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The Nature Center is included on City voice and data network via cable modem service. The site employs one full -time City employee with an on -site office. Services to this facility include data (file and print sharing, email, Internet) as well as IP Telephony (telephone over a data network) . Upgrading the network connection will provide sufficient capacity and network control to extend guest Internet access to visitors via Internet kiosks as well as wireless connectivity within the facility. other proposed services include enhanced safety and security systems to include IP video security with remote monitoring and video storage. Dale Fire Station #3 The Fire Station is included on City voice and data network via cable modem service. The site is the City's primary fire station, housing numerous personnel staffing shifts 24 hours per day. Services to the site include data (file and print sharing, email, Internet) , IP Telephony, and requires network access to City Hall for the processing of all emergency calls into a central database application. This facility has experienced an inordinate amount of network outages related to the cable modem network. In the first three months of 2008 the site experienced 82 hours of service outages, impacting voice and data services for extended periods of time. This required adding a secondary connection using leased services from Comcast. This site serves as the City backup Emergency operations Center. To function in this role, reliable and redundant network access to City Hall, the Internet, and the other two fire stations is critical. Water Booster Station This facility is a critical component of the City's water utility system. Currently communications between this facility and the rest of the water distribution system is via a newly installed radio system with the central management servers located at the City Public Works Garage. This facility is equipped with emergency generator power which makes it ideal as a secondary management site for the water utility system. Connecting the facility to the City fiber network provides an increased level of security and reliability for the communications system. The site would also serve as a fiber distribution point for any future extension of the City fiber network to locations in the south portions of the City. Facilities — Roseville Area School District Central Park Elementary /Parkview School These facilities are connected to the District data network using the same cable modems employed by the City. As such the District has experienced numerous outages at these sites, with many outages severely impacting operations. These two facilities currently require network and Internet access for the following: Parkview Students - 700 Staff- approx. 100 Computers -300 Telephones- 80 Page 4 of 9