to City guidelines and/or supervision. Contractor shall coordinate and schedule use of the network
through the PEG Program Department. Contractor shall be responsible for any damage to such
drops to the extent Contractor may have been the party causing such damage if negligently or
willfully caused,
SECTION 6. PAYMENTS TO CONTRACTOR,
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MethodofPayment
Contract Administration. The PEG Program Department, in collaboration with the Purchasing
Manager, shall manage this contract on behalf of the City. The Contract Manager will coordinate
compliance and performance determinations regarding this contract.
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5. aschedule of all fees and charges levied by Contractor to the City, with the percentage change
from the previous annual report (and all fees and charges levied upon producers & users if any);
6. asummary of all programming outages experienced, noting root causes and remedial actions;
7. acopy of the complaint and appeal procedures used by the Contractor, any changes made, a
general description of the types of complaints and appeals received and the dispositions thereof;
8. acopyof the Operations Development plan;
Contractor’s Bylaws, other governing documents or policies shall address written policies and
procedures that specify the processes by which the budget is developed, approved, implemented,
monitored and revised, and maintain supporting documentation for budgeted amounts.
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about matters relating to Nashua community, historic and cultural events, Nashua
organizations, businesses and individuals, including but not limited to coverage of the
following Nashua special events, subject to availability of resources, such as:
Nashua Memorial Day Parade
Fourth of July
Summer Fun
Nashua Art Walk
Nashua Veterans Day Parade
Nashua Holiday Stroll
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e. Written contracts or subcontracts, including but not limited to contracts for professional
services or contracted labor, that describe the work, services or products to be provided,
commencement date, term of contract, and compensation or fees to be paid.
f. Employee personnel records including each employee’s hire date, job description, job
acceptance with beginning salary, payroll changes, and termination date.
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defamation, copyright violation and other possible liabilities, and in such form the
producer(s)/sponsor(s)/user(s) shall acknowledge that they shall not hold the City and/or
Contractor liable, and shall indemnify the City and/or Contractor, for their own productions
and or sponsored programming.
and facilitating maintenance and repairs on such Equipment if it is owned by the City;
however, if such Equipment was acquired by a Contractor or a third party (e.g., cable
operator) with a duty to fund or perform maintenance and repairs on such Equipment,
then the City shall be responsible for facilitating, as opposed to funding, such
maintenance and repairs. The process for securing the necessary maintenance and repairs
of such Equipment, should same become necessary, shall be as follows: Upon reasonable
a. one (1) public access channel for the broadcast of non-profit and non-commercial
programming
b. City’s shared community television production facility, located at 9 Riverside Street,
with production areas, editing facilitics and furnished office. Any management shall
be subject to oversight and the right to control by the City.
c. City’s community television automation broadcast and scheduling systems as
dedicated to the Public Access Television (currently channel 96)
