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| | } i } { PAA PRR LXER DS RE CRTC Hearing March 30 N IL-3 fate dos yt LAR AE PIA ANIA Wi ssl ni FAC ape RE SRER BA PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. February 17, 1982 -- 7 Compton Cable bids for Seaton market The Canadian Radio-tele- Seaton, but three have with- as Blackstock, Caesarea, Road in the east and the i vision Telecommunications drawn their applications. Greenbank, Sunderland and West Duffin Valley in the 0 Commission (CRTC) will If the CRTC approves the Udora are too wide spread to ~~ west. te open hearings March 30 in Compton application and if be supplied with cable TV If the project is developed iid Cobourg to determine which the Seaton project ever gets through the conventional to its fullest, there will be i of two cable TV companies off the ground, it will be a trunk line system. some 26,000 new homes and a 4 will be allowed to developthe major step forward for the However, with micro wave population as high as 90,000 i potentially large market in local company, and could technology, itis now possible by the year 2008. the planned city of Seaton in generate the revenues to send signals up to 30 miles The provincial govern- a north Pickering. necessary to bring cable from the main antenna to ment's timetable calls for a 0 One of the two companies television into several receivers. population of 16,000 by 1988 Ar seeking approval is Compton smaller communities such This would be the system and 30,000 by 1994. < ; CABLE TV of Port Perry as Blackstock and Sunder- used if Compton is allowed However, the Seaton which currently has about land. the Seaton project and the project has been met with A 2200 customers here and in In fact, this will be one of main micro wave equipment less than an enthusiastic i Uxbridge. The other the main arguments could be used to send signals response from municipal company seeking a licence for the Seaton market is Pickering Cable. There originally had been five companies interested in © ECONOMY COMPACT STANDARD & FULL SIZE Compton will make in its submission in front of the CRTC members on March 30. Small communities such RENT ANEW PONTIAC © LOWRATES © LONG TERMLEASING © TRUCK RENTALS PERL BP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY - 985-8474 OPEN: Weekdaysto9P.M.; Fridaysto6P.M. Saturdaysto4P.M. into the smaller hamlets. The CRTC is a federal regulatory agency and moves at a snail's pace when it comes to holding hearings for such things as cable TV expansion into new areas. The deadline for applica- tions for the Seaton project was May 1980 with the March 30 hearing almost two years later. It is expected the CRTC will hand down its decision on which company gets the Seaton approval within the next four or five months. However, even when the CRTC hands down its decision on the cable approval, it could be years before a single new home is built in the proposed city of Seaton. Through a Crown company called the Ontario Land Corporation, the provincial government has unveiled long range plans for a new city known as Seaton on some 7000 acres of land roughly bounded by High- way 7-in the north, the Brock governments within Durham Region and some Regional politicians have expressed strong doubts there will be enough demand for all this housing even when the project has cleared all the necessary approvals. Nevertheless, it was the CRTC two years ago which asked for submission from cable companies to supply television service to the area. Providing cable to the new area will be expensive, and in its brief to the CRTC, Compton TV estimates the capital cost at over $3 million, based on current prices. 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