I'm afraid it's not good news for those of us east of Tingley, looks like we should check back in 18! months:
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You have aerial utilities, but they are isolated by underground crossings at Delores to the West, Cesar Chaves to the North and Mission to the East.phredmoyer wrote:Several folks here on Tiffany Avenue in San Francisco are eagerly awaiting Gigabit fiber availability. I talked to a technician a couple blocks east on 29th street who said they were installing there, so it seems like it's only a few blocks away.
Any plans to come near 29th and Mission? (Tiffany is between Mission and Guerrero at 29th).
Thanks for the info! Good to know instead of being uninformed.rforrest wrote:I'm afraid it's not good news for those of us east of Tingley, looks like we should check back in 18! months:
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Thanks for the technical explanation.See the non-continuous pole-line at Duncan, for example: https://goo.gl/maps/xwMDMfNDxyD2
Because the City of SF currently doesn't allow utilities to do any new trenchless underground construction, I'm afraid your neighborhood will remain isolated, with only the existing utilities reaching you.
There is a pole at the corner of Valencia and Duboce which must be replaced, and four others on Duboce which must be reinforced with a steel brace before any new utilities can be delivered in your area.bucketbiochemist wrote:Dear Sonic,
Any idea on whether you will be going up Duboce Avenue and north (Elgin Park) anytime soon? We have overhead utilities, but don't know about the potential pole overloading. Currently have Fusion but would love to get my fiber fix.
Best,
Jim
As someone who is served electricity from the poles on Duboce, PG&E replaced a pole on Duboce at Valencia in July (I think, maybe it was August). I only know because it was a long night and morning without power. That was for a complete replacement, however I have no idea about the reinforced poles.dane wrote: There is a pole at the corner of Valencia and Duboce which must be replaced, and four others on Duboce which must be reinforced with a steel brace before any new utilities can be delivered in your area.