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Official Document Type
Interlocal Agreement
Approved Date
12/07/1999
Control Number
99-317a
Agenda Item Number
11.C.1.
Entity Name
City of Vero Beach
School District
Indian River County
Subject
Fiber Optic Cable
Alternate Name
Joint Fiber Optics Project Interlocal Agreement
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APPENDIX B <br />Examole 1 <br />Assume the following: <br />Company X contacts the City of Vero Beach and requests inter -building fiber <br />optic cables and fiber connectivity to the BellSouth Central Office for <br />network access. The installation of the inter -building fiber and the branch <br />fiber extension connecting Company X to the existing fiber optic network is <br />to be done by the City of Vero Beach and will cost $25,000. Company X <br />agrees to pay the make-ready costs up -front and agrees to a lease of two <br />fibers from Company X to the BellSouth Central Office at a rate of $50 per <br />fiber per mile per month. Figure 1 graphically depicts the connection to the <br />NETWORK at a point in the section of plant that in this example is referred to <br />as Section 10. Section 10 would be redefined into two separate sections of <br />plant to reflect the interconnection point. Indian River County has 100% <br />ownership of Section 10; it connects to Section 14 for connectivity to the <br />BellSouth Central Office. Section 14, which is 10 KF of 96 fiber cable, is <br />jointly owned by the City (36F), the County (24F), and the School District <br />(36F). Sheets 2 - 4 depict the calculation of the revenue sharing. In the part <br />of the route that is owned 100% by the County, it is obvious that all <br />revenues attributable to that section of plant should be credited to the <br />County. In Section 14, however, the costs of that section of plant were <br />shared by all three entities, and the even though the fibers used by Company <br />X are in the City's fiber count, the County and the School District helped pay <br />for the sheath and should receive a portion of the compensation. <br />Example 2 <br />Assume the following: <br />Company Y approaches the City of Vero Beach about leasing fiber from the <br />BellSouth Central Office in Vero Beach to the intersection of 12"' Street and <br />27" Avenue (See Figure 2). The initial requirement was for six fibers on an <br />expedited basis; in order to meet the deadline the City of Vero Beach entered <br />into a contract with Company Y and placed a fiber sheath to the desired <br />interconnect point. The alternate route was provided at a later date over a <br />jointly owned portion of the NETWORK. A 36 fiber cable was placed parallel <br />to a 144 fiber cable from the BellSouth Central Office along 17"' Avenue to <br />Vero Beach High School. The 36 fiber cable extended west from VBHS <br />along 16" Street to 27`h Avenue and then south on 27"' Avenue to 12'h <br />Street. This 36 fiber cable is owned equally among the three consortium <br />Joint Fiber Optics Project - Interlocal Agreement <br />Appendix B - Page 1 <br />
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