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<br />COMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE <br />MAY 18, 2006 MINUTES <br /> <br />Attendance: <br /> Members: Jeanne Canale, Maria Kieslich, Jim Baker, Dave Becker, Jim <br />Gonzalez, John Rommelfanger and Dave Buczkowski; <br />Guests: Tom Steele (RCN), Jane Lyman (Comcast), Michael Morrissey <br /> <br />1. Minutes – April 27, 2006 <br /> Approved as amended. <br /> <br />2. COMCAST Report <br /> SCOLA is up and running. <br /> <br /> a. Third Party Payment Center: <br />Ms Lyman suggested that we continue to return to this subject every other <br />meeting as Comcast has not been successful in finding a business willing <br />to accept payments for Comcast. An ATM-like machine was mentioned as <br />an alternative by a committee member. <br /> b. List of Active Ports: <br />Ms. Lyman met with Connie Rawson a year ago. The residential service is <br />in a wire closet but can be switched to an I-Net return drop. Some outlets <br />were connected. I-Net wire is shared in RCN’s conduit into the library. <br /> <br /> c. Wiring Project: <br />Town Hall is lit up and active. Residential and I-Net are outside the <br />Selectmen’s Room. A schematic was presented by Ms. Lyman. The job is <br />complete. <br /> <br /> d. Quarterly Checks: <br />Checks for $42,238.43 (4.65%) and $3,179.24 (.35%) were delivered on <br />May 17, 2006 to the Selectmen. <br /> <br />e. A discussion of I-Net drops and how Comcast doesn’t continually monitor the <br />drops that aren’t being used was held. When notified that a site will be used for I- <br />Net purposes, Comcast will go out and confirm the quality of the line. Ideally two <br />weeks notice would be needed. <br /> <br />3. RCN Report <br /> <br /> The following matters were noted by Mr. Steele: <br /> <br /> - Fiber has been brought into Town Hall; <br /> - RCN can’t rate who watches public access; <br /> - RCN can do a bill insert with a survey for LexMedia; <br /> <br />