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

In the Matter of:               )
                                )
TIME WARNER CABLE OF NEW YORK   )  File No. CSB-A-0151
CITY AND QUEENS INNER UNITY CABLE )     CUID Nos.   NY1280
SYSTEMS                         )             NY1281
                                )             NY1340
Request to Dismiss Application for Review)              NY1402
of Local Rate Order Issued by the)
City of New York, New York      )


                             ORDER


   Adopted:  March 29, 1999             Released:  April 1, 1999

By the Chief, Consumer Protection and Competition Division, Cable Services Bureau:

     1.   Time Warner Cable of New York City and Queens Inner Unity Cable System (collectively,
"Time Warner"), the franchisees in the above matter, filed on April 28, 1995 an Application for Review of the
Memorandum Opinion and Order issued by the Cable Services Bureau on March 29, 1995 denying Time
Warner's appeal of a local rate order of the City of New York, New York (the "City) adopted on August 31,
1994.  In its rate order, the City established rates for basic tier service and associated equipment in four
franchise areas and required Time Warner to refund overcharges to subscribers.

     2.   On July 19, 1996 Time Warner filed with the Commission a Request for Dismissal of its
Application for Review filed on April 28, 1995.  In its Request, Time Warner states that further review of the
Commission's decision affirming the City of New York's Rate Order is no longer necessary because Time
Warner and the City have resolved the underlying rate dispute.

     3.   Accordingly, IT IS ORDERED that Time Warner's Request for Dismissal IS GRANTED
and the Application for Review IS DISMISSED.

     4.   This action is taken by the Chief, Consumer Protection and Competition Division, Cable
Services Bureau, pursuant to authority delegated by section 0.321 of the Commission's rules.  47 C.F.R. 
0.321.

                    FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION



                    Deborah E. Klein
                    Chief, Consumer Protection and Competition Division
                    Cable Services Bureau