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MINUTES NORTH SUBURBAN CABLE COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER .5, 1989 PAGE 7 they needed for this fall. There were several concerns on the part of the schools that the system and the switching and the configuration at the company may not work well for putting the interaction for the schools on line. He went on to state that as part of the agreement the company stated that they would in fact have a person available to correct any fault in the. system when it is turned on to activate the interaction. He stated that the test failed in the sense that there was an audio problem and when the telephone call was made to correct the audio problem there was no one there to do so. After the test communication was re-established the problem was corrected. Since that time there has been further testing and there has not been a problem. Mr. Matson stated that his concern was that there had been a very lengthy process to make very sure that it would work the first time. Ms. Donnelly-Cohen responded that since that testing occurred, she had spoken with Wayne Powers and that one of the things that was established at the meetings was that the request for scheduling be in writing. Mr. Powers agreed and since that time every test that has been done, someone has been there and if a problem arises it is solved immediately. Mr. Creighton stated that he had an informational item to discuss before the meeting was adjourned. He stated that at the last commission meeting an Attorney General's opinion regarding the .telephonic meetings was requested. Mr. Creighton stated that he had written a letter dated October 3, 1989 to Mr. Ken Raschke. The Attorney General's office charges $23.00 an hour for their attorney's work. Therefore, the commission will be billed for the work that is done. X. ADJOURN NSCC Bauer moved, seconded by Matson to adjourn the meeting at 9:07 p.m. 10.5-5 Approved Submitted by: C Carol J. 50Y Approved: R. Robert Matson, Secretary