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Broadband projects on the central California coast: update and assessment

Stephen Blum
Stephen Blum

Several private and municipal fiber optic network projects are underway in Santa Cruz, Monterey and San Benito Counties. The Central Coast Broadband Consortium plays a key role in developing and coordinating these projects. Steve Blum, president of Tellus Venture Associates and CCBC project lead, presented an update to the Monterey County Business Council on 11 March 2016.

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Broadband projects update 11 March 2016 TellusVenture Associates 速
息 2013 TellusVenture Associates Distance & location matter You mean the Internet isnt free? Los Angeles San Jose June Lake Salinas King City Reno Barstow Santa Cruz 50蔵 per Mbps $135 per Mbps$10 per Mbps You're kidding, right?
Broadband projects on the central California coast: update and assessment
Broadband projects on the central California coast: update and assessment
CCBC website shows more details Includes detailed 鍖ber survey
Recognised as priorities in CPUC resolution On fast track for CASF money Monterey County 1. Green鍖eld 2. King City 3. Gonzales Regional Wild Cards 1. Soledad 2. Castroville 3. Chualar Santa Cruz County 1. Pleasure Point/Twin Lakes 2. Soquel 3. Brookdale San Benito County 1. Aromas area 2. Airport/Northeast area 3. Cienega Road area CCBC priority areas
Focus on rebooting CASF Negotiations continue with incumbents AB 1549 access to Caltrans conduit AB 1758 Assemblyman Mark Stone proposing raising broadband minimums for CASF eligibility Working to add $350 million, expand eligibility $150 million for infrastructure grants $75 million for public housing broadband $100 million for adoption programs $15 million for consortia $10 million for California Telehealth Network
Charter agrees to upgrade Salinas Valley Contingent on approval of Time Warner/Bright House deal 109,000 people, ~30,000 homes in Monterey County have analog video service but no digital video or broadband from Charter City of Gonzales granted party status in CPUC review of Charters proposed purchase of Time Warner and Bright House cable systems in southern California Pushed for digital upgrade Monterey County followed three months later Charter, Gonzales, Monterey County reached agreement for digital upgrade over three years, if deal is approved
Sunesys project has high potential for development 6 projects already in pipeline, more planned
City of Santa Cruz approved FTTH with Cruzio Cruzio responsible for operating system, paying bonds SantaCruz ! 鍖ber
Santa Cruz County 鍖ber development plan Targets key economic development areas Sources: Esri, HERE, DeLorme, TomTom, Intermap, increment P Corp., GEBCO, USGS, FAO, NPS, NRCAN, GeoBase, IGN, Kadaster NL, Ordnance Survey, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), swisstopo, MapmyIndia, 息 OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS User Community Feet Legend Area of Interest Davenport Upper 41st Medical Center Live Oak Aptos Backbone Santa Cruz County, CA - SantaCruzCountyFiber-Areas of Interest
Watsonville dark 鍖ber network Rolling out this year
Salinas developing downtown, Ag Tech Corridor RFP issued, uses existing, planned 鍖ber networks
Hollister dark 鍖ber network Needs more middle mile
Open access 鍖ber to King City, SLO, Hollister & Monterey Current project shows feasibility
CCBC's CASF-funded project plays key role in closing gap. Sunesys project will be regional backbone. Infrastructure builds by incumbents, independents. Policy & funding resources for region. Monterey Bay region historically isolated from major Internet centers Watsonville-led project is ready for another 5 year mission, to boldly go where no broadband has gone before.
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Broadband projects on the central California coast: update and assessment
Two Surfnet projects awaiting construction Timeline depends on Sunesys construction work Monterey Dunes Paradise Road
Pinnacles Telephone upgrade completed Funded by CASF
Extend FTTH beyond Santa Cruz city limits But 鍖rst demonstrate success in city?
Wireless projects in Salinas Valley Initially approved, didn't move forward DeNovo Group Redshift
Surfnet applied for CASF grant for FTTH in Santa Cruz mountains $730,000 grant, $243,00 loan $1.2 million total with matchSurfnet CASF application Company financials including all projects 1 February 2013 (Rev 1) the homeowners and these are attached in Section 15. Figure 1: Map of Surfnets Las Cumbres Fiber Project Location
Rankings done by county and regionally Posted as a workshop on Civinomics.com Community Population Households Housing units Anchor institutions Area (sq mi) Household Income Greenfield 16,330 3,460 3,752 14 2.1 $55,591 King City 12,874 3,008 3,218 19 4.0 $49,747 Gonzales 8,187 1,906 1,989 7 1.9 $55,251 Soledad 25,738 3,664 3,876 21 4.6 $43,796 Castroville CDP 6,481 1,470 1,539 7 1.1 $53,154 Aromas CDP & area 3,596 1,242 1,312 3 18.6 $62,446 Chualar CDP 1,190 245 251 1 0.6 $65,771 Pleasure Point CDP 5,924 2,689 3,131 1 2.0 $52,693 Twin Lakes CDP 4,917 2,223 2,741 7 1.2 $51,028 Airport/Northeast 2,768 895 954 2 38.7 $77,175 Soquel CDP 9,644 3,912 4,107 5 4.6 $76,472 Cienega Road area 173 58 59 0 1.5 $64,659 Brookdale CDP 1,991 806 912 3.9 $84,965 99,813 25,578 27,841 87 85.0
Contact: Steve Blum TellusVenture Associates +1-831-582-0700 steveblum@tellusventure.com www.tellusventure.com TellusVenture Associates TellusVenture Associates 速

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Broadband projects on the central California coast: update and assessment

  • 1. Broadband projects update 11 March 2016 TellusVenture Associates 速
  • 2. 息 2013 TellusVenture Associates Distance & location matter You mean the Internet isnt free? Los Angeles San Jose June Lake Salinas King City Reno Barstow Santa Cruz 50蔵 per Mbps $135 per Mbps$10 per Mbps You're kidding, right?
  • 5. CCBC website shows more details Includes detailed 鍖ber survey
  • 6. Recognised as priorities in CPUC resolution On fast track for CASF money Monterey County 1. Green鍖eld 2. King City 3. Gonzales Regional Wild Cards 1. Soledad 2. Castroville 3. Chualar Santa Cruz County 1. Pleasure Point/Twin Lakes 2. Soquel 3. Brookdale San Benito County 1. Aromas area 2. Airport/Northeast area 3. Cienega Road area CCBC priority areas
  • 7. Focus on rebooting CASF Negotiations continue with incumbents AB 1549 access to Caltrans conduit AB 1758 Assemblyman Mark Stone proposing raising broadband minimums for CASF eligibility Working to add $350 million, expand eligibility $150 million for infrastructure grants $75 million for public housing broadband $100 million for adoption programs $15 million for consortia $10 million for California Telehealth Network
  • 8. Charter agrees to upgrade Salinas Valley Contingent on approval of Time Warner/Bright House deal 109,000 people, ~30,000 homes in Monterey County have analog video service but no digital video or broadband from Charter City of Gonzales granted party status in CPUC review of Charters proposed purchase of Time Warner and Bright House cable systems in southern California Pushed for digital upgrade Monterey County followed three months later Charter, Gonzales, Monterey County reached agreement for digital upgrade over three years, if deal is approved
  • 9. Sunesys project has high potential for development 6 projects already in pipeline, more planned
  • 10. City of Santa Cruz approved FTTH with Cruzio Cruzio responsible for operating system, paying bonds SantaCruz ! 鍖ber
  • 11. Santa Cruz County 鍖ber development plan Targets key economic development areas Sources: Esri, HERE, DeLorme, TomTom, Intermap, increment P Corp., GEBCO, USGS, FAO, NPS, NRCAN, GeoBase, IGN, Kadaster NL, Ordnance Survey, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), swisstopo, MapmyIndia, 息 OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS User Community Feet Legend Area of Interest Davenport Upper 41st Medical Center Live Oak Aptos Backbone Santa Cruz County, CA - SantaCruzCountyFiber-Areas of Interest
  • 12. Watsonville dark 鍖ber network Rolling out this year
  • 13. Salinas developing downtown, Ag Tech Corridor RFP issued, uses existing, planned 鍖ber networks
  • 14. Hollister dark 鍖ber network Needs more middle mile
  • 15. Open access 鍖ber to King City, SLO, Hollister & Monterey Current project shows feasibility
  • 16. CCBC's CASF-funded project plays key role in closing gap. Sunesys project will be regional backbone. Infrastructure builds by incumbents, independents. Policy & funding resources for region. Monterey Bay region historically isolated from major Internet centers Watsonville-led project is ready for another 5 year mission, to boldly go where no broadband has gone before.
  • 19. Two Surfnet projects awaiting construction Timeline depends on Sunesys construction work Monterey Dunes Paradise Road
  • 21. Extend FTTH beyond Santa Cruz city limits But 鍖rst demonstrate success in city?
  • 22. Wireless projects in Salinas Valley Initially approved, didn't move forward DeNovo Group Redshift
  • 23. Surfnet applied for CASF grant for FTTH in Santa Cruz mountains $730,000 grant, $243,00 loan $1.2 million total with matchSurfnet CASF application Company financials including all projects 1 February 2013 (Rev 1) the homeowners and these are attached in Section 15. Figure 1: Map of Surfnets Las Cumbres Fiber Project Location
  • 24. Rankings done by county and regionally Posted as a workshop on Civinomics.com Community Population Households Housing units Anchor institutions Area (sq mi) Household Income Greenfield 16,330 3,460 3,752 14 2.1 $55,591 King City 12,874 3,008 3,218 19 4.0 $49,747 Gonzales 8,187 1,906 1,989 7 1.9 $55,251 Soledad 25,738 3,664 3,876 21 4.6 $43,796 Castroville CDP 6,481 1,470 1,539 7 1.1 $53,154 Aromas CDP & area 3,596 1,242 1,312 3 18.6 $62,446 Chualar CDP 1,190 245 251 1 0.6 $65,771 Pleasure Point CDP 5,924 2,689 3,131 1 2.0 $52,693 Twin Lakes CDP 4,917 2,223 2,741 7 1.2 $51,028 Airport/Northeast 2,768 895 954 2 38.7 $77,175 Soquel CDP 9,644 3,912 4,107 5 4.6 $76,472 Cienega Road area 173 58 59 0 1.5 $64,659 Brookdale CDP 1,991 806 912 3.9 $84,965 99,813 25,578 27,841 87 85.0