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Eagle Township renews Comcast video franchise for 10 years, keeps 3% fee
Summary
The Eagle Township Board on May 15 approved renewal of the Uniform Video Franchise Agreement with Comcast, continuing a 3% video service franchise fee for a 10-year term to expire in 2035. The motion passed without recorded roll-call counts.
The Eagle Township Board voted May 15 to renew its Uniform Video Franchise Agreement with Comcast for a 10-year term that will expire in 2035 and to continue a 3% video service franchise fee.
Clerk Laurie Briggs-Dudley moved to approve the renewal; Supervisor Troy Stroud supported the motion. The minutes record that the motion carried.
The board did not record a roll-call tally in the minutes; the motion is listed as "motion carried." The minutes do not specify any change in the fee rate or how franchise-fee revenue will be allocated by the township.
The renewal will remain in effect through 2035 unless the parties amend the agreement. The board took the action as part of routine business and did not include additional public testimony on the item at the May 15 meeting.
The board adjourned at 8:33 p.m.; no further action on the Comcast agreement was recorded at the meeting.
