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• Determining the organization(s) or department(s) that would "own" the application and its implementation; • Organizational adaptations that must be made within the City; • Department ranking of importance of implementing the application versus other potential Smart City applications; • City management and council ranking of the priority of the application versus other potential Smart City applications; • Community views on the importance and utility of the Smart City application; • Legal or policy requirements that must be addressed (if any); • Costs of the application and its associated equipment; • Network implications of supporting the application, including network proximity; • Timeline for installation of the application, including activation of the application; • Resources needed for installing and testing the application; • Savings and benefits for the City generated by use of the application; • Funding and budget sources (including potential grant funding) and what budget actions are necessary Figure 23 below shows a graph of phases and locations that San Leandro could deploy Smart City applications over the next several years. Figure 24 : Smart City Application Roadmap for City of Son I eandro 53 1 P City of San Leandro, CA Fiber Master Plan Wi-Fi/ Digital Smart Intelligent Cyber Digital Smart Grid/ Shared Digital Department Broadband Records/ Parking Lights/ Traffic Resilience Inclusion EV CCTV Fiber/Dig Dig Payments Forms IoT ChargingOnce O Information Technology / X X X X X X X X X X X Innovation Public Works X X X Recreation & Human Svcs Community X X Development Library X Services Police Dept X Emergency X Svcs Human Resources Finance X Engineering & X X Transportation City Clerk X Regional X Partnerships 53 1 P City of San Leandro, CA Fiber Master Plan