Each broadband telecommunications network shall be so designed, installed and operated so as to meet the following general objectives:

    1. Capable of continuous twenty-four hour daily operation;

    2. Capable of operating over an outdoor temperature range of twenty degrees below zero Fahrenheit to one hundred twenty degrees Fahrenheit without catastrophic failure or irreversible performance changes over variation in supply voltages from one hundred five to one hundred thirty volts AC;

    3. Capable of meeting all specifications as set forth herein over an outdoor temperature range of zero degrees Fahrenheit to one hundred degrees Fahrenheit over variations in supply voltages from one hundred five to one hundred thirty volts AC;

    4. Operated in such a manner as to avoid causing interference with reception of off-the-air signals by nonsubscribers to the network;

    5. Designed, installed and operated so as to comply with all applicable technical standards and regulations promulgated by the Federal Communications Commission;

    6. Designed, installed and operated so as to assure the delivery to all subscribers of standard color and monochrome signals on the FCC designed Class I television channels without noticeable picture degradation or visible evidence of color distortion or other forms of interference directly  attributable to the performance of the broadband telecommunications network.  (Ord. S-35454, 1978)