIC SERVICE TIER means a separately available service tier
to which subscription is required for access to any other tier of
service, including as a minimum, but not limited to, all must-
carry signals, all PEG channels, and all domestic television
signals other than superstations.
BENCHMARK means a per channel rate of charge ior cable service
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and associated equipment which the FCC has determined is
reasonable.
CABLE ACT OF 1992 means the Cable Television Consumer
Protection and Competition Act of 1992.
CABLE OPERATOR means any person or group of persons:
(A) who provide cable service over a cable system and
directly or through one or more affiliates owns a significant
interest in such a cable system; or
(B) who other wise controls or is responsible for,
through any arrangement, the management and operation of such a
cable system.
CHANNEL means a unit of cable service identified and selected
by a channel number or similar designation.
COST OF SERVICE SHOWING means a filing in which the cable
operator attempts to show that the benchmark rate or the price cap
is not sufficient to allow the cable operator to fully recover the
costs of providing the basic service tier and to continue to
attract capital.
EQUIPMENT BASKET means a cost center to which the cable
operator assigns the direct costs of service installation, leasing,
maintaining and servicing customer equipment. It includes an
allocation of all system joint and con%mon costs that installation,
leasing, and repairing equipment share with other system activities
and a reasonable profit, but excludes general system overhead.
FCC means the Federal Cormnunications Commission.
HSC means the hourly service charge that allows the cable
operator to recover all equipment basket costs, except for the
cable operator's costs of purchasing and financing the lease of
customer equipment.
INITIAL BASIC CABLE RATES means the rates that the cable
operator is charging for %he basic service tier, including charges
for associated equipment, at the time the city notifies the cable
operator of the city's qualification and intent to regulate basic
cable rates.
MUST-CARRY SIGN~L means the signal of any
station (except superstations which is required
the basic service tier.
local broadcast
to be carried on
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PEG CHANNEL means the channel capacity designated for public,
educational, or governmental use, and facilities and equipment for
the use of that channel capacity.
PRICE CAP means the ceiling set by the FCC on future increases
in basic cable rates regulated by the city, based on a formula
using the GNP fixed weight price index, reflecting general
increases in the cost of doing business and changes in overall
inflation.
REASONABLE RATE STANDARD means a per channel rate that is at,
or below, the benchmark or price cap level.
SUPERSTATION means any non-local broadcast signal secondarily
transmitted by satellite.
SECTION 2. INITIAL REVIEW OF BASIC CABLE RATES.
(a) Notice. Upon the adoption of this ordinance and the
certification of the city by the FCC, the city shall immediately
notify all cable operators in the city, by certified mail, return
receipt requested, that the city intends to regulate subscriber
rates charged for the basic service tier and associated equipment
as authorized by the Cable Act of 1992.
(b) Cable operator response. Within 30 days of receiving
notice from the city, a cable operator shall file with the city,
its current rates for the basic service tier and associated
equipment and any supporting material concerning the reasonableness
o£ its rates.
(c) Expedited determination and public hearing. (1) If
the city council is able to expeditiously determine that the cable
operator's rates for the basic service tier and associated
equipment are within the FCC's reasonable rate standard, as
determined by the applicable bench~ark, the city council shall:
(A) hold a public hearing at which interested
persons may express their views; and
(B)
the date the cable
city.
act to approve the rates within 30 days from
operator filed its basic cable rates with the
(2) If the city council takes no action within 30 days
from the date the cable operator filed its basic cable rates with
the city, the proposed rates will continue in effect.
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(d) Extended review period. (1) If the city council is
unable to determine whether the rates in issue are within the FCC's
reasonable rate standard based on the material before it, or if the
cable operator submits a cost-of-service showing, the city council
shall, within 30 days from the date the cable operator filed its
basic cable rates with the city and by adoption of a formal
resolution, invoke the following additional periods of time, as
applicable, to make a final determination:
(A) 90 days if the city council needs more time to
ensure that a rate is within the FCC's reasonable rate standard;
or
(B) 150 days if the cable operator has submitted
a cost-of-service showing seeking to justify a rate above the
applicable benchmark.
(2) If the city council has not made a decision within
the 90 or 150 day period, the city council shall issue a brief
written order at the end of the period requesting the cable
operator to keep accurate account of all amounts received by reason
of the proposed rate and on whose behalf the amounts are paid.
(e) Public hearing. During the extended review period and
before taking action on the proposed rate, the city council shall
hold at least one public hearing at which interested persons may
express their views and record objections.
(f) Objections. An interested person who wishes to make
an objection to the proposed initial basic rate may request the
city secretary to record the objection during the public hearing
or may submit the objection in writing anytime before the decision
resolution is adopted. In order for an objection to be made part
of the record, the objector must provide the city secretary with
the objector's name and address.
(g) Benchmark analysis. If a cable operator submits its
current basic cable rate schedule as being in compliance with the
FCC's reasonable rate standard, the city council shall review the
rates using the benchmark analysis in accordance with the standard
form authorized by the FCC. Based on the city council's findings,
the initial basic cable rates shall be established as follows:
(1) If the current basic cable rates are below the
benchmark, those rates shall become the initial basic cable rates
and the cable operator's rates will be capped at that level.
(2) If the current basic cable rates exceed the
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benchmark, the rates shall be the greater of the cable operator's
per channel rate on September 30, 1992, reduced by 10 percent, or
the applicable benchmark, adjusted for inflation and any change in
the number of channels occurring between September 30, 1992 and the
initial date of regulation.
(3) If the current basic cable rates exceed the
benchmark, but the cable operator's per channel rate was below the
benchmark on September 30, 1992, the initial basic cable rate shall
be the benchmark, adjusted for inflation.
(h) Cost-of-service showings. If a cable operator does not
wish to reduce the rates to the permitted level, the cable operator
shall have the opportunity to submit a cost-of-service showing in
an attempt to justify a initial basic cable rates above the FCC's
reasonable rate standard. The city council will review a cost-
of-service submission pursuant to FCC standards for cost-of-
service review. The city council may approve initial basic cable
rates above the benchmark if the cable operator makes the necessary
showing; however, a cost-of-service determination resulting in
rates below the benchmark or below the cable operator's September
30, 1992 rates minus 10 percent, will prescribe the cable
operator's new rates.
(i) Decision. (1) By formal resolution. After completion
of its review of the cable operator's proposed rates, the city
council shall adopt its decision by formal resolution. The
decision shall include one of the following:
(A) If the proposal is within the FCC's reasonable
rate standard or is justified by a cost-of-service analysis, the
city council shall approve the initial basic cable rates proposed
by the cable operator; or
(B) If the proposal is not within the FCC's
reasonable rate standard and the cost-of-service analysis, if any,
does not justify the proposed rates, the city council shall
establish initial basic cable rates that are within the FCC's
reasonable rate standard or that are justified by a cost-of-
service analysis.
(2) Rollbacks and refunds. If the city council
determines that the initial basic cable rates as submitted exceed
the reasonable rate standard or that the cable operator's cost-
of-service showing justifies lower rates, the city council may
order the rates reduced in accordance with Paragraph (g) or (h)
above, as applicable. In addition, the city council may order the
cable operator to pay to subscribers, refunds of the excessive
portion of the rates with interest (computed at applicable rates
published by the Internal Revenue Service for tax refunds and
additional tax payments), retroactive to September 1, 1993. The
method for paying any refund and the interest rate will be in
accordance with FCC regulations as directed in the city council's
decision resolution.
(3) Statement of reasons for decision and public notice.
If rates proposed by a cable operator are disapproved in whole or
in part, or if there were objections made by other parties to the
proposed rates, the resolution must state the reasons for the
decision and the city council must give public notice of its
decision. Public notice will be given by advertisement once in the
official newspaper of the city.
(j) Appeal. The city council's decision concerning rates
for the basic service tier or associated equipment, may be appealed
to the FCC in accordance with applicable federal regulations.
SECTION 3. REVIEW OF REQUEST FOR INCREASE IN BASIC CABLE RATES.
(a) Notice. A cable operator in the city who wishes to
increase the rates for the basic service tier or associated
equipment shall file a request with the city and notify all
subscribers at least 30 days before the cable operator desires the
increase to take effect. This notice may not be given more often
than annually and not until at least after the
determination of the initial basic cable rates.
(b) Expedited determination and public hearing. (1) If
the city council is able to expeditiously determine that the cable
operator's rate increase request for basic cable service is within
the FCC's reasonable rate standard, as determined by the applicable
price cap, the city council shall:
(A) hold a public hearing at which interested
persons may express their views; and
(B) act to approve the rate increase within 30 days
from the date the cable operator filed its request with the city.
12) If the city council takes no action within 30 days
from the date the cable operator filed its request with the city,
the proposed rates will go into effect.
(c) Extended review period. (1) If the city council is
unable to determine whether the rate increase is within the FCC's
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reasonable rate standard based on the material before it, or if the
cable operator submits a cost-of-service showing, the city council
shall, by adoption of a formal resolution, invoke the following
additional periods of time, as applicable, to make a final
determination:
(A) 90 days if the city council needs more time to
ensure that the requested increase is within the FCC's reasonable
rate standard as determined by the applicable price cap; and
(B) 150 days if the cable operator has submitted
a cost-of-service showing seeking to justify a rate increase above
the applicable price cap.
(2) The proposed rate increase is tolled during the
extended review period.
(3) If the city council has not made a decision within
the 90 or 150 day period, the city council shall issue a brief
written order at the end of the period requesting the cable
operator to keep accurate account of all amounts received by reason
of the proposed rate increase and on whose behalf the amounts are
paid.
(d) Public hearing. During the extended review period and
before taking action on the requested rate increase, the city
council shall hold at least one public hearing at which interested
persons may express their views and record objections.
(e) Objections. An interested person who wishes to make
an objection to the proposed rate increase may request the city
secretary to record the objection during the public hearing or may
submit the objection in writing anytime before the decision
resolution is adopted. In order for an objection to be made part
of the record, the objector must provide the city secretary with
the objector's name and address.
(f) Delayed determination. If the city council is unable
to make a final determination concerning a requested rate increase
within the extended time period, the cable operator may put the
increase into effect, subject to subsequent refund if the city
council later issues a decision disapproving any portion of the
increase.
(g) Price cap analysis. If a cable operator presents its
request for a rate increase as being in compliance with the FCC's
price cap, the city council shall review the rate using the price
cap analysis in accordance with the standard form authorized by the
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FCC. Based on the city council's findings, the basic cable rates
shall be established as follows:
(1) If the proposed basic cable rate increase is within
the price cap established by the FCC, the proposed rates shall
become the new basic cable rates.
(2) If the proposed basic cable rate increase exceeds
the price cap established by the FCC, the city council shall
disapprove the proposed rate increase and order an increase that
is in compliance with the price cap.
(h) Cost-of-service showings. If a cable operator submits
a cost-of-service showing in an attempt to justify a rate increase
above the price cap, the city council will review the submission
pursuant the FCC standards for cost-of-service review. The city
council may approve a rate increase above the price cap if the
cable operator makes the necessary showing; however, a cost-of-
service determination resulting in a rate below the price cap or
below the cable operator's then current rate will prescribe the
cable operator's new rate.
(i) Decision. The city council's decision concerning the
requested rate increase, shall be adopted by formal resolution.
If a rate increase proposed by a cable operator is disapproved in
whole or in part, or if objections were made by other parties to
the proposed rate increase, the resolution must state the reasons
for the decision. Objections may be made at the public hearing by
a person requesting the city secretary to record the objection or
may be submitted in writing at anytime before the decision
resolution is adopted.
(j) Refunds. (1) The city council may order refunds of
subscribers' rate payments with interest if:
within the
above; and
(A) the city council was unable to make a decision
extended time period as described in Paragraph (c)
(B) the cable operator implemented the rate
increase at the end of the extended review period; and
(C) the city council determines that the rate
increase as submitted exceeds the applicable price cap or that the
cable operator failed to justify the rate increase by a cost-of-
service showing, and the city council disapproves any portion of
the rate increase.
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(2) The method for paying any refund and the interest
rate will be in accordance with FCC regulations as directed in the
city council's decision resolution.
(k) Appeal. The city council's decision concerning rates
for the basic service tier or associated equipment, may be appealed
to the FCC in accordance with applicable federal regulations.
SECTION 4. CABLE OPERATOR INFORMATION
(a) City may require. (1) In those cases when the cable
operator has submitted initial rates or proposed an increase that
exceeds the reasonable rate standard, the city council may require
the cable operator to produce information in addition to that
submitted, including proprietary information, if needed to make a
rate determination. In these cases, a cable operator may request
the information be kept confidential in accordance with this
section.
(2) In cases where initial or proposed rates comply with
the reasonable rate standard, the city council may request
additional information only in order to document that the cable
operator's rates are in accord with the standard.
(b) Request for Confidentiality. (1) A cable operator
submitting information to the city council may request in writing
that the information not be made routinely available for public
inspection. A copy of the request shall be attached to and cover
all of the information and all copies of the information to which
it applies.
(2) If feasible, the information to which the request
applies shall be physically separated from any information to which
the request does not apply. If this is not feasible, the portion
of the information to which the request applies shall be
identified.
(3) Each request shall contain a statement of the
reasons for withholding inspection and a statement of the facts
upon which those reasons are based.
(4) Casual requests which do not comply with the
requirements of this subsection, shall not be considered.
(c) City council action.
requirements of Subsection (b),
council. The city council will
Requests which comply with the
will be acted upon by the city
grant the request if the cable
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operator presents by a preponderance of the evidence, a case for
nondisclosure consistent with applicable federal regulations. If
the request is granted, the ruling will be placed in a public file
in lieu of the information withheld from public inspection. If the
request does not present a case for nondisclosure and the city
council denies the request, the city council shall take one of the
following actions:
(1) If the information has been submitted voluntarily
without any direction from the city, the cable operator may request
that the city return the information without considering it.
Ordinarily, the city will comply with this request. Only in the
unusual instance that the public interest so requires, will the
information be made available for public inspection.
(2) If the information was required to be submitted by
the city council, the information will be made available for public
inspection.
(d) Appeal. If the city council denies the request for
confidentiality, the cable operator may seek review of that
decision from the FCC within five working days of the city
council's decision, and the release of the information will be
stayed pending review.
SECTION 5. AUTOMATIC RATE ADJUSTMENTS
(a) Annual
regulations, the
channel rate for
PI index.
inflation adjustment. In accordance with FCC
cable operator may adjust its capped base per
the basic service tier annually' by the final GNP-
(b) Other external costs. (1) The FCC regulations also
allow the cable operator to increase its rate for the basic service
tier automatically to reflect certain external cost factors to the
extent that the increase in cost of those factors exceeds the GNP-
PI. These factors include retransmission consen% fees, programming
costs, state and local taxes applicable to the provision of cable
television service, and costs of franchise requirements. The total
cost of an increase in a franchise fee may be automatically added
to the base per channel rate, without regard to its relation to the
GNP-PI.
(2) For all categories of external costs other than
retransmission consent and franchise fees, the starting date for
measuring changes in external costs for which the basic service per
channel rate may be adjusted will be the date on which the basic
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service tier becomes subject to regulation or February 28, 1994,
whichever occurs first. The permitted per channel charge may not
be adjusted for costs of retransmission consent fees or changes in
those fees incurred before October 6, 1994.
(c) Notification and review. The cable operator shall
notify the city at least 30 days in advance of a rate increase
based on automatic adjustment items. The city shall review the
increase to determine whether the item or items qualify as
automatic adjustments. If the city makes no objection within 30
days of receiving notice of the increase, the increase may go into
effect.
SECTION 6. ENFORCEMENT
(a) Refunds. The city may order the cable operator to
refund to subscribers a portion of previously paid rates under the
following circumstances:
(1) A portion of the previously paid rates have been
determined to be in excess of the permitted tier charge or above
the actual cost of equipment; or
(2) The cable operator has failed to comply with a valid
rate order issued by the city.
(b) Fines. If the cable operator fails to comply with a
rate decision or refund order, the cable operator shall be subject
to a fine of $500 for each day the cable operator fails to comply.
SECTION 7. CUMULATIVE CLAUSE
This ordinance shall be cumulative of all provisions of
ordinances of the City of Southlake, Texas, except where the
provisions of this ordinance are in direct conflict with the
provisions of such ordinances, in which event the conflicting
provisions of such ordinances are hereby repealed.
SECTION 8. SEVERABILITY
It is hereby declared to be the intention of the City Council
that the phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs and sections of
this ordinance are severable, and if any phrase, clause, sentence,
paragraph or section of this ordinance shall be declared
unconstitutional by the valid judgment or decree of any court of
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competent jurisdiction, such unconstitutionality shall not affect
any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs and
sections of this ordinance, since the same would have been enacted
by the City Council without the incorporation in this ordinance of
any such unconstitutional phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph or
section.
SECTION 9. PUBLICATION IN PAMPHLET FORM
The City Secretary of the City of Southlake is hereby
authorized to publish this ordinance in book or pamphlet form for
general distribution among the public, and the operative provisions
of this ordinance as so published shall be admissible in evidence
in all courts without further proof than the production thereof.
SECTION 10. PUBLICATION
The City Secretary of the City of Southlake is hereby directed
to publish the proposed ordinance or its caption and penalty
together with a notice setting out the time and place for a public
hearing thereon at least 10 days before the second reading of this
ordinance, and if this ordinance provides for the imposition of any
penalty, fine or forfeiture for any violation of any of its
provisions, then the City Secretary shall additionally publish this
ordinance or its caption and penalty, in the official City
newspaper one time within 10 days after passage of this ordinance,
as required by Section 3.13 of the Charter of the City of
Southlake.
SECTION 11. EFFECTIVE DATE
This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and
after its passage and publication as required by law, and it is so
ordained.
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
400 W.SEVENTH STREET•FORT WORTH,TEXAS 76102
STATE OF TEXAS
ty of Tarrant
Before me, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, this day
personally appeared PENNY GRAY Billing Specialist for the Fort Worth
Star-Telegram , published by the Star-Telegram Inc . at Fort Worth, in Tarrant
County, Texas ; and who, after being duly sworn, did depose and say that the
following clipping of an advertisement was published in the above named
paper on the following dates :
DATE AD INVOICE NO. DESCRIPTION T AD SIZE. NCHUNE _ -RATE AMOUNT
OCT 08, 2558072 CL . 358 1X51 L 51 . 43 ' 21 . 93
oct8 ORDINANCE NO.594
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
400 W.SEVENTH STREET•FORT WORTH,TEXAS 76102
4 T E STATE OF TEXAS
my of Tarrant
Before me, a Notary Public in and for said County and State , this day
personally appeared PENNY GRAY Billing Specialist for the Fort Worth
Star—Telegram , published by the Star—Telegram Inc . at Fort Worth , in Tarrant
County, Texas ; and who, after being duly sworn, did depose and say that the
following clipping of an advertisement was published in the above named
paper on the following dates :
DATE AD INVOICE NO. DESCRIPTION AD SIZE TAL
INCH/LINE RATE AMOUNT
SEP 24 2549788 CL . 358 1X36 L 36 . 43 15 . 48
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NG NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR-
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PER SONS that the City Coun-
cil of the City of Southlake,
Texas,wlllbe holdinga public
hearing during the Regular
City Council meetingg to be
held on October 5 1993,bbe�gyin-
ning at 7:00 p.m.the meetin
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Chambers of City Hall, 667
North Carroll Avenue,South-
lake, Texas. The purpose of
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ORDINANCE NO.594
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