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Friday, April 19, 2002
Based on a Thurs, 18 April 2002 PA-ComNet post by Marvin Lee:

Subject: Meeting and discussion of Fiber to the Home (FTTH) for all of Palo Alto

There will be a meeting next Thursday evening, April 25th, at 7:10 PM in the Queenie Amerian Room in the Art Center on Newell Road. Enter the Main entrance on the library side.

We will have presentations of new innovative technologies for FTTH which are currently becoming available from Harmonics by Jonas Fjallstam, ETTx Systems Architect, and by William Bryan and Kevin Rogers from Wave 7 Optics.

Ken Poulton will present our suggestions for rolling out FTTH to our entire community based upon our experience with the FTTH trial.

The meeting is open to all. See you there.



Friday, April 12, 2002
Based on a Thurs, 12 April 2002 PA-ComNet post by Marvin Lee:

Frank's Weekly Memo

(A series by Frank Benest, Palo Alto City Manager;
the following is an excerpt;
for the entire memo, see http://www.city.palo-alto.ca.us/manager/20020412/weeklymemo.html;
for other memos or to subscribe, see the links at http://www.city.palo-alto.ca.us/manager/)

April 12, 2002

Utilities Seeks En'light'ened Response to Survey
about Community Interest in Fiber to the Home Service

Beginning next week, 5,000 randomly selected utility customers will have an easy way to give their opinion on whether the City of Palo Alto Utilities (CPAU) should expand its fiber optic "pipe" business. The special online survey, being handled by an independent research company, asks residents if they are satisfied with their current service providers, if they have a desire for "advanced" services, and what they think about CPAU entering into the residential telecommunications business. The information gathered from this Fiber to the Home survey, along with ongoing customer feedback and the results from the one-year Fiber to the Home Trial in the Community Center neighborhood, will help CPAU understand the citizens' service needs. This information will help CPAU develop a business case, and a recommendation to Council, regarding the best role for it to play in the future of telecommunications in Palo Alto.



Friday, April 05, 2002
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