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Next Cre��eratzort NetwarkPlan <br />Page 8 <br />Similarly, the cities should develop uniform requirements and procedures for using <br />commercial carrier construction to simultaneousl '� install fiber or conduit9, or <br />negotiate conduit or dark fiber during permitting. �very private sector project in <br />the right-of-way offers an opportunity for partnerships. The cities may be able to <br />negotiate conduit or dark fiber during permitting negotiations and may be able to <br />leverage existing infras�ructure to barter for conduit or fiber access. <br />7.2.3 Evaluate Regional and inter-JurisdictionalApproaches <br />CTC recommends that the NSCC cities explore the possibility of multi-jurisdictional <br />networking projects, in light of the possibilities of realizing economies of scale with <br />respect to equipment, construction, operations, and services. <br />Fiber interconnection with other metropolitan-area jurisdictions is likely to become more <br />essential with the passage of time and almost certainly represents the next step in <br />government networking. The cities' public safety agencies are already working on <br />interoperability projects with neighboring jurisdictions, and are likely to welcome fiber <br />interconnection as a high-bandwidth means of linking tc first responders in other <br />localities. Federal Homeland Security funding for urban area communications projectsis <br />generally premised, among other things, on regional a��roac�es,1° Community-owned <br />fiber to remote locations can also facilitate another key public safety goal: remote <br />mirroring and backup of data and a backup emergency communications center. <br />1.2.4 Approach Community Wireless Opportunities with Caution <br />We advise a conservative and cautious approach toward untested city-wide municipal <br />Wz�'x models and vendors. The great promise of city-wide municipal wireless merits <br />cautious and rigorous analysis. It's essential to note that most city-wide municipal <br />wireless networks are not yet operational-wen the most publicized are still in <br />development and may be years away from deployment. <br />Unlike in the case of the Next Generation Fiber Network, the payback pez-iad�brea�even <br />point with respect to wireless is neither clear nor remotely assured. Though these <br />projects offer much promise for cost-effective provision of services to the public, each <br />necessitates e�austive analysis and evaluation of alternatives. Given the short life of <br />wireless network components (three to five years at best), the financial picture is <br />somewhat unc�e�- unless a community is willing to subsidize the service by financing the <br />network. <br />'Placing conduit in an existing open trench can reduce construction costs by up to 50 percent to 75 percent r� <br />vs. o enin tre ch � st for the conduit. � <br />ia "A gian� �eapnfor��si response; Washington Technology, November 27, 2006. A comparable, major ' <br />regional interoperability project ��s unden�ay in t�e Washington, DC, metropolitan area, where 19 • <br />jurisdictions are interconnecting their public safety networks over fiber-optics under a grant from the US ' <br />Departmentof Homeland Security (D�5). <br />all text and diagrams O CTC 2007 <br />
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