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Figure , , Proposed Fiber NetVl r nd 500 -Foot oot B ffer Zones .... Pease <br />The proposed expansion takes into <br />account the location of municipal <br />facilities, community anchor <br />institutions, traffic infrastructure, <br />and concentration of businesses <br />likely to subscribe to a municipally <br />offered service. While Phase 2 <br />does require more funding to <br />complete the build out, our <br />projections indicate positive <br />returns on investment from leasing <br />the fiber to businesses and anchor <br />institutions when combined with <br />leasing vertical assets and fiber to <br />wireless carriers deploying small <br />cells for 5G. <br />Magellan Advisors has seen many <br />different network deployment <br />models from other Cities and <br />providers. It is our recommendation that the City offer, through outsourced network <br />management partners, wholesale broadband services to all businesses and anchor <br />institutions within 500 feet of the core network. The City should offer not just dark fiber, <br />but "lit" services. Using Wave Division Multiplexing (WDM) technology, the City can offer <br />lit services, such as those outlined below, to all businesses within their foot print, thus <br />better utilizing the strands that are available or could become available with Phase 2 of <br />the network. <br />If the City were to use only their own funds to build the entire network, the City could <br />spend up to $31 M over a 6 -year period. However, some of this investment has already <br />been done via the Lit San Leandro build. Capitalizing on other grant funds, dig once and <br />joint trench opportunities will be a smart practice that allows the City to reduce the overall <br />capital outlay. Grant funds have not been captured in the financial analysis. The analysis <br />assumes the City will supply all the build funds directly. <br />12 1 P <br />City of San Leandro, CA <br />Fiber Master Plan <br />