BayWEB Project Summary and Grant Application Details
Slide
3
N
otab
l
e
BayW
E
B
Supporters
Ca
l
iforn
i
a
Senator,
Dianne
F
e
i
nste
i
n
Ca
l
iforn
i
a
Senator,
M
ark
Leno
U.
S
.
Repres
e
ntative,
Michael
M
.
Honda
U.S.
Repres
e
ntative,
Zoe
Lofgren
Marin
County
S
h
er
i
ff,
Robert
T
.
Doyle
Marin
County
F
i
re
Ch
i
ef,
Ken
M
assucco
Marin
County
Super
i
ntendent
of
Schoo
l
s,
Mary
Jane
B
u
rke
M
ar
i
n
County
Pub
l
ic
Works
Director,
Farhad
Mansour
i
an
S
l
i
de
4
B
roadband
Tech
n
o
l
ogy
The
N
TIA
grant
is
fund
i
ng
the
Bay
Area
Wire
l
ess
Enha
n
ced
Broadband
(BayWEB)
program
through
the
Broadband
Techno
l
ogy
Opportun
i
t
i
es
Program
(STOP).
•
•
Dep
l
oy
i
ng
pub
l
i
c
safety
and
public access
w
i
re
l
ess
broadband
networks
i
n
the
San
Francisco
Bay
Area.
•
Provides
support
for
the
dep
l
oyment
of
broadband
i
nfrastructure
(
I
nternet
and
h
i
gh
speed
data)
to
connect
community
anchor
i
nst
i
tutions
such
as
schools,
li
brar
i
es,
hosp
i
tals,
and
pub
l
i
c
safety
faci
l
i
ties.
S
l
ide
5
S
l
i
de
7
Grant
Appl
i
cation
Summary
Project
cost
Grant
amount
requested
by
Motorola
from
NTIA
$50.6M
Motoro
l
a
match
$21.SM
•
•
Key
components
Public
Safety
L
TE
network,
193
S
i
tes
Uses
p
u
b
l
i
c
assets
(sites,
towers,
backhaul,
space,
power)
Owned,
managed
CORE
(Central
computer
equ
i
pm
e
n
t)
•
Pub
l
ic
broadband
access
network
(5.2,
5.4
GHz)
1
93
sites
Un
l
i
censed
spectrum
for
open
access
7
I
nternet
Service
Prov
i
ders
(
I
SP)
as
partners
S
l
ide
8
Design
Assumpt
i
ons
A
g
e
n
c
i
e
s
w
i
l
l
p
r
o
v
i
d
e
"
i
n
s
t
a
l
l
a
t
i
o
n
r
e
a
d
y
"
s
i
t
e
s
f
o
r
d
e
p
l
o
y
m
e
n
t
•
•
Phys
i
cal
space
i
s
avai
l
ab
l
e
at
each
s
i
te
to
accommodate
L
TE
equ
i
pment
•
Public
access
network
backhaul
i
s
comp
l
etely
separate
from
L
TE network
-
No
backhaul
is
shared
•
Expected
to
be
12,000
concurrent
users
on
the
L
TE
system
•
Un
i
form
user distr
i
but
i
on
across
each
county
Slide
9
Project
Summary
BayWEB
proposes
t
o
:
•
-
Dep
l
oy
broadband
serv
i
ces
at
200
ex
i
sting
pub
l
i
c safety
sites
that
will
support
a
l
most
50,000
pub
l
i
c
safety
users
and over
500
pub
l
i
c
safety facil
i
ties
w
i
th
speeds
of
up
to
6.5
Mbps.
The
coverage
area
for
this
network
encompasses
near
l
y
2.5
m
i
llion
households.
-
•
Serve
as
a
demonstration
project
for
national
i
mp
l
ementat
i
on
of
700
MHz
i
nteroperab
l
e
public
safety
w
i
re
l
ess
broadband
networks.
•
Offer
who
l
esale
wire
l
ess
capacity
to
I
nternet
service
prov
i
ders
in
the
Bay
Area
to
fac
i
litate
more
affordab
l
e
and
access
i
b
l
e
broadband
serv
i
ce
for
u
p
to
2.5
million
househo
l
ds
and
186,000
businesses
by
enabl
i
ng
l
ocal
Internet
service
providers
to
uti
l
ize
the
project's
open
network.
Slide
10
A
p
p
l
i
cat
i
ons
•
Examples
i
nc
l
ude:
-
Mob
i
le
Data
Termina
l
s
-
Rea
l
-time
mobile
v
i
deo
for
fie
l
d
officers;
-
Geo
l
ocat
i
on
i
nformation
about
damage,
dangers,
hazardous
mater
i
als,
road
conditions;
-
Personnel
and
veh
i
cle
location;
-
Amber
A
l
ert
file
transfers,
-
V
i
rtual
command
centers.
•
The
Bay
Area
Reg
i
onal
I
nteroperabi
l
i
ty
JPA
will
manage
qua
l
i
ty-of-service,
access,
i
nteroperabi
l
ity,
po
l
icy,
and
system
management
i
ssues
for
the
pub
l
ic
safety
network.
S
l
ide
12
Agency
S
i
tes
•
Marin
-
Total
sites:
23
•
San
Franc
i
sco
-
Total
sites:
1
9
•
San
Mateo
-
Total
sites:
3
0
•
Santa
Cruz
-
Total
s
i
tes:
4
•
Alameda
County
-
Total
s
i
tes:
47
•
Contra
Costa
-
Total
sites:
18
•
So
l
ano
-
Total
sites:
6
•
Napa
-
Total
sites:
4
•
Sonoma
-
Total
sites:
13
•
Santa
C
l
ara
-
Total
sites:
29
Slide
13
Proposed
S
i
tes
Under
C
o
n
s
i
d
e
r
a
t
i
o
n
•
Big
Rock
R
i
dge
-
MERA
l
eases
on
a
month
l
y
basis
from
C&C
Equipment
Co
m
pany
-
A
separate
lease
will
need
to
be
negot
i
ated
•
San
Pedro
R
idge
-
MERA
leases
on
a
month
l
y
basis
from
C&C
Equipment
Company
-
A
se
p
arate
l
ease
will
need
to
be
negot
i
ated
•
Mt.
Tama
l
pa
i
s
-
MERA
leases
on
a
monthly
basis
from
American
Tower
Corporation
-
A
separate
lease
w
i
ll
need
to
be
negot
i
ated
•
Mt.
Burdell
-
MERA
leases
on
a
monthly
bas
i
s
from
American
Tower
Corporation
-
A
se
p
arate lease
will
need
to
be
negotiated
Slide
1
4
Proposed
S
i
tes
Under
C
o
n
s
i
d
e
r
a
t
i
o
n
•
Pt.
Reyes
H
i
ll
-
MERA
l
eases from
FAA
-
A
separate
l
ease
will
need
to
be
negot
i
ated
•
Stewart
Po
i
nt
-
M
ERA
leases
from
Mart
i
nalli
Fam
i
l
y
-
A
separate
l
ease
will
need
to
be
negot
i
ated
•
Bay
H
i
ll
Road
-
MERA
l
eases
from
AT&T
-
A
separate
l
ease
will
need
to
be
negotiated
•
Mt.
Barnabe
-
MERA
s
i
te
at
County
Fire
lookout
-
A
separate
lease
will
need
to
be
negot
i
ated
Slide
15
Proposed
S
i
tes
Under
C
o
n
s
i
d
e
r
a
t
i
o
n
•
Dollar
Hill
-
MERA
s
i
te
owned
by City
of
San
Rafael
-
A
separate
l
ease
will
need
to
be
negot
i
ated
•
Forbes
H
i
ll
-
MERA
site
at
water
tank
owned
by
MMWD
-
A
separate
l
ease
will
need
to
be
negot
i
ated
•
Crest
Water
Tank
-
North
Mar
i
n
Water
Distr
i
ct
-
A
lease
w
i
ll
need
to
be
negotiated
S
l
i
de
16
Proposed
S
i
tes
Under
C
o
n
s
i
d
e
r
a
t
i
o
n
•
Pt.
Reyes
Fire
Station
-
County
fire
stat
i
on
-
A
lease
will
need
to
be
negot
i
ated
•
Throckmorton
Ridge
Fire
Station
-
County
fire
stat
i
on
-
A
lease
wi
l
l
need
to
be
negotiated
•
Southern
Mar
i
n
Fire
Stat
i
on
9
-
Southern
Marin
Fire
-
A
lease
will
need
to
be
negot
i
ated
Slide
17
Pro
p
osed
S
i
t
es
Under
C
o
n
s
i
d
e
r
a
t
i
o
n
•
Novato
F
i
re
Station
3
-
Novato
Fire
D
i
strict
-
A
l
ease
will
need
to
be
negotiated
•
Corte
Madera
Fire
Station
1
-
Corte
Madera
Fire
-
A
l
ease
will
need
to
be
negotiated
•
Sausalito
F
i
re
Station
2
-
No
longer
a
fire
stat
i
on
-
C
i
ty
of
Sausalito
-
A
lease
will
need
to
be
negotiated
Slide
18
S
i
tes
Previously
Co
n
s
i
dered
•
Mill
Valley
PD
-
S
i
te
not
v
i
able
•
Toma
l
as
-
S
i
te
not
ava
i
l
ab
l
e
•
H
i
cks
Valley
-
Not
a
viab
l
e
s
i
te,
No
backhaul
•
Novato
4
-
Replaced
by
Crest
and
Novato
3
•
Novato
5
-
Replaced
by
Crest
and
Novato
3
•
Corte
Madera
14
-
No
benefit
over
existing
sites
•
T
i
buron
11
-
S
i
te
removed
by
Agency
S
l
ide
19
S
i
tes
Pr
e
v
i
o
u
s
l
y
Co
n
s
i
d
ered
•
Larkspur
16
-
S
i
te
removed
by
agency
•
M
i
ll
Valley
17
-
Removed
by
Agency
•
Cypress
Ridge
-
S
i
te
not
viab
l
e
•
Skywa
l
ker
Verizon
-
Verizon
cell
site
-
Motoro
l
a
negotiat
i
ons
with
Verizon
have
stopped
•
Mill
Val
l
ey
OT
Verizon
-
Ex
i
sting
Verizon
s
i
te
-
Motoro
l
a
negot
i
at
i
ons
with
Verizon
have
stopped
•
Sugar
l
oaf
-
S
i
te
not v
i
ab
l
e
Slide
20
Governance
Any
reven
u
e
generated
must
be
reinvested
i
nto
BayWEB
dur
i
ng
the
Grant
Performance
Reriod.
•
•
Pol
i
cy
dec
i
sions
around
that
reinvest
m
ent.
-
Revenue
may
be
reinvested
to
provide
additional
s
i
tes
for
improved
coverage
(underground,
i
n
bui
l
ding)
S
l
i
de
21
Agency
Benefits
•
700
Mhz
mobile
data
system
dedicated
to
Pub
l
i
c
Safety
•
Ant
i
cipated
cost
reduction
•
Coverage
i
n
l
ess
popu
l
ated
areas
cr
i
tical
to
public
safety
•
High
pr
i
ority
maintenance
program
•
Poss
i
ble
future
VOiP
connect
i
ons
S
l
ide
22
Age
n
cy
Caut
i
ons
•
Month
l
y
cost
is
uncerta
i
n
at
this
t
i
me
•
Ownership
I
maintenance
commitment
after
ten
years
•
Upgrade
costs
due
to
technology
•
Site
l
ease
costs
•
L
i
m
i
ted
bandwidth
-
Some
applications
may
not
be
a
l
l
owed
Slide
23
Costs
to
Age
n
cy
Site
upgrades
•
•
On-going
s
i
te
leases
•
On-going
PG&E
power
•
New
modems
in
veh
i
c
l
es
•
New
vehic
l
e
insta
l
lat
i
on
costs
•
Application
interface
costs
S
l
ide
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25
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Steps
•
Jo
i
n
BayWEB
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•
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l
ete
site
rev
i
ew
•
Define
site
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ng
sources
•
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site
lease
requirements
•
Review
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The BayWEB project, supported by key figures like U.S. Representative Michael M. Honda and California Senator Dianne Feinstein, aims to enhance broadband connectivity in the San Francisco Bay Area. With a grant amount of $50.6M requested by Motorola from NTIA, the project focuses on deploying public safety and public access wireless networks through public assets like sites and towers. It offers wholesale wireless capacity to Internet service providers and aims to serve nearly 50,000 public safety users and over 2.5 million households in the Bay Area.
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Marin County Superintendent of Schools, Mary Jane Burke Marin County Public Works Director, Farhad Mansourian Notable BayWEB Supporters U.S. Representative, Michael M. Honda Marin County Fire Chief, Ken Massucco Marin County Sheriff, Robert T. Doyle California Senator, Dianne Feinstein U.S. Representative, Zoe Lofgren California Senator, Mark Leno Slide 3
community anchor institutions such as schools, libraries, infrastructure (Internet and high speed data) to connect Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (STOP). Enhanced Broadband (BayWEB) program through the broadband networks in the San Francisco BayArea. Provides support for the deployment of broadband Deploying public safety and public access wireless The NTIA grant is funding the BayArea Wireless Broadband Technology hospitals, and public safety facilities. Slide 4
Grant Application Summary Owned, managed CORE (Central computer equipment) Grant amount requested by Motorola from NTIA $50.6M Uses public assets (sites, towers, backhaul, space, 7 Internet Service Providers (ISP) as partners Public broadband access network (5.2, 5.4 GHz) Unlicensed spectrum for open access Public Safety LTE network, 193 Sites Motorola match $21.SM Key components power) 193 sites Project cost Slide 7
Physical space is available at each site to accommodate LTE Public access network backhaul is completely separate from Design Assumptions Expected to be 12,000 concurrent users on the LTE Agencies will provide "installation ready" sites for Uniform user distribution across each - No backhaul is shared LTE network deployment equipment system county Slide 8
Serve as a demonstration project for national implementation of 700 Offer wholesale wireless capacity to Internet service providers in the that will support almost 50,000 public safety users and over 500 service for up to 2.5 million households and 186,000 businesses by enabling local Internet service providers to utilize the project's open Deploy broadband services at 200 existing public safety sites The coverage area for this network encompasses nearly 2.5 BayArea to facilitate more affordable and accessible broadband MHz interoperable public safety wireless broadband networks. public safety facilities with speeds of up to 6.5 Mbps. Project Summary million households. BayWEB proposes to: network. - - Slide 9
The BayArea Regional Interoperability JPA will manage quality-of-service, access, interoperability, policy, and - Geolocation information about damage, dangers, system management issues for the public safety - Real-time mobile video for field officers; hazardous materials, road conditions; Applications - Personnel and vehicle location; - Virtual command centers. - Amber Alert file transfers, - Mobile Data Terminals Examples include: network. Slide 10
Agency Sites Marin - Contra Costa - Total sites: 18 Total sites: 23 San Francisco - Total sites: 19 Solano - Total sites: 6 San Mateo - Total sites: 30 Napa - Total sites: 4 Sonoma - Total sites: 13 Santa Cruz - Total sites: 4 Santa Clara - Total sites: 29 Alameda County - Total sites: 47 Slide 12
MERA leases on a monthly basis fromAmerican Tower Corporation MERA leases on a monthly basis fromAmerican Tower Corporation MERA leases on a monthly basis from C&C Equipment Company MERA leases on a monthly basis from C&C Equipment Company Proposed Sites Under Consideratio A separate lease will need to be negotiated A separate lease will need to be negotiated A separate lease will need to be negotiated A separate lease will need to be negotiated n San Pedro Ridge Big Rock Ridge Mt. Tamalpais Mt. Burdell - - - - - - - - Slide 13
Proposed Sites Under Consideration - A separate lease will need to be negotiated - A separate lease will need to be negotiated - A separate lease will need to be negotiated - A separate lease will need to be negotiated - MERA leases from Martinalli Family MERA site at County Fire lookout MERA leases from AT&T - MERA leases from FAA Pt. Reyes Hill Stewart Point Bay Hill Road Mt. Barnabe - - Slide 1 4
Proposed Sites Under Consideratio - A separate lease will need to be negotiated MERA site at water tank owned by MMWD - A separate lease will need to be negotiated MERA site owned by City of San Rafael - A lease will need to be negotiated North MarinWater District n Crest Water Tank Forbes Hill Dollar Hill - - - Slide 15
Proposed Sites Under Consideration Throckmorton Ridge Fire Station - A lease will need to be negotiated - A lease will need to be negotiated - A lease will need to be negotiated Southern Marin Fire Station 9 Pt. Reyes Fire Station - Southern Marin Fire County fire station County fire station - - Slide 16
Proposed Sites Under Consideration - A lease will need to be negotiated - A lease will need to be negotiated - A lease will need to be negotiated Corte Madera Fire Station 1 Sausalito Fire Station 2 No longer a fire station Novato Fire Station 3 Novato Fire District Corte Madera Fire - City of Sausalito - - - Slide 17
Sites Previously Considered - Replaced by Crest and Novato 3 Replaced by Crest and Novato 3 Not a viable site, No backhaul No benefit over existing sites - Site removed byAgency Corte Madera 14 - Site not available - Site not viable Mill Valley PD Tiburon 11 Hicks Valley Novato 5 Novato 4 Tomalas - - - Slide 18
Sites Previously Considered - Motorola negotiations with Verizon have stopped - Motorola negotiations with Verizon have stopped Mill Valley OT Verizon - Site removed by agency - Removed by Agency - Existing Verizon site Skywalker Verizon - Verizon cell site Cypress Ridge - Site not viable - Site not viable Mill Valley 17 Larkspur 16 Sugarloaf Slide 19
Any revenue generated must be reinvested into BayWEB during the Grant Performance Reriod. Policy decisions around that reinvestment. additional sites for improved coverage -Revenue may be reinvested to provide Governance (underground, in building) Slide 20
Coverage in less populated areas critical to 700 Mhz mobile data system dedicated to Agency Benefits High priority maintenance program Possible future VOiP connections Anticipated cost reduction Public Safety public safety Slide 21
Ownership I maintenance commitment after ten Limited bandwidth - Some applications may not Agency Cautions Monthly cost is uncertain at this time Upgrade costs due to technology Site lease costs be allowed years Slide 22
Costs to Agency New vehicle installation costs Application interface costs New modems in vehicles On-going PG&E power On-going site leases Site upgrades Slide 23
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Review environmental site requirements Next Steps Define site upgrade funding sources Complete site lease requirements Obtain permits as required Begin site development Complete site review Join BayWEB JPA Slide 25
