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Karuk Tribe Fiber-To-The-Home

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The Karuk Tribe Fiber-To-The-Home project, managed by the California Public Utilities Commission, involves the installation of 43.4 miles of fiber optic cable to provide broadband connectivity to end users. This includes 35.6 miles of cable along SR 96 and surrounding rural roads, supplemented by 7.8 miles of direct drops to users. The infrastructure will span various jurisdictions, including Caltrans, County, and USFS Six Rivers National Forest rights-of-way, as well as Karuk Trust and private lands. The installation will be primarily underground along road shoulders and rights-of-way, though approximately 10 percent of the cable will be placed aerially on existing utility poles due to topographical challenges. This forecast project is located within the state of California and is coordinated through the agency's CEQA analysis process.

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CPUC manages installing 43.4 miles of fiber optic cable for Karuk Tribe broadband.

Agency

California Public Utilities Commission

NAICS

237130 - Power and Communication Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Ishi-Pishi Road, Slate Creek Road, CA

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AgencyCalifornia Public Utilities Commission

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California Public Utilities Commission

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Andrew ChanCEQA Analyst

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The proposed project would install approximately 35.6 miles of fiber optic cable along portions of SR 96 and rural roads in the vicinity of SR 96 in order to connect to end users. An additional 7.8 miles of drops to end users with a total of 43.4 miles of fiber installation. The exact location of the proposed broadband infrastructure includes Caltrans ROW, County ROW, USFS Six Rivers National Forest (SRF) ROW, Karuk Trust Land, and private lands in the vicinity of SR 96. The proposed fiber optic cable would be installed primarily underground along road shoulders and/or road ROW; however, due to topographical constraints, approximately 10 percent of the fiber optic cable would be installed aerially on existing utility poles.

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