TICC 05-01-2019 TECHNOLOGY, INFORMATION & COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
Regular Meeting
May 1, 2019, 7:00 p.m.
Conference Room A, City Hall
DRAFT MINUTES
CALL MEETING TO ORDER
Chair Mohanty called the meeting to order at 7:04 pm
ROLL CALL
Commissioners Present: Prabir Mohanty, Arnold de Leon, Naidu Bollineni, Ilango
Ganga
Commissioners Absent: Rajaram Soundararajan
Staff Present Bill Mitchell, Staff Liaison
Speakers: Nayaran Makaram, Cyber Security Consultant
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Subject: Approve Minutes from the April 3, 2019 meeting
Chair Mohanty made the following amendments to the April 3 Minutes on page 2 and 3
to read the following:
• Approval of the Minutes:
o An informal recommendation was made by the Commission to move
forward with the Proposal to meet the signal demand of the area, and help
mitigate dropping calls and provide additional signal power.
o The Commission directed that notice of the Cell Tower proposal be sent to
property owners within 200 feet and Sports Center members, and to engage
the community more in the proposal.
o Chair Mohanty reported on the March 27, 2019 conference call he and
Cupertino staff had with senior staff from AT&T. The Chair confirmed a
second meeting will be scheduled with Senior staff from AT&T. The
Commission expressed the desire to include this Smart City element into
the Commission Work Program for next fiscal year.
• Internet Needs in Cupertino:
o The Internet Satisfaction Survey has concluded. Mr. Mitchell will disclose
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the report next meeting.
Commissioner Ilango moved and Bollineni seconded to approve the April 3 TICC
minutes as amended. The motion passed 4-0-1.
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ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
This portion of the meeting is reserved for persons wishing to address the commission
on any matter not on the agenda. Speakers are limited to three (3) minutes a person. In
most cases, state law will prohibit the commission from making any decisions with
respect to a matter not listed on the agenda.
A. No Speakers.
The Commission reordered the Agenda to hear Old Business Item No. 4.2 first.
OLD BUSINESS
4. Subject: Education
Commissioner Bollineni introduced Public Speaker Narayan Makaram to the
Commission and Mr. Mitchell.
Mr. Makaram provided his professional background detailing his 20 plus years work
experience in the Cyber Security industry, interest in educating the community
specifically Senior Citizens and Teens regarding Cyber Security, and desire to give back
to the Community.
During the discussion, Mr. Makaram proposed providing a one-hour presentation (30-
minute presentation, and 30-minutes for Q&A) to the community titled, "Protect
Yourself from being Hacked on the Wild Wild Internet: Top Ten Ways to Improve your
Cyber Hygiene." Mr. Makaram identified the primary subjects will be applicable to any
citizen who is a consumer of the internet, and will outline how to create strong
passwords, when to use multi-factor authentication, types of cyber-attacks and the
impacts, and at last how to guard against the cyber-attacks.
Following Mr. Makaram's discussion, Commissioner Bollineni mentioned he sees this
as one of many cyber security presentations that Mr. Makaram may present to City
residents. As a follow up, Commissioner Bollineni will reach out to the Public Safety
Commission for a possible partnership to bring forward this educational presentation to
additional Community members.
Mr. Mitchell emphasized the importance of advertising and marketing, aiming to carry
out the Presentation at the end of June 2019. Mr. Makaram will send a presentation i
abstract as well as personal photo for marketing purposes.
Commissioner de Leon asked if it is possible to Video the presentation. Mr. Mitchell
will make this request.
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The Commission supported moving forward with the Educational presentation in an
effort to educate the Community on Cyber Security.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
2. Subject: Letter from AT&T dated April 8, 2019
The Commission received the letter. j
OLD BUSINESS
3. Subject: Discuss Commission Work Plan
A. Wireless Master Plan
Mr. Mitchell commented on the status of the Wireless Master Plan, and communicated
to the Commission they will be able to review the first Draft of the Request for Proposal
(RFP) at the June meeting. Staff expects the RFP to be posted in June. Mr. Mitchell will
send the existing Wireless Master Plan to Commissioners.
B. Teen Hackathon
Commissioners Bollineni and de Leon reported on the Teen Hackathon event they
judged. Teens were asked to present the application they built focused on Life Hacks,
and answered questions from the judging panel.
C. Smart Cities and SG
Chair Mohanty reported on the April 9 meeting with Igal Elbaz, AT&T Senior Vice
President responsible for 5G rollout. Also attending the meeting was Mayor Scharf.
The Chair and Mr. Mitchell confirmed AT&T will be meeting with Cupertino TICC
Commissioners and staff at City Hall on May 15 with Mike Zeto, ATT Vice President
Internet of Things Solutions, and have designated Chair Mohanty and Commissioner
Ganga to attend the meeting.
Chair Mohanty stated Sprint Management will be presenting at the June 5 meeting to
discuss Smart Cities and 5G. Commissioner Ganga stated that he will miss the June 5
meeting.
Chair Mohanty informed the Commission he received a request from NTT
Communications, headquartered in Tokyo,Japan, to present what they have on Smart
Cities, date to be determined.
Mr. Mitchell provided an overview of conversations with Verizon and T-Mobile
concerning 5G and Smart Cities.
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D. City owned Fiber Network
Mr. Mitchell discussed a future presentation with Tony from the City of San Leandro, to
discuss the challenges San Leandro faced building a City Owned Fiber network. Due
to time constraints for the normal June TICC meeting Mr. Mitchell will contact Tony
about attending a possible second TICC meeting in June. Mr. Mitchell will share Tony's
desired date at the June TICC meeting.
E. Internet Satisfaction Survey
The Commission discussed the status of the Internet Satisfaction Survey that went out.
Mr. Mitchell relayed the Survey results will be provided to the Commission at the June
meeting.
F. Commission Partnerships
The Commission received an update on Agenda Item No. 4.2, Education. j
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4. Subject: Subcommittee Report
A. Internet Needs in Cupertino: The City received a response from 200-250 residents.
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STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS
5. Commissioner Ganga provided a report from the May Mayor's meeting with
Commissioners.
Commissioner Ilango moved to research options available to educate residents on what
are the possibilities to request radiation levels. Additionally, he further inquired about
the possibility of carriers providing information on current radiation levels.
Commissioner Bollineni seconded the motion. The motion passed 4-0-1. Mr. Mitchell
took this as an action item.
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Chair Mohanty requested staff to add a new Business Item to the June Agenda titled,
"Move to Paperless.'
6. General Comments provided.
Mr. Mitchell asked for volunteers for the Volunteer Fair.
Mr. Mitchell requested time for Chad Mosley, City Engineer, to present at the June
meeting.
7. Reviewed Activities Calendar.
Activities calendar is filled in thru August. Mr. Mitchell will not be at the October
meeting.
8. Reviewed Action Items list.
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Action items were reviewed and are attached hereto for the record. TICC requests a
presentation during the August TICC meeting to review transparency portals utilized
by the City. Chair Mohanty asked for an additional presentation from Verizon on 5G
and Smart Cities.
ADJOURNMENT
Commissioner de Leon moved for adjournment at 9:15 pm. Commissioner Ganga
second the motion. The motion passed 4-0-1.
SUBMITTED BY APPROVED BY-
Marilyn
Monreal, Recording Secretary Prabir Mohanty, Chair
Attachments:
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2019 Action Items
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Action Items
5/1/2019
Item Owner State Description Status
Al 180404- Bill Pending Invite Palo Alto Public Merge Al 180404-04 with Al
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knowledge of fiber presentation. Scheduled for May
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5/1/19
Completed Action Items
Al 190206- Bill Complete Provide Commissioners Complete as requested
01 3/6/2019 with Lauren Sapudar's
email address to return
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Al 190206- Bill Complete Provide new Complete as requested
02 3/6/2019 Commissioners the
Master Plan and Smart
Cities information
Al 190206- Bill Complete Provide URL for Mr. Mitchell provided the URL
03 3/6/2019 Business License for the City's online services
Renewal menu
Al 190206- Bill Complete Email fiber layout map Mr. Mitchell brought a copy of
05 3/6/2019 the fiber map for presentation
Al 190306- Bill Complete Add timelines and Complete as requested
02 4/3/2019 responsibilities to TICC
Work Plan
Al 190306- Bill Complete Update TICC calendar Comp►ete as requested
03 4/3/2019 on City website
Al 190306- Bill Complete Provide calendar invite Complete as requested
04 4/3/2019 to Commissioners for
future TICC meetings
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