Provider of the charter spectrum :
The foremost provider was in the state relative to their network footprint as it sits today, which poses challenges. But it also has some advantages in terms of scalability and access to significant fiber infrastructure. So even though they’re building out into rural Wisconsin in many cases, they’re close to significant fiber infrastructure of our own. So you know, all that being said, if they have our fiber infrastructure, they’re likely to leverage it for backhaul as opposed to a Partnership. But it depends on the Stop Charter Spectrum scenario; everyone should have their contact information following this. They can get more specifics if necessary, and if you have more questions, you believe the next question was already answered in a more detailed map of where Cardiff will be in their county.
If you mentioned you put a map link to a map in the yes, then you can type in an address, and you’ll tell it for all the providers’ charters so that you know that the map is listed as cco holdings. Celeste, someone is also asked to go to the contact page on one of the first slides with all the contact information. Does the community stop charter spectrum solutions program cover dispersed public housing units?
So they sure you guessing that means if it’s multiple addresses within a community, the answer is yes. So whether it be Milwaukee or marsh field, if you had um single-family units or duplexes or what have your apartments throughout the city. They would be able to address each one under one agreement as long as all routes back towards the government Entity.
Funds for charter spectrum :
If you are investing your funds to support your art off award, the art of program is simply a way that the feds have subsidized your costs to make it competitive enough for you to invest the remaining funds necessary to serve the area. They’ll take that one; they don’t know that you could answer the question, is it a subsidy? Does it help our cost modeling to make it stop the charter spectrum from being competitive? Is it the only reason? That they’re doing no, it’s very complicated, and there are multiple facets to the why, but they think that we have significant scalability to be successful in this space; it provides additional opportunities in sizeable geographic network coverage.
The other benefit to their organization is that they already have a lot of the labor and the skill to be able to operate something of this size, which many providers don’t, so there are a lot of decisions that go into both the investment and the strategy behind why they’re doing it. Still, it certainly helps the economic condition of it no doubt it’s important to note that you know it doesn’t just stop with our building. This net our network out, you mean, they’re building 15 000 miles, but they still have to maintain that 15 000 miles into, you know, into decades. So their investment will continue way after the build that, you know, they are undertaking here in Wisconsin and throughout the country. Could you also add that you think the unique thing about the art of the program is as well?