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With broadband availability becoming paramount in attracting and retaining businesses, communities are realizing that these services are no longer a luxury, but a necessity to remain competitive and therefore attractive. It is the vision of the City of Columbus that telecommunications infrastructure and services become enablers for commerce and economic growth.
In an effort to continue to promote the attractiveness and economic viability of Columbus, in 2006 Mayor Fred Armstrong established the Technology Advisory Committee (TAC) with the charge to encourage and enable the creation of world class telecommunications infrastructure and services for Columbus area businesses and residents.
Unless stated otherwise, the meetings will take place on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 10:30 AM in Council Chambers, City Hall, 123 Washington Street.
01/14/2010
02/09/2010
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05/13/2010
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10/14/2010
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The following is the most up to date street level mapping of the Greater Columbus Conduit System. This duct system is comprised of two (2) four (4) inch HDPE conduits with handhole access designed to create a private easement for telecommunications related infrastructure including fiber optics.
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- 08/13/2009 – Corey Carr has been appointed by the Mayor to replace Mark Farr on the TAC as Mark and his family will be joining a mission in Papua New Guinea.
- 07/13/2009 – TAC Special Meeting re: 2010 Budget -- Friday, July 17, 3-4 PM, Conference Room 3, City Hall
- 06/03/2009 – The June TAC Meeting scheduled for June 11 from 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM in Council Chambers at City Hall has been CANCELLED.
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