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 Federal  Communications  Commission  Washington,  D.  C.  20554 
 November  1,  2006 
 DA  06-  2263  Released:  November  3,  2006 
 U.  S.  Cablecasters,  Inc.  2421  S.  E.  Dixie  Highway 
 Stuart,  FL  34996  Attn:  Judi  Womack 


 In  re:  U.  S.  Cablecasters  v.  Adelphia  Communications  Corporation,  CSR  6594-  L,  6595-  L,  6978-  L,  6987-  L,  Dismissal  of  Leased  Access  Complaints 
 Dear  Ms.  Womack: 
 This  is  response  to  the  above  referenced  petitions  in  which  you  allege  various  violations  of  the  Commission’s  leased  access  rules  by  Adelphia  Communications  Corporation,  Inc.  As  you  are  aware, 
 Adelphia  is  no  longer  in  existence,  having  entered  into  bankruptcy  proceedings.  Consequently,  even  if  we  were  to  grant  your  petitions,  there  would  be  no  entity  against  which  to  enter  an  Order.  Accordingly, 
 your  petitions  on  behalf  of  U.  S.  Cablecasters  are  dismissed  as  moot. 
 If  in  the  future,  however,  you  experience  any  problems  with  Adelphia’s  successor-  in-  interest,  we  encourage  you  to  file  a  petition  for  relief  in  accordance  with  the  Commission’s  rules.  In  this  regard,  we 


 note  that  several  of  the  matters  you  filed  complaints  about  in  the  above  referenced  petitions  were  filed  more  than  60  days  after  the  alleged  violations  occurred.  Under  the  Commission’s  leased  access  rules, 
 petitions  must  be  filed  within  60  days  of  the  alleged  leased  access  violation.  1  Should  you  have  any  questions  regarding  the  leased  access  rules,  please  call  202  418  7200. 


 Sincerely, 


 Steve  A.  Broeckaert  Deputy  Chief,  Policy  Division 
 Media  Bureau 
 cc:  Maria  Browne  Cole,  Raywid  &  Braverman,  L.  L.  P. 
 1919  Pennsylvania  Avenue,  N.  W.  Suite  200 
 Washington,  D.  C.  20006 


 1  47  C.  F.  R.  §  76.975(  d). 
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