It's probably like per-home connection fees for connecting to water/sewer lines. Google has run the fiber through the city, but you still need to splice the hou

It's probably like per-home connection fees for connecting to water/sewer lines. Google has run the fiber through the city, but you still need to splice the houses to the lines. You only want to connect the houses that are going to be using the service. And that will necessarily mean construction fees. From the look of the construction fees, they are still pretty cheap and below actual costs.