Location: Jitsi
Date and Time: Wednesday, February 15, 2023, 5:30pm-8:00pm
Scribe: You
Roll Call: RussellSenior,TedBrunner,JasonBergstrom,SteveTree

Agenda

• Pick location for next weekly
• Node notes:

  • NodeKailash -- full speed ahead!

  • NodeLionsEye -- recovered by itself (did I mention this last week?)

  • NodeHector -- needs a followup

• ARPA Grant prospects
• Multnomah County report
• Bills at State Legislature

• Your Item Here

Notes

• Node notes:

  • NodeKailash - close to completing the plan, ethernet to distribution switches, with MR24 wifi to start with. PDXhardwire guy is sketching out cable runs.

  • NodeLionsEye - appeared to have been rebooted last week, unknown original issue

  • NodeHector - Conversation ongoing

• ARPA Grant prospects
  • Brian from APANO has some initial ideas
    • Building architect from SERA was there, they believe only coax for communication wiring in the walls
    • Discussed getting bids for wiring, PDXhardwire and other vendors
  • Russell and Ted attended an info session, had a question about login logs (used for quarterly and annual reports with demographics). Jennifer Redmond also had a followup letter on Russell's comment th at a login excluded users - in that they would see the same with a traditional home network (but could also have a guest network).
  • LINK Oregon - Russell contacted Steve Corvato to discuss possible backhaul for grant use. Steve contacted providers, but nothing back from they yet. Wave and Zayo have commercial fiber as well as Lumen.
  • Russell also is still considering Koruza for point to point link of 150 Meters, 10Gb link, preorder 3 if they are available.
  • Monday, meet with indigenous market person to discuss grant plans
  • CorinC discussion about Latino Network, offices out by Rockwood with housing, already have a technical partner for design
• Report due from Multnomah County tomorrow from Sara Ali. Russell invited by Cynthia Castro and Sharon Meiran to a meeting to discuss the presentation. Also mentioned Russell Plan.
• Existing bills (3249) were centered around current incumbent bandwidth speeds. Replacement bill would have symmetric requirements.

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