So our nearby streets had fibre installed at the end of 2017. Our house is on private road off the main streets shared by 20+ houses.
The actual private roadway is owned the developer and not the council nor the house owners.
I requested fibre and chorus drew up plans etc and it was a category 2 install. It looked to be all going smoothly albeit slowly.
Last week I get a call from my ISP saying that chorus hadn't received consent from several owners, had jumped from a category 2 up to 3 and the work required had been cancelled. They also said if I apply again it would likely be rejected immediately because of the past issues.
So a couple of questions;
1) Should I bother reapplying? Try another ISP?
2) Why would a design go from category 2 up to 3?
3) Given the roadway isn't owned/cross leased by the home owners why do they need consent from all of the home owners? Surely it's not dissimilar to laying fibre in public roads is they just need consent from the actual owner (council/NZTA/developer).
Thanks