Arizona Laws 9-1431. Video service; revocation for nonuse
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A. Not later than twenty-four months after the date that a local government issues a uniform video service license pursuant to sections 9-1414 and 9-1415 or an amended uniform video service license pursuant to section 9-1416, the holder of the uniform video service license shall offer and provide video service to at least one subscriber within each service area authorized by the uniform video service license or amended uniform video service license unless the holder cannot meet the requirement for reasons beyond the holder’s control.
Terms Used In Arizona Laws 9-1431
- Holder: means a video service provider that has been issued a uniform video service license pursuant to this chapter. See Arizona Laws 9-1401
- License: means a franchise as defined in 47 United States Code § 522. See Arizona Laws 9-1401
- Local government: means any city, including a charter city, or town. See Arizona Laws 9-1401
- Service area: means that part of the boundaries of a local government within which a video service provider is authorized to provide video service pursuant to a uniform video service license or a local license. See Arizona Laws 9-1401
- Uniform video service license: means a license that is issued by a local government in the form of a uniform video service license agreement as adopted pursuant to section 9-1411. See Arizona Laws 9-1401
B. If a holder fails to comply with subsection A of this section, a local government may revoke the holder’s uniform video service license for affected service areas.