hockeynutmd
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The agreement calls for an initial “build-out” density of 30 homes per mile in the first three years of the agreement, to a density of 15 homes per mile by the end of the franchise. The planned build-out also includes about 6,000 homes that have not previously had access to cable service.On the front page of somd.com today..
Charles County Closing on FiOS TV Franchise Agreement with Verizon - Southern Maryland Headline News
How is the formula for 30 homes per mile calculated? Doesn't the present agreement with Comcast call for 20?
I'm very interested in the plan including the 6000 residents who have no cable....which includes our community.
Anyone else going to the public hearing?
.. the fiber guys left pull wires for him on a hunch? (i have a low voltage electricians license
Thanks

If they can tie into the existing coax infrastructure at the main road here it would certainly save Verizon a pretty penny by not having to dig to everyones house. Heck, I live exactly 1 mile off the main road and just can see them laying fiber all the way to me. I think the max wire speed for coax is 225mb too, which should satisfy the phone, internet and TV requirments for speed.