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Lexington Communications Advisory Committee <br />Minutes of November 15, 2007 Meeting <br />Chairman’s discussion <br />Jeanne Canale sought a sense of the committee on reducing the length of our meetings by <br />setting time limits on discussions. It was decided to set some informal limits for the next <br />meeting to see how they work out. <br /> <br />Selectmen liaison’s report <br />George Burnell reported receipt of approximately $50,000 from Verizon for the PEG <br />account. <br /> <br />Linda Roemer understands that Burlington received approximately $58,000 from Verizon <br />for their PEG use, and wondered whether there might be a discrepancy. George will <br />investigate. <br /> <br />Cable account financial reports <br />The Chair provided copies of financial reports on the two accounts for which the CAC <br />has monitoring responsibility. There were questions on the meanings of several entries. <br />George Burnell will investigate. <br /> <br />Maria Kieslich and Dave Becker proposed a revised reporting form and offered a mock- <br />up to show how it would work. George Burnell was not sure that the Finance Department <br />would be able to create such a report. <br /> <br />Appreciation to Lynne Pease <br />The committee voted to commend Lynne Pease for her diligence in checking payments <br />due from the cable operators. By her efforts, a neglected payment due from Verizon last <br />February was identified, and the Town received the $769.97 that it was owed. <br /> <br />RCN I-Net <br />Dave Becker reported that we’ve met with RCN and the Town and School network <br />managers and separately with those managers and Atrion, the monitoring and consulting <br />contractor for our I-Net switch. The primary motivation for these meetings was to find <br />out whether the RCN I-Net is technically capable of carrying live cable signals (analog <br />and digital) for Town, School and LexMedia use. The preliminary answer seems to be <br />“yes,” but there are some issues to work out. <br /> <br />We also heard some of the Town’s plans for upgrading the I-Net. The committee has an <br />interest in anything related to connecting additional sites to this network, as we have to <br />discuss new sites with RCN under their license. We have learned that the existing switch <br />has capacity for one more site in its existing configuration, and that the switch can accept <br />one more expansion card, which would provide space for an additional 16 sites. There’s <br />also a preliminary plan to upgrade the switch with one of higher capacity. <br /> <br />Negotiation Subcommittee report <br />There was no activity on the RCN renewal license this month. <br /> <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />
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