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City Initiative: Burnsville, Minnesota
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Installation going real slow….. called Frontier and found out the cost is $50 per month…… will keep my DSL which is only $30… and use the “hotspots”…. too bad the city didn’t heed the recommendation of the Economic Development committee and commit to an affordable city wifi system either folowing the Chaska or Minneapolis model which cost $18 to $20 per month respectively.