A. The grantee shall extend cable service to any premises located in the service area served by the grantee's energized distribution cable which requires only the connection of a standard drop to make such service available, including those premises serviced by underground utilities, if the owner or occupant of the premises requests such service and pays the grantee's connection charges.

B. If the service connection requires no more than a two-hundred-foot aerial drop line, the grantee shall provide connection to its service at no charge for the initial two hundred feet, other than the grantee's standard installation fee. The grantee may charge any new subscriber for the grantee's actual cost of all labor, equipment and materials for (A) that portion of any new aerial service connection in excess of two hundred feet, (B) the length of any new service connection to remote or relatively inaccessible subscribers. Prior to installing any service connection for which, in accordance with the provisions of this subsection, the grantee will charge a potential subscriber on a time and materials basis; the grantee must present the prospective subscriber with a written statement of its estimated costs for service connection. (Ord. 93-03 §9 (part), 1993)