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Arvada
Foundation/History:
On December 1, 1870, soon after the construction of a railroad near the settlement, and six years before Colorado would achieve statehood, legal notice was posted for the new Town of Arvada. Benjamin F. Wadsworth and Louis A. Reno filed a town plat, and Wadsworth's wife, Mary, named the new town in honor of her brother-in-law, Hiram Arvada Haskin.
Demographics/Amenities:
Arvada is an attractive western suburb Arvada is an attractive western suburb of 105,455 citizens that maintains its cherished hometown feel while building a diverse business community. From the rich historical culture to the shared community pride,
Location:
Arvada is located near Denver within close proximity to Denver International Airport, the Downtown Denver business district, and mountain communities. It is accessible via three interstate highways I-70, I-76 and I-25.
For more information on Arvada visit:
To speak with the representative from your community, contact the individual below
8101 Ralston Road
P.O. Box 8101
Arvada, CO 80001
News & Events
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Monday, 08.20.07: test
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CBC Status
Monday, 04.28.08:
August, 2007, the CWC and C-Com signed a 180-day Letter of Intent for the purpose of affirming the CWC’s commitment to work exclusively with C-Com to complete contract negotiations and for C-Com to obtain the necessary funding to deploy the network ($15 – 20 million).- During this term, the contract negotiations were completed, however, the contract was not signed by either party. Signing of the contract is contingent upon C-Com obtaining funding for the network.
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C-Com also committed to the CWC to provide a live technical “proof of concept” in the form of a pilot wireless implementation in one of the CWC communities. C-Com will build a pilot area only after obtaining an initial private investment. It should also be noted that the location of the pilot may be changed with the agreement of both C-Com and the CWC.
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At the end of the 180 term of the Letter of Intent, C-Com requested, and was granted a 60 day extension.
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To date, C-Com has been unable to obtain funding. It is clear to the CWC that C-Com has been pursuing funding rigorously and making a good faith effort to build the network.
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The 60 day extension expired on April 7, 2008.
A board meeting of the CWC was held on Friday, April 11, 2008. Discussions were held between the Board and C-Com as well as among the Board members themselves.- C-Com presented a new approach to obtain funding based on pursuit of approximately $1 million in private funding in order to build a permanent 2 square mile network in which the business model could be tested.
- C-Com has made representations that potential investors would like to see a small scale network based on the proposed business model prior to supporting the entire 137 square mile proposal.
- It was acknowledged that the CWC and C-Com have had an overall positive relationship and that the C-Com business model and vision still has merit and is worthy of consideration (including the new approach).
- It was agreed by the Board that it was not in the best interest of the CWC to grant another blanket, exclusive Letter of Intent extension to C-Com.
- The Board has agreed, in principle, to a letter that would support C-Com’s continued pursuit of funding and the intention of honoring the negotiated contract if funding is obtained within a certain amount of time, but would not preclude the CWC from investigating and pursuing other options.
- During this meeting CWC discussed options moving forward and contingency plans. More to come on this.
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Official CWC Press Release 08-28-07
Thursday, 08.30.07: C-Com Letter of Intent
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Telco to Test Forerunner of Local Wi-Fi Network
Monday, 01.07.08: Rocky Mountain News






