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Resolution No. 2004-902 approves a cable system franchise agreement between the City of Calabasas and Falcon Cablevision, doing business as Charter Communications, granting a renewal of the cable system franchise for the Mulwood and Lost Hills areas for a ten-year term. The resolution follows recommendations from the Communications and Technology Commission and aims to meet future cable-related community needs.

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How many years are cable franchises usually awarded for?

Section 622 of Title VI allows franchising authorities to charge fees to cable operators as a condition of granting the franchise, but it caps those fees at 5% of the operators gross annual revenue from providing cable services.

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FTC 7-Day Rule: In addition to the 14 Day Rule, the FTC also requires that no less than 7 days prior to the signing of any agreement or the acceptance of any money, you deliver to a prospective franchisee a completed copy of all agreements and related documents to be signed by the franchisee.

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The Digital Infrastructure and Video Competition Act of 2006 (DIVCA took effect January 1, 2007) established the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) as the sole cable/video TV franchising authority in the State of California and assigned local municipalities as administrators of those franchises.

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Renewal Processes Under Cable Act See Section 626 of the Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984, 47 U.S.C. 546. Under that Act, a franchising authority can follow either, or both, of two processes available for franchise renewal: a formal and an informal renewal process.

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