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Charter COMMUNICATIONS October 31, 2019 Honorable Michelle L. Phillips Acting Secretary to the Commission NYS Department of Public Service Three Empire State Plaza, 19th Floor Albany, NY 12223 RE: Franchise Renewal –Time Warner Cable Northeast, LLC (now known as Spectrum Northeast, LLC), locally known as Charter Communications, and the Town of Duanesburg, NY Dear Secretary Phillips: We are herewith filing, via email, the following: 1. R-2 Application for Franchise Renewal, channel lineup and rates 2. Municipal Resolution granting renewal dated May 23, 2019. 3. Fully executed copy of Franchise Renewal Agreement dated July 3, 2019. 4. Copy of latest annual test data compiled for this part of the Division’s CATV System at PSC 5. Published legal notices On September 1, 2019, Time Warner Cable Northeast LLC was renamed Spectrum Northeast, LLC. There was no change of control of the franchise holder or transfer of the franchises, just a name change. The records with the New York Secretary of State’s Office were updated effective September 6, 2019. We hereby request approval by the Commission of this application pursuant to Section 222 of the Public Service Law. Sincerely, Kevin Egan Director, Government Affairs Charter Communications Enclosures cc: Mr. Roger Tidball, Town Supervisor (w/copy of Encs.) 20 Century Hill Drive Latham, NY 12110 STATE OF NEW YORK PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION In the matter of application of Time Warner Northeast, LLC (now known as Spectrum Northeast, LLC) locally known as Charter Communications, for renewal of its Certificate of Confirmation and Cable Television Franchise in the Town of Duanesburg, Schenectady County, New York. 1. The exact legal name of the applicant is Charter Communications Entertainment I, LLC. 2. The applicant does business under the name Charter Communications. 3. Applicant’s telephone number is: Charter Communications 20 Century Drive Latham, NY 12110 518-640-8575 4. & 5. The applicant serves the following municipalities from the same headend or from a different headend in the same or adjacent counties; the number of subscribers in each of the communities as of July 2019 are: Municipality Subscribers Municipality Subscribers Carlisle, Town 328 Middleburgh, Town 166 Cherry Valley, Town 11 Middleburgh, Village 264 Cherry Valley, Village 166 Richmondville, Town 248 Cobleskill, Town 396 Richmondville, Village 242 Cobleskill, Village 1010 Schoharie, Town 367 Delanson, Village 1 Schoharie, Village 313 Duanesburg, Town 677 Seward, Town 240 Esperance, Town 292 Sharon, Town 107 Esperance, Village 84 Sharon Springs, Village 202 6. The following signals are regularly carried by the ENY: (see attached channel card). 7. The Applicant does provide channel capacity and video production facilities for local origination. During the past twelve (12) months, the Applicant has provided approximately 1,200 hours of locally originated programming of all types including PEG access. 8. The current monthly rates for service in the Town of Duanesburg are: (see attached). 9. During the past twelve (12) months, the applicant has placed the following miles of new cable television plant in operation in the following municipalities: Municipality Miles Municipality Miles Carlisle, Town 6 Middleburgh, Town 25 Cherry Valley, Town 11 Middleburgh, Village 12 Cherry Valley, Village 5 Richmondville, Town 25 Cobleskill, Town 35 Richmondville, Village 6 Cobleskill, Village 18 Schoharie, Town 110 Delanson, Village 13 Schoharie, Village 8 Duanesburg, Town 154 Seward, Town 20 Esperance, Town 14 Sharon Town 13 Esperance, Village 7 Sharon Springs, Village 7 10. The company has previously submitted to the New York State Public Service Commission its technical plan to rebuild the system to 750 MHZ which was completed by end of 2000. 11. (A) The Applicant has previously filed with the New York State Public Service Commission its current Statement of Assessment pursuant to Section 817 of the Executive Law. (B) The Applicant previously filed with the New York State Public Service Commission its current Annual Financial Report. 12. State and describe below any significant achievements and/or improvements that took place with respect to system operation during the past twelve (12) months. 13. No event or change has occurred during the past twelve (12) months which has had, or could have, a significant impact upon Applicant’s ability to provide cable television services. WHEREFORE, the Applicant, Charter Communications, requests that the New York State Public Service Commission grant this application and approve renewal of the Town of Duanesburg Certificate of Confirmation and Franchise Renewal Agreement. Dated: October 31, 2019 By: Kevin Egan Director of Government Affairs Charter Communications, Inc. SPECTRUM HD CHANNEL LINEUP° Spectrum~ Cobleskill, Middleburgh | October 2019 TV PACKAGES 489 LOVE 379 PAC-12 Oregon 490 GEM Shopping Network 380 PAC-12 Mountain MI PLAN LATINO SPECTRUM BASIC 494 Liquidation Channel 381 PAC-12 Bay Area 625 SundanceTV 382 BTN (Includes Spectrum TV Basic, Latino (Includes Digital Music channels 627 IFC 392-399 ESPN College Extra View and the following services) and the following services) 408 Outdoor Channel 5 TBS 1 Spectrum News - Capital SPECTRUM TV SILVER 413 TVG 23 The Weather Channel 417 BeIN SPORTS 27 TNT Region (Includes Spectrum TV Select 4 WNYA - MyTV 419 FOX Soccer Plus 28 USA Network 6 WRGB - CBS and the following channels) 443 BeIN SPORTS Español 29 AMC 468 The Cowboy Channel 31 FX 8 WXXA - FOX Digi Tier 1 10 WTEN - ABC 620 MoviePlex 32 Cartoon Network 11 WMHT - PBS 19 Nick Jr. 621 IndiePlex 34 Disney Channel 13 WNYT - NBC 43 OWN 622 RetroPlex 35 Freeform 14 C-SPAN 51 Golf Channel 623 FLIX - E 36 Comedy Central 15 WCWN - The CW 58 TCM 640 HDNet Movies 37 Discovery Channel 20 WYPX - ION 64 LMN 1554 Willow TV 38 A&E 68 Disney XD 39 HISTORY 21 C-SPAN2 TMC 22 C-SPAN3 74 NFL Network 40 TLC 83 NY State Legislature 75 FXX 571 TMC - E 41 HGTV 91 WRNN - IND 86 Disney Junior 572 TMC XTRA - E 42 Food Network 159 QVC 124 UP 59 Bravo 176 HSN 128 Reelz STARZ 60 E! 188 Jewelry TV 130 Nat Geo Wild 581 Starz - E 76 Hallmark Mov. & Myst. 194 SHOPHQ 131 Smithsonian Channel 582 Starz Edge - E 77 Hallmark Channel 1240 WTEN - getTV 133 Viceland 583 Starz in Black - E 82 Investigation Discovery 1245 WNYT - MeTV 134 fyi, 584 Starz Kids & Fam. - E 86 Disney Junior 1246 WNYT - StartTV 144 Fusion 585 Starz Cinema - E 1250 WXXA - Capital OTB 145 El Rey Network 586 Starz Comedy - E OTHER SERVICES 1251 WXXA - Laff 161 DIY Network 650 iN DEMAND Previews 1255 WRGB - TBD TV 163 Cooking Channel STARZ ENCORE 651 HD Pay-Per-View 1256 WRGB - Comet 169 Fuse 602 StarzEncore - E 660 iN DEMAND 1 1260 WCWN - Charge! 174 Lifetime Real Women 603 StarzEncore Action-E 661 iN DEMAND 2 1265 WNYA - Light TV 177 GSN 604 StarzEncore Black-E 700-722 MLB Extra Innings 1266 WNYA - Decades 180 Discovery Life Channel 605 StarzEncore Classic-E 725-743 NBA League Pass 1275 WMHT - Create 184 TV One 606 StarzEncore Susp-E 1400 CTI-Zhong Tian 1276 WMHT - World 185 ASPiRE TV 607 StarzEncore Wstns-E 1401 CCTV-4 1277 WMHT - PBS Kids 187 Ovation 608 StarzEncore Fam-E 1403 Phoenix N. 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    Driving the business climate in Schenectady County. Duanesburg • Glenville Niskayuna Princetown Member Business Directory • Delanson • Rotterdam Schenectady Scotia 2006 306 State Street Schenectady, NY 12305 P: 518.372.5656 • F: 518.370.3217 www.schenectadychamber.org The right choice gives you more choices! Find the right health insurance without feeling limited. CDPHP helps you manage your employees’ health care coverage with a better selection of products and services: • Customize a plan to fit your needs • Save money with high-deductible with PPO, EPO, HMO, and POS plans linked to Health Savings options Accounts • Choose from thousands of doctors • Ranked #1 in customer service for and specialists seven years straight* Want more? Please talk to your broker or contact us at 1-800-507-6033 (ref. code 1038) www.cdphp.com Capital District Physicians’ Health Plan, Inc. (CDPHP) Capital District Physicians’ Healthcare Network, Inc. (CDPHN) CDPHP Universal Benefits, Inc.® (CDPHP UBI) *Member satisfaction ranking for Capital District Physicians’ Health Plan, Inc. determined by the New York State Health Accountability Foundation. WELCOME TO SCHENECTADY- MOVING FORWARD Dear Chamber member: Your Chamber had an eventful and productive year in 2005, meeting challenges and expanding membership and programming opportunities. In a business environment and economy that has provided no shortage of issues to address, the Chamber has increased its commitment to member services and has taken proactive community leadership roles as well. During the 2005 year, and through the efforts of our Strategic Plan, we have continued to address the concerns of the business community in the county and have ensured that the Chamber is main advocate for its members and prospective members.