Many are glad to see the City Council's "Symbolic Move"

We have every hope that that the city will do the right thing when it comes to WCCA TV's future and funding needs. However it is because no one seems know a word about what is going on or why the city has not communicated, one way or another, what it's intent is, that it is understandable why so many WCCA TV supporters are concerned. We are informed that the City Manager wants his Cable Advisory Committee to re-new review of community needs. Public due process is proper and WCCA agrees and welcomes the opportunity, and has even invited to meet with the city to move forward on this based on the four years of public process and assessment. However, the question on everyone's mind is why, after nearly fours years of assessment and community ascertainment process, is it that WCCA (or even some city councilors, as we are told) has no sense of a time line to see assurances which will provide for the continuity of our operations beyond June? In light of the fact that WCCA's life line funding depends upon the city's franchise provisions, and is currently serving without a contract with the city, and the remaining vestige of operational funds may not last beyond mid summer, WCCA, the general public, and its members, have a responsibility to call attention to the vacuum that appears to surrounds the matter of the city's commitment to the stations future. Sure, we can understand why people are getting angry especially in the face of other actions taken by the city recently. Would you agree that Wormtown taxi may be a great example of community perception?
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