Draft chapter 114: Cable Television Regulations
§ 114.28 Performance Standards
The 2026 draft's § 114.28 beside the current code's § 114.28: removed words are struck through, added words underlined.
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Current code
§ 114.28 Performance Standards
The Grantee shall produce a picture in black and white or in color that is of high quality accompanied by proper sound on typical standard television sets in good repair. The Grantee shall also transmit signals of adequate strength to produce good pictures with good sound at all subscriber terminals throughout the City without causing cross modulation in the cables or interfering with other electrical or electronic systems.
2026 draft
§ 114.28 Performance Standards
The Grantee shall produce a picture in black and white or in color that is of high quality accompanied by proper sound on typical standard television sets in good repair. The Grantee shall also transmit signals of adequate strength to produce good pictures with good sound at all subscriber terminals throughout the City without causing cross modulation in the cables or interfering with other electrical or electronic systems.
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