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information on one channel in the event of disaster or public emergency. Grantor's use ofthe emergency alert system will be restricted to those circumstances that can reasonably be characterized as unforeseen and requiring immediate action or disclosure, and will be in accordance with any state or federal laws or regulations that may now or hereafter apply to emergency alert systems. Emergency messages will be initiated from any touch-tone phone with an access code. The Grantor will select persons to be provided with access codes and will notify Grantee ofthe names of those persons upon selection. Grantor will periodically test the emergency alert system. Grantor will give Grantee prior notice of each test. Grantee will also comply with any additional FCC rules regarding a national emergency alert system as of the implementation date of those rules. 4.5. Parental Control Devices. (a) Grantee must provide subscribers upon request with a "trap," "Iockbox," digital code, or similar parental control device that enables a subscriber to block the reception of video and audio signals from selected channels on the cable television system, including any premium or pay-per-view channel that is scrambled. (b) No additional, continuing charge for the use of any such parental control device may be imposed by Grantee if that device is incorporated into equipment, such as a decoder, for which a subscriber is already paying a charge. (c) Upon request, Grantee must provide to subscribers written instructions on the methods by which selected channels on the cable television system may be restricted or blocked. 4.6. Technical Standards. Grantee is responsible for ensuring that the cable system is designed, installed, maintained, repaired, and operated in a manner that fully complies with FCC rules in Subpart K of Part 76 of Chapter I, Title 47, of the Code of Federal Regulations as revised or amended from time to time. Grantor has the right, upon request, to obtain a copy of tests and records related to compliance with these FCC rules. 4.7. Svstem Testing. (a) Upon request, Grantee must advise Grantor of schedules and methods for testing the cable system on a regular basis to determine compliance with the provisions of applicable FCC technical standards. (b) As required by FCC rules, Grantee must conduct proof-of-performance tests and cumulative leakage index tests designed to demonstrate compliance with FCC requirements. Upon request, Grantee must provide to Grantor summary written reports of the results ofthose tests. (c) The Grantor has the right to inspect all work performed in the public rights-of-way. In addition, for initial and semi-annual FCC proof-of-performance tests, the Grantor must be given the opportunity to review test sites. Upon request, the tests may be 12097-0002\680672vI9.doo -15- City of Santa Ana EXECUTION COPY 4/07/0<;