Killer App just got back from a tour of Lafayette, Louisiana's FTTH project -- a tour that must have been brief given the project isn't built yet, and won't have customer online for eighteen months. They say they'll be offering their impressions of the non-existent network this week, but do offer a nice historical primer on how the project came about:Lafayette, as you might recall, had to fight incumbent broadband providers Cox and BellSouth tooth and nail in order to deploy the project. On the heels of the very sudden press realization that citywide Wi-Fi isn't magic pixie dust, we'll expect that municipal FTTH will see greater attention, with Lafayette's $110 million dollar project a major litmus test.