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2006 NS Manager - Authorization to Enter into Technical Agreement to Support Livecasting BOCC Meetings from Southern
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2006 NS Manager - Authorization to Enter into Technical Agreement to Support Livecasting BOCC Meetings from Southern
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8/22/2006
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audience, as well as the home viewing audience, by the inclusion of some additional equipment <br />at Southern. <br />This equipment -outlined on the attachment - is estimated to cost up to $21,674, including <br />system documentation design, shipping and handling, and installation. This technical <br />equipment and related paraphernalia lie outside the scope of the new franchise agreement but <br />is advisable to add now to achieve these results: <br />• The two mounted plasma display monitors would allow the full meeting room audience to <br />see presentations made from the speaker's podium by simply looking overhead. <br />• The home viewing audience would see the same presentation on their home screen, <br />versus a picture of a picture on a screen being filmed. <br />• BOCC members -using the LCD monitors -could better see and analyze presentations <br />at their individual places. <br />• The mounted, automated light projector would eliminate the need for staff and outside <br />presenters to provide their own separate light projector to hook up for meetings. <br />• The system operator (The People's Channel) would have more precision in monitoring <br />and controlling the level and quality of sound for live and broadcast output. <br />• Recording and playback equipment would allow the system operator to produce and edit <br />opening and closing segments at broadcast quality. <br />• The County ultimately saves time and money by factoring these enhancements in at the <br />same time the basic TWC package is being installed and readied for activation. <br />County staff has met to review the supplemental package of technical equipment for livecasting <br />BOCC meetings from Southern and recommend approval. County staff also recommends the <br />purchase of a mobile professional presentation podium with a standard edition desktop <br />computer with monitor permanently stationed. These additions would provide a mobile, self- <br />contained, automated center for staff and outside presenters to employ all forms of media <br />(Power Point, maps, plans, videos, DVD) in a seamlessly efficient manner. The new podium <br />and computer carry an estimated cost of $1,653. <br />Approval of this enhancement package at Southern does not obligate the BOCC to duplicate the <br />same package at the Gordon Battle Courtroom. The requirements at that location, above and <br />beyond the basic installation funded by TWC, would at the appropriate time have to be reviewed <br />and evaluated in context of the Justice Facility Expansion project. <br />The actual date on which BOCC meetings would "go live" instead of being videotaped for <br />rebroadcast is a decision to be made by the BOCC. This project implementation will <br />enable the BOCC to be capable of livecasting by the first meeting in December, if so <br />desired. <br />FINANCIAL IMPACT: As outlined in the Background section above and on the attachment to <br />this agenda abstract, the estimated cost of the technical equipment at Southern Human <br />Services Center totals $23,327. The County's Equipment and Vehicles Capital Project has <br />
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