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• We are requesting that FiberNet provide us with a subscriber feed so that we can monitor their channel for any technical problems. Equipment Requests Sherburne Wright Cable Commission Area Wide Channel As mentioned in Mr. Vose's report, we have met with Tucker Carlson and he has informed us that Charter is happy to have programming start on the channel. I am resubmitting the equipment request so that we can proceed with this project. As Mentioned previously the equipment will need to be located in the city of Buffalo so *6e that it can be connected into the Charter head end. It will have a character generator and \I\, Nexus system so that it can playback programming 24 hours a day. We also would also like to create a web site that can be linked to the Nexus so that viewers can access the programming and channel information via the interne. This web t site would be exclusive to the Sherburne Wright Cable Commission. It would list our 1 entire Movie in the Park dates,the channel playback schedule, live event taping schedule , (etc. el'.7"- The quote for this package totals $35,744.60 and includes the Ultra Nexus bundle that 1 I includes the digital video server, 2 TB rack mount hard disk arrays, a Scala Infochannel Designer system, scan converter and Totevision rack mount monitor. Illkel INf-,) ,Criet As before Leightronix will help us to configure the system,AV Solutions will help me build it. ‘:\ Wireless Camera System During the taping of parades and other city events we have gotten requests to set up a camera at several different remote locations. These locations have not been accessible to use because our cameras could not physically be located at the requested sites because they were limited by their cables. We would like to purchase a wireless transmitter and receiver camera system. This will allow us to place a camera within 300 feet of the trailer without needing to use cables. As an example, we can place a camera on a float, across a busy street, on a lift etc. Our first parade is in Maple Lake in March and they have asked us to station a camera farther down the street from City flail. We currently are unable to do this because we cannot run the cables to this location. Having a wireless camera system will allow us to provide the coverage they have requested. Many new stations use this wireless technology and we anticipate being able to use this equipment for many events. It is especially handy in covering sporting events like hockey games where it can be difficult to run cables near the ice surface. 110