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witnessed by representatives of the Grantor. Grantee will notify the Grantor of the time and place ofthe next scheduled test and will cooperate in facilitating witnessing by the Grantor at the time of the tests. (d) It is the responsibility of the Grantee to document that the system and its operation are in compliance with FCC technical specifications and performance requirements. If the Grantor has received subscriber complaints regarding the performance of the cable system, and the Grantor determines that the most efficient or only reasonable way to determine a question of franchise compliance involves specific electronic testing of the cable system in addition to tests required by the FCC, the Grantee may, upon 30 days written notice by the Grantor, perform that testing, give the Grantor an opportunity to witness that testing, and provide the Grantor with documentation of the test results. 4.8. Standbv Power and Status Monitoring. Grantee must provide standby power-generating capacity at the cable system headend and at all hubs that is capable of providing at least 24 hours of emergency operation. Within 24 months after the effective date of this Agreement, Grantee must provide and maintain standby power system supplies at each node, rated for at least four hours duration. 4.9. Emergencv Plan. Throughout the term ofthis Agreement, Grantee must have a plan in place for dealing with outages of more than four hours duration, and must maintain all resources necessary for implementing the plan. A copy ofthe plan, along with a list of Grantee personnel to contact in emergencies, must be kept on file with the Grantor. 4.10. Emergencv Repair Capabilitv. (a) It is Grantee's responsibility to ensure that its personnel are qualified to make repairs, that they are available at all reasonable times, and that they are supplied with keys, equipment location instructions, and technical information necessary to begin repairs upon notification of the need to maintain or restore continuous service to the system. (b) Grantee will periodically provide to Grantor a current contact number of the appropriate department or of personnel who are responsible for, and who may be contacted regarding, responses related to any emergency situation affecting the Grantee's cable system, whether during normal business hours, nighHime hours, holidays, or weekends. Repair work must commence no later than 24 hours after an emergency situation occurs unless such work is prevented by conditions beyond Grantee's control. Action must be taken by Grantee to correct other service problems no later than the next business day after notification of the problem. 12097-0002\680672v 19.doc -16- City of Santa Ana EXECUTION COPY 4/07/05