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112 E88 <br />BOOK 70 f10E 553 <br />Ms. Sims stated that Falcon has never historically sold a <br />cable system. She emphasized that Falcon comes in and buys the <br />system and then holds on to it and operates it for the long term; <br />they have no intention of coming in, getting the benefits out, <br />and then turning around and selling it. She further advised that <br />they generally have been being aggressive about the newer tech- <br />nologies. Falcon also is noted for being very aggressive re <br />homes in outlying areas, and they have plans to build extensions <br />to some areas not presently served. <br />It was determined that no one else wished to be heard, and <br />the Chairman thereupon declared the public hearing closed. <br />QN MOTION by Commissioner Eggert, SECONDED by Com- <br />missioner Wheeler, the Board unanimously approved <br />Resolution 88-4 and moved approval of the Agreement <br />subject to a public hearing. <br />RESOLUTION NO. 88-4 <br />A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE <br />TRANSFER OF THE CABLE TV <br />LICENSE HELD BY JONES <br />INTERCABLE INC.,TO FALCON <br />CABLE MEDIA L.P., AS REQUIRED <br />BY ORDINANCE 82-7. <br />WHEREAS, CABLE TV FUND VIII -A, JONES INTERCABLE, INC., a general <br />partner ("Jones Intercable") has made application to the Board of <br />County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida for approval of <br />transfer and assignment of its non-exclusive license to FALCON CABLE <br />MEDIA ("Falcon"); and <br />WHEREAS, said Board of County Commissioners has caused to be <br />advertised a Notice of Hearing, although not required, which notice is <br />attached hereto; and <br />WHEREAS, said Board did hold a public hearing on January 12, <br />1988, to consider said request; and <br />WHEREAS, there were no objections to said transfer; and <br />WHEREAS, Falcon has agreed to abide by all terms of Indian River <br />County Ordinance No. 82-7; <br />16 <br />