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They took 10 years, abandoned it, spent the money on wireless, paid their fine penalty and moved on.

The city and state threw money at the telco to roll it out. Worse, even in premium areas like NYC that have 'top tier coverage' it depends which block you're in.

Even Google couldn't break the tightly greased pockets of city councils and county commissions that guarantee Comcast priority for everything, actively block competition, and the fact that Comcast has been known to sabotage competitor lines 'by accident' in such scenarios. They discovered how costly it is to run that much fiber and maintain it through so much terrain for such little revenue, but worse, they discovered the sweetheart deals Comcast has with local and municipal governments to ensure competition can't exist. Mighty Google tried to solve the problem by throwing money at it and just building their own fiber network. This is the same company that thought opening a Nintendo theme park in April 2021 in Japan was a good idea. There is ONE company that has monopoly control over much of the country's internet.

Fri 10th Sep To a point I agree with you, but you really need to understand how hopeless solving that problem here is.

And be watching your mailbox in the coming weeks/months for a certified letter from the county. More updates will be posted here and on social media as they are available.

continue the discussion to a future meeting.

reject the plan, meaning the roads will NOT be rebuilt, OR.

approve the plan, meaning the roads will be rebuilt, OR.

Commissioners will listen to all public input, and will then have the option to either… Affected property owners will be given an opportunity to speak and express their support or opposition to the plan at this meeting. This letter will also notify us of the date and time of a public hearing where the plan will be discussed. Once bids are received and a company is tentatively selected, this information will also be made known to residents through a certified letter to every Spring Ridge property owner in the affected areas. This will include a deadline for interested companies to submit their bids we will publish this deadline here in this latest news section once it is known. An engineering firm will produce specifications for the project, and Crosby will provide guidelines for companies wishing to submit bids. With the Commission’s approval on July 7, Crosby now has permission to obtain competitive bids from road construction companies for the project. (If you want to see all of the excruciating details, visit our Questions/Answers page, or view the County Ordinance on the web.) What’s next? Well, here’s a brief summary of the next steps in the process.

Considering the strong support shown by our petition, unanimous approval to proceed was granted by the Commission.

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In the days that followed, the County Administrator’s office completed a verification process on the petition, and certified it as valid.īobby Crosby, County Administrator, presented these results to the full Gilchrist County Commission at the scheduled meeting on July 7.

This exceeded the 60% required by county ordinance, indicating the strong support for this plan among Spring Ridge residents and property owners. On June 12, Spring Ridge residents Jim Meredith and Lee Schaltenbrand delivered a petition containing signatures of more than 70% of Spring Ridge parcel owners.

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