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                            Before the
                Federal Communications Commission
                      Washington, D.C. 20554

In the Matter of:               )
                                )       CSR-4939-M
UNITED BROADCAST GROUP II, INC. )
                                )
                                )
v.                              )
                                )
                                )
WILLOW PARK CABLE TV            )
                                )
Petition for Reconsideration    )



                    ORDER ON RECONSIDERATION

   Adopted:  August 13, 1998            Released:  August 18, 1998

By the Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau:

I.   INTRODUCTION

     1.   Willow Park Cable TV ("Willow Park") has filed with the Commission a petition for
reconsideration of the Cable Services Bureau's Memorandum Opinion and Order in the above-captioned
proceeding ("Order") insofar as that decision ordered Willow Park to add the signal of television broadcast
station KINZ(TV), (Channel 68), Arlington, Texas ("KINZ") to its cable system serving the community of
Millsap, Texas.   KINZ did not file an opposition to the petition for reconsideration.

II.  BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY OF PLEADINGS

     2.   In the Order, we granted KINZ's request for mandatory carriage on Willow Park's cable
systems based upon KINZ's allegation that Willow Park had not met its obligation to allocate one-third of its
usable activated channel capacity to local commercial television stations on its River Oaks system and on its
Aledo, Texas system serving Parker County.  The specific communities in Parker County in which KINZ
sought carriage includes Millsap, among others.  In its petition for reconsideration, Willow Park asserts that
KINZ mistakenly included the community of Millsap in its must-carry complaint.  Willow Park explains that,
although Millsap is located within Parker County, Millsap is not served by Willow Park's Aledo system serving
Parker County.  Willow Park maintains that KINZ should not have included the community of Millsap in its
must-carry request.

III. DISCUSSION

     3.   We will grant Willow Park's petition for reconsideration of the Order to exclude the
community of Millsap from KINZ's grant of mandatory carriage on Willow Park's systems serving River Oaks
and Parker County, respectively.  It appears that KINZ mistakenly included the community of Millsap in the
caption of its petition but in its complaint sought mandatory carriage only on Willow Park's systems which did
not meet the one-third channel capacity requirement, namely, Willow Park's River Oaks and Aledo cable
systems.  The community of Millsap is not served by Willow Park's Aledo system, the system on which KINZ
sought carriage; thus, that community should not have been included in KINZ's grant of mandatory carriage. 
Accordingly, we grant Willow Park's petition.          

IV.  ORDERING CLAUSE

     4.   Accordingly, IT IS ORDERED that the petition filed by Willow Park Cable TV [CSR-4939-
M] for reconsideration of our decision in United Broadcast Group II, Inc. IS GRANTED.

     5.   This action is taken pursuant to authority delegated by Section 0.321 of the Commission's
rules, 47 C.F.R.  0.321.

                              FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION



                              William H. Johnson
                              Deputy Chief,
                              Cable Services Bureau