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Home My WebLink About1000-108.-4-11.3 (5)VISUAL IMPACT, PLANNING AND ZONING ANALYSIS PROPOSED PUBLIC UTILITY COMMUNICATIONS FACILITY SPRINT SPECTRUM L.P. 415 ELIJAH'S LANE HAMLET OF MATTITUCK TOWN OF SOUTHOLD SUFFOLK COUNTY, NEW YORK Prepared for: Sprint Spectrum L.P. Crossroads Corporate Center 1 International Boulevard - Suite 800 Mahwah, New Jersey 07495 Attention: Mr. Jeffrey Kitt Prepared by: Freudenthal & Elkowitz Consulting Group, Inc. 368 Veterans Memorial Highway Commack, New York 11725 (631) 499-2222 November 2000 Table of Contents Page 1 Introduction .............................................. Existing Visual Resources ..................................... 2 Land Use, Zoning and Environmental Analysis ................... 10 Visual Impact Analysis ...................................... 13 Findings and Conclusions .................................... 22 Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5 Site Location Map ............................... 5 Site Plan ....................................... 6 Compound Plan, Elevations and Detail ............... 7 Sprint Search Area ............................... 8 Photograph Location Map ........................ 16 Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Photographs of Site and Surrounding Area Creative Visuals, Inc. Letter Report, View Point Photographs and Photographic Simulations Cumculum Vitae of Theresa Elkowitz, Principal of Freudenthal & Elkowitz Consulting Group, Inc. INTRODUCTION A visual impact, planning and zoning analysis was performed for the proposed public utility communications facility of Sprint Spectrum, L.P. The subject site is a commemiat property located at 415 Elijah's Lane, Mattituck, Town of Southold, Suffolk County. The applicant, Sprint Spectrum, L.P., is proposing to replace an existing 100± foot high monopole with a 110-~ foot high monopole, place its antennas at 110-k feet, and to install equipment on concrete piers. The existing 100+ foot monopole currently acconunodates the communications antennas of three carders. In addition to Sprint, and although not part of this application, Verizon Wireless is proposing to co-locate its antennas on the 11 (B= foot replacement monopole at a height of 80+ feet and to locate its equipment in a proposed expanded lease area. Overall, five communications carriers would ultimately co-locate on the replacement monopole and have their associated equipment in the expanded communications compound. A site and area inspection as well as a review of aerial photography were undertaken to examine land use on the site and in the surrounding community. In addition, Town of Southold zoning maps were consulted to determine the zoning of the site and surrounding area. In order to conduct the visual analysis, the following methodology was employed: Visual inspection of the proposed public utility communications facility location and evaluation of physical characteristics of the existing and proposed facilities; Visual inspection of proximate areas to determine existing characteristics of and obstructions in the horizon; and Photographic simulation analysis of the proposed public utility communications facility from several identified vantage points, conducted by Creative Visuals, Inc. Specific methodology used in the preparation of visual simulations performed by Creative Visuals, Inc. is included in Appendix B. EXISTING VISUAL RESOURCES Proposed Public Utility Communications Facility The project site is situated at 415 Elij ah's Lane, Town of Southold, Suffolk County (see Figure Site Location Map). The property is designated on the Suffolk County Tax Map as District 1000 Section 108- Block 4- Lot 11.3. The subject property currently contains a public utility communications facility on the premises of a warehouse occupied by North Fork Galleries, Ltd. The overall property, including the warehouse facility, the communications compound and a dirt driveway/parking area, is approximately 1.8± acres in size. The existing communications compound area is situated on the western portion of the property to the rear of a warehouse facility and contains rock/gravel, weedy vegetation and asphalt as well as the existing monopole and associated equipment (see Figure 2 - Site Plan). The existing communications compound contains equipment of Nextel Communications, Inc., AT&T Wireless and Ornnipoint Communications, Inc. The communications antennas associated with the three existing carriers are proposed to be relocated onto the proposed 110± foot high replacement monopole. 2 The existing commtmications compound is proposed to be expanded to approximately 5,700~ square feet in size to accommodate the two proposed additional carriers (i.e., Sprint Spectrum, L.P. and Verizon Wireless). The replacement monopole will be approximately 10 feet higher than that which currently exists and will be constructed to the northwest of the existing pole. Upon construction of the new monopole, the existing pole will be dismantled and removed from the site. The proposed expansion of the equipment area will take place along the northernmost portion of the existing compound. The existing seven foot high chain-link fencing along the northern perimeter will be removed and new matching fencing will be placed around the expanded compound. The proposed Sprint antennas will be located at a height of 110~ feet above grade level (agl) at the top of the replacement pole. The Sprint equipment cabinets will be placed on concrete piers adjacent to the northernmost portion of the existing compound within the proposed expanded lease area. Verizon Wireless is proposing to locate the top of its antennas at a height of 80-k feet agl. The Verizon equipment shelter will be approximately 12 feet by 30 feet in size and will also be situated adjacent to the northernmost portion of the existing compound in the proposed expanded lease area (see Figure 3 - Compound Plan, Elevation and Details). As previously stated, the three existing communications carriers will relocate their antennas onto the proposed 110-& foot high replacement monopole. AT&T Wireless is proposing to relocate its triangular array of antennas at a height of 1004- feet agl. Nextel Communications, Inc. will relocate its triangular array at a height of 904- feet agl. Omnipoint Communications, Inc. is proposing to relocate its antennas at a height of 654- feet agl. The equipment associated with the three existing carriers will remain in their current locations. 3 The proposed public utility communications facility site is located within an area in which Sprint Spectrum L.P. is experiencing a service deficiency gap (see Figure 4 - Sprint Search Area). The search area is that area in which the communications facility must be located to address the service deficiency. As indicated in Figure 4, State Route (S.R.) 25 traverses the search area in an east-west direction. The northern boundary of the search area extends approximately one-half mile to the north of S.R. 25. The southernmost search area boundary extends generally fi.om New Suffolk Road along the westernmost perimeter and continues in a northeasterly direction. The easternmost search area boundary begins near Moores Lane/Linden Avenue (on the south) and continues in a northerly direction across S.R. 25 (to the east of Alvahs Lane). The westernmost search area boundary begins at a point to the west of Meadow Lane and continues in a northerly direction over S.R. 25 and continues northwesterly along Farmer Road. The search area contains commemial properties and farmland (along S.R. 25), with residential properties to the north and south. 4 TOPOGRAPHIC MAP MATTITUCK AND MATTITUCK HILLS QUADRANGLES 3 4-0 Datum.' 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Mattimck Site SPRINT SEARCH AREA -- 4orth Fork Site 25 NEW SUFFOLK Visual Environment of the Site and Surrounding Area A visual inspection of the subject property indicates that the existing lease area that is proposed to be expanded is located adjacent to the western portion (to the rear) of a warehouse facility and contains a monopole, antennas and equipment of three public utility communications providers. The overall property contains the warehouse, the communications compound, a dirt driveway/parking area and fencing. The remainder of the property contains trees, lawn and some landscaping. The project site is situated on a commemial property that is accessible from a dirt driveway entrance on the west side of Elijah's Lane. The southernmost portion of Elijah's Lane begins at S.R. 25 and continues in a northwesterly direction to Oregon Road (County Road 84). To the north of the subject site is a small wooded area and residential properties on Elijah's Lane followed by Rachel's Road, which contains a residential subdivision. Immediately to the south of the project site is a commercial facility that contains Lindsay' s All Pro Auto Parts, followed by S.R. 25 and farmland associated with a winery. The east side of Elijah's Lane contains residential properties followed by a commercial property that contains a Christmas tree farm and a nursery. To the west of the subject site is wooded area followed by residential properties and farmland. The community surrounding the subject property contains commercial and farm uses along S.R. 25 with residential uses and farmland located within the interior roadways to the north and south of same. In order to depict the nature of the surrounding community, photographs are included in Appendix A. A detailed description of the land use surrounding the subject site is contained in the section entitled Land Use. Zoning and Environmental Analysis, below. The visual environment in the surrounding community has been impacted. It currently contains overhead utility poles and associated wiring that run along ali of the surrounding roadways as well as the existing 100+ foot monopole. The Christmas tree farm located on the east side of Elijah's Lane (to the rear of the residences) also contains a radio antenna tower. 9 LAND USE, ZONING AND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS Zoning and Land Use of the Site and Surrounding Area According to the Town Southold zoning map (dated November 12, 1996), the subject property is situated within the Limited Business (LB) district. According to the Town of Southold Zoning Ordinance, this district permits one-family detached dwellings, agricultural uses and Town buildings and structures (as defined in Section 100-3lA of the Agricultural Conservation District). Also permitted are retail businesses that are complementary to the rural and historic character of the surrounding area. This includes antique shops, art and craft shops, galleries, custom workshops, machine shops, wholesale or retail garden facilities and nurseries, libraries, museums, offices, restaurants, funeral homes, personal service shops, repair shops and wineries. The subject site is developed with a warehouse facility with associated parking areas and an existing public utility communications facility. The land uses in the area appear to conform with the designated zoning districts. The zoning and land uses of the surrounding area are as follows: North: The area located to the north of the subject site is situated within the Residential Low Density AA (R-40) zoning district and contains a residential subdivision (Rachel's Road and Tabor Road) as well as residences that are situated on Elijah's Lane. To the north of the residential subdivision is the Long Island Railroad track. South: To the immediate south of the subject site is a commercial property within the Limited Business (LB) district (as is the subject site). That property is situated at the comer of S.R. 25 and Elijah's Lane and is occupied by Lindsay's All Pro Auto Parts. The area to the south of S.R. 25 contains farmland occupied by Osprey Dominion Vineyards (zoned Agricultural-Conservation District - A-C). The area to the southwest of S.R. 25 contains a residential subdivision that is zoned under the Residential Low Density AA (R-40) district. Moving further south, residential uses resume along the south side of New Suffolk Avenue. I0 East: The east side of Elijah's Lane contains residential properties that are zoned Residential Low Density AA (R-40). Beyond the residential properties, land uses consist of a Christmas tree farm and nursery that are situated within the Agricultural Conservation (A-C) zoning district. The properties situated along the north side of S.R. 25 are zoned Residential Low Density A (R-80) district. West: To the west of the subject site is a small portion of the residential subdivision (previously discussed under "north") as well as properties that are situated on the north side of S.R. 25, which are mainly residential in nature. The above residential areas are designated Residential Low Density AA (R-40). Farmland is located to the west of the residential area under the Agricultural Conservation (A-C) zoning district. 11 Environmental Considerations Since the expanded communications facility will remain unmanned, there will be minimal impact on the environmental conditions in the area. The facility will not generate either sewage or solid waste and will not need to be supplied with potable water. The traffic generated by the proposed project is also minimal, consisting of one to two trips per month (per career) to monitor the equipment. The equipment installed on the site will use a minimal amount of electricity. There will be no adverse impact on soils or topography, nor will the proposed project affect drainage. Since there will be no sewage generation or water use, there will be no impact to surface water nor to groundwater quantity or quality. As the proposed location of the communications facility is on a developed commercial property and only minimal cleating will be necessary, there will be no significant adverse impact to the ecology of the area. The subject property is not situated within the Central Pine Barrens and is not located within a Special Groundwater Protection Area. 12 VISUAL IMPACT ANALYSIS Photographic Simulation Methodology To determine the visual impact of the proposed 110± foot replacement monopole, installation of Sprint and Verizon antennas and relocation of the antennas of three careers that currently exist on the 100-~ foot monopole, Creative Visuals Inc., prepared photorealistic renderings of the proposed public utility communications facility. On November 2, 2000, Creative Visuals, Inc. conducted an on-site visit to obtain familiarity with the site and surrounding area. Thirteen (13) off-site "View Points" proximate to the site were selected for analysis as areas of potential visual impact. Photosimulations were prepared from View Points where the proposed replacement pole would be visible. These photographic simulations were then used to determine visual impact of the proposed replacement monopole. Analog photographs were taken from each of the View Points by Creative Visuals, Inc. on November 2, 2000 between 10:20 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Weather conditions were sunny with variable winds. These photographs presented a reference point for calculation of the proposed 110-~ foot high replacement monopole via two 18" x 17" red flags attached to a crane, as seen from each View Point (where visible). The existing structure as well as drawings furnished by Sprint Spectnnn, L.P. served as a reference point for the placement and simulation of the proposed 110-~= foot high replacement monopole with antennas. The site and then each View Point were located on a digitized NYSDOT contour map. AutoCAD was used to create a model of the actual proposed sector antenna attachments using dimensions and drawings furnished by Sprint. Other software was then used to photorealistically render the facility as seen from each View Point, maintaining the perspective of the analog photos. The communications facility (antennas and equipment shelter) was imported into the computer with the actual dimensions as a vectorized three-dimensional model. The antennas and equipment shelter were assigned photorealistic materials; photographs of a similar sector antenna attachment and equipment were used to facilitate this process. 13 Finally, the photorealistically rendered antennas and equipment were inserted and merged into the digitized site photographs. The complete methodology for the photograph/c simulations is included in Appendix B. A Photograph Location Map is included as Figure 5. The following View Points are presented for analysis: Description of View Point View Point 1 - From in front of 260 Elijah's Lane (simulation prepared). Approximate Distance to Proiect Site 324 feet View Point 2 - From the intersection of S.R. 25 and 420 feet Eastward Court. (Crane and flags not visible, therefore no simulation prepared). View Point 3 - From the end of Eastward Court (cul-de-sac) in 947 feet fi'ont of 635 Eastward Court. (Crane and flags barely visible, therefore no simulation prepared). View Point 4 - View Point 5 - View Point 6 - From the intersection of S.R. 25 and Cardinal Drive (entrance to Mattituck Estates). (Crane and flags not visible, therefore no simulation prepared). From the end of Azalea Road (cul-de-sac) in fi-ont of 50 Azalea Road. (Crane and flags not visible, therefore no simulation prepared). From the intersection of Theresa Drive and New Suffolk Avenue. (simulation prepared). From near 6350 New Suffolk Avenue. (Crane and flags not visible, therefore no simulation prepared). From near 305 Hall's Creek Drive. (Crane and flags not visible, therefore no simulation prepared). View Point 7 - View Point 8 1,508 feet 1,091 feet 2,333 feet 2,333 feet 3,429 feet 14 View Point 9 - View Point 10 - View Point 11 - View Point 12 - View Point 13 - From near 2463 Elijah's Lane. (Crane and flags not visible, therefore no simulation prepared). From near 1945 Elijah's Lane (simulation prepared). From near 1250 Elijah's Lane (simulation prepared). From the intersection of New Suffolk Avenue and Hall's Creek Drive. (simulation prepared). From S.R. 25 near Locust Avenue (Evergreen Lane). (Crane and flags barely visible, therefore no simulation prepared). 2,120 feet 1,608 feet 921 feet 3,324 feet 1,309 feet 15 V~ ~ O~ Visual Impact Analysis The results of the visual simulation analysis are summarized below with simulations included in Appendix B. View Point 1: The existing conditions depicted in View Point 1, taken from in front of 260 Elijah's Lane (324 feet from the project site), show the existing 100-z- foot monopole with three sets o f cellular communications antennas amongst the overhead utility poles and lines that run along Elijah's Lane and the subject property. Trees and the existing warehouse building block the majority of views associated with the equipment on the ground surface. The photographic simulation from View Point I shows the proposed I 10~ foot replacement monopole (including the two additional proposed carders) amongst the overhead utility lines and trees. Views associated with the higher replacement pole will not be significantly different, although the new antennas will be visible. View Point 2: As seen from View Point 2 (420 feet from the project site), the existing 100.4- foot monopole and associated equipment are not visible from the intersection of S.R. 25 and Eastward Court. Also, as the crane and flags depicting the 110~ foot high monopole were not visible, the replacement monopole would not be visible fi'om this View Point. As such, no photographic simulation was performed. 17 View Point 3: View Point 3 (947 feet from the project site) shows that the existing 1004- foot monopole is barely visible among the top of the trees as seen from in front of 635 Eastward Court (at the end of the cul-de-sac). The difference in height from the existing to the replacement monopole is barely perceptible. During the winter months, views of the facility may be slightly mom prominent as large deciduous trees are present in the current photograph. Note that overhead utility lines are prominently visible in this area. No photographic simulation was prepared, as the crane with flags was barely visible from this area. However, an arrow indicates the location of the top of the replacement pole. View Point 4: As seen from View Point 4 (1,508 feet from the project site) the existing 1004- foot monopole is not visible from the intersection of S.R. 25 and Cardinal Drive (at the entrance to Mattituck Estates). Large trees are present in the photograph. Overhead utility lines along the roadways are prominently visible in the horizon from this location. The crane and flags depicting the height of the proposed 1104- foot replacement monopole were not visible. Thus, no photographic simulation was performed since the proposed 1104- foot replacement monopole would not be visible from this location. View Point 5: As seen from Viewpoint 5 (1,091 feet from the project site), the existing 1004- foot monopole is not visible fi.om in front of 50 Azalea Road (at the end of the cul-de-sac). Large trees and overhead utility lines are present in the photograph. No photographic simulation was prepared for View Point 5, since the crane and flags associated with the proposed 1104- foot monopole were not visible from this location. 18 ViewPoint 6: View Point 6, taken from the intersection of Theresa Drive and New Suffolk Avenue (2,333 feet from the project site), shows that the existing 100± foot monopole is visible from this location. The simulated view from View Point 6 shows that the proposed 110± foot replacement monopole (including the two additional proposed carriers) would also be visible from this location. However, as indicated by the simulation, views associated with the proposed facility will not be significantly different than those currently associated with the existing facility. View Point 7: View Point 7, taken from near 6350 New Suffolk Avenue (2,333 feet from the project site and slightly west of View Point 6), shows that the existing I00-~ foot monopole is not visible from this location. Also, the crane and flags depicting the proposed 110± foot replacement monopole were not visible. Therefore, no photographic simulation was prepared. View Point 8: As seen from Viewpoint 8 (3,429 feet from the project site and slightly south of View Point 12) the existing 100± foot monopole is not visible from near 305 Hall's Creek Drive. Deciduous trees are present in the photograph. The crane and flags depicting the proposed 110± foot replacement monopole were not visible. Therefore, no photographic simulation was prepared as the replacement monopole would not be visible from this location. 19 View Point 9: As seen from View Point 9 (2,120 feet from the project site) the existing 100~ foot monopole is not visible from near 2463 Elijah's Lane. Overhead utility poles are prominently visible along Elijah's Lane in this area. No photographic simulation was prepared since the crane and flags associated with the proposed 110-~ foot replacement pole were not visible from this location. View Point I0: View Point 10, taken from near 1945 Elijah's Lane (1,608 feet from the project site), shows that the existing 100± foot is visible from this location. Overhead utility poles that nm along the east side of Elijah's Lane are also prominent on the horizon from this location. The simulated view from View Point 10 shows that the proposed 110± foot replacement monopole (including the two additional proposed carders) would also be visible from this location, amongst the overhead utility poles on Elijah's Lane. However, as illustrated in the simulation, the difference in height among the poles is barely imperceptible. View Point 11: View Point 11, taken from near 1250 Elijah's Lane (921 feet from the project site), shows that the upper portion of the existing 100± foot monopole is visible from this location. Overhead utility poles that mn along the east side of Elijah's Lane are also prominent on the horizon from this location. The simulated view from View Point 11 shows that the proposed 110-~ foot replacement monopole would also be visible from this location, amongst the overhead utility poles and wires on Elijah's Lane. 20 View Point 12: View Point 12 (3,324 feet from the project site) shows that the existing 100-~= foot monopole is barely visible from the intersection of New Suffolk Avenue and Hall's Creek Drive. Note that views of the overhead utility lines situated along the roadways in this area are more prominent on the horizon than views associated with the project site. However, as indicated by the simulation, views associated with the proposed expansion will not be substantially different than those associated with the existing facility. View Point 13: From View Point 13 (1,309 feet from the project site) the existing 100~ foot monopole is barely visible among the top of the trees as seen fi.om near the intersection of S.R. 25 and Locust Avenue (Evergreen Lane). During the winter months, views of the facility may be slightly more prominent, as large deciduous trees are present in the current photograph. Note that overhead utility lines are prominently visible on the horizon in this area. No photographic simulation was prepared, as the crane with flags depicting the proposed 110-4- foot replacement pole was barely visible fi.om this location. However, an arrow indicates the top of the replacement monopole. 21 FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS Based upon an inspection of the existing communications facility site and surrounding areas, analysis of the surrounding land use, zoning and environmental conditions, evaluation of characteristics of the proposed communications facility and an analysis of the photographic simulations, the following findings can be made: From a planning perspective, the proposed site is an optimal location for the proposed 110~- foot replacement monopole and associated equipment since it is situated within an existing communications compound that currently contains a 100-~= foot monopole and is located to the rear of a warehouse. The replacement monopole will be approximately 10 feet higher than the existing monopole. The photographic simulations demonstrate that visibility of the proposed replacement monopole and new antenna arrays would be generally similar to views associated with the existing facility. The proposed equipment would not be visible from most surrounding areas as it will be located to the rear of the warehouse building behind and be obscured from view by the existing equipment. In addition, the existing communications compound is surrounded by vegetation along three sides of the facility. The existing facility is intermittently visible along S.R. 25 (in the vicinity of the subject site) due to presence of vegetation. The residential properties located along Elijah's Lane are intermittently obscured from views of the facility by vegetation as well. While the existing facility is visible fi.om the residential subdivision to the north, the incremental height increase of the replacement pole (which is proposed to be approximately 10 feet taller) would be barely perceptible from the locations discussed above. 22 The existing facility is not visible from the majority of the residential areas located to the southeast and southwest of the project site. This will not change with the 10 foot increase in height associated with the replacement pole. However, specific properties will continue to experience intermittent views of the facility depending upon the exact location and season. The Telecommunications Act of 1996, the federal law that governs wireless communications facilities, encourages co-location, which is the location of multiple antennas on the same site. Replacing the existing monopole (100-a= feet) with one just ten feet higher (110~ feet) allows co-location among five communications carriers, which helps to minimize the potential for development of different monopoles in the same area and serves to minimize potential cumulative visual impacts. There will be a minimal impact on the environmental conditions of the site and the surrounding area as the proposed replacement monopole and associated equipment will be situated within an existing communications compound. The facility will remain unmanned and will not generate sanitary sewage or water usage. Given the extent and nature of the service deficiency experienced by Sprint Spectrum, L.P., this location is optimal from a planning perspective as it is situated within an existing communications compound. The visibility of the expanded communications compound from surrounding areas will be confined to those areas that presently contain views of the existing facility, and the change in height associated with the replacement pole will be barely pemeptible, although the additional antennas would be visible from some locations. In conclusion, the proposed project will have minimal visual impacts on the surrounding community. 23 APPENDIX A FREIIDENTHAL ~ ELKOWITZ CONSULTING GROUP, [NC. Proposed Public Utility Communications Facility Elijah's Lane, Mattituck Photoeranh No. 1: View of warehouse and existing Public Utility Communications Facility taken from Elijah's Lane facing west. Photoeranh No. 2: Closer view of existing communications compound taken from south side of warehouse facing west. FREUDENTHAL & ELKOwITZ CONSULTING GROUP, INC. Proposed Public Utility Communications Facility Elijah's Lane, Mattituck Photoeranh No. 3: Northwest view taken inside existing communications compound showing area proposed to be expanded (along fence). Photoeraoh No. 4: View facing west of Lindsay's Ail Pro Auto Parts taken from Elijah's Lane. This facility is situated to the south of the subject site. FREUDENTHAL & ELKOWITZ CONSULT]INiG GROUP, INC. Proposed Public Utility Communications Facility Elijah's Lane, Mattituck Photograoh No. 5: View facing southeast on Elijah's Lane taken from roadway in front of subject site (showing intersection of S.R. 25 and Elijah's Lane in background). Photoeraph No. 6: View facing east from corner of S.R. 25 and Elijah's Lane showing vineyards along south side of S.R. 25. FREUDENTHAL & ELKOwITZ CONSULTING GROUP, INC. Proposed Public Utility Communications Facility Elijah's Lane, Mattituck Photouranh No. 7: View toward subject site facing northwest from corner of S.R. 25 and Locust Avenue. Photogranh No. 8: View facing north from corner of Evergreen Lane and S.R. 25 showing Christmas Tree Farm. FREUDENTHAL & ELKOwrrZ CONSULTING GROUP, INC. Proposed Public Utility Communications Facility Elijah's Lane, Mattituck Photoerauh No. 9: View toward subject site facing north taken from corner of New Suffolk Avenue and Donna Drive (showing existing facility). Photograph No. 10: View toward subject site looking southeast from corner of Tabor Road and Gabriella Court (showing existing facility). FREUDENTHAL & ELKOwrrZ CONSULTING GROUP, INC. ,&PPEND LX B FREUDENTtiAL & Rl.KOwrrZ CONSULTING GROUP, INC. VISUAL ANALYSIS REPLACEMENT MONOPOLE Elijah's Lane & Route 25 Southold, NY Prepared For Sprint Spectrum LP Prepared By Creative Visuals, Inc. & Virtually Real, Inc. November 2000 Creative Visuals, Inc. Cold Brook Road Post Office Box 435 Bearsville, NY 12409 Phone (914) 679-9055 Fax (914) 679-1175 November 11, 2000 Mr. Jeff Kitt Sprint Spectrum L.P. One Intematiounl Boulevard, Suite 800 Mahwah, NJ 07495 RE: Sprint Proposed Public Utility Communications Facility Dear Mr. Kitt: Creative Visuals, Inc., in conjunction with Virtually Real Inc., has prepared an accurate visual study containing photo-realistic renderings oft. he proposod Public Utility Communications Facility ("Facility'), consisting of an 110' tall replacement munopole with antennas, proposed by Sprint Spectrum L.P. at Elijah's Lane and Route 25, Southhold, New York. The proposed 110' tall monopole would replace tho existing 100' tall monopole that currently has AT&T Wireless panel antennas, Nextel Communications whip antennas, and Omnipoint panel antennas. The replacement monopole would have amennas mounted by five carriers: the aforementioned three carriers on the existing pole in addition to Sprint Spectrum L.P and Verizon Wireless as depicted on the plans prepared by Papay Enginoering& Construction Inc., the applicant's consultants. Creative Visuals, Inc. in conjunction with Virtually Real, Inc., has prepared an accurate visual impact study of the completed site, utilizing the process described bolow. A two-man team made an on-site visit to obtain familiarity with the terrain and its surrounding residential neighborhoods. The proposed site is located adjacent to the existing 100' monopole. Thirteen off-site points ("View Points") were selected within close proximity of the site from which five were chosen for photo representation of the completed facility: Description of View Point Approximate Distance to Site View Point 1 - from m front of 260 Ehjah's Lane; 324' View Point 2 - from the intersection of Route 25 and Eastward Court, crane not visible; 420' View Po/nt 3 - from the end of the Eastward Court cul-de-sac, in front of 635 Eastward Court, red arrow indicates the location of the top of the crane; 947' View Point 4 - from the intersection of Route 25 and Cardinal Drive, crane not visible; 1,508' View Point 5 - from the Azalea Road cul-de-sac, in front of 50 Azalea Road, crane not visible; 1,091' View Point 6 - from the intersection of Theresa Drive and New Suffolk Avenue; 2,333' View Point 7 - from near 6350 New Suffolk Avenue, crane not visible; 2333' View Point 8 - from near 305 Hall's Creek Drive, crane not visible; 3,429' View Point 9 - from near 2463 Elijah's Lane, crane not visible; 2,120' View Point 10 - from near 1945 Elijah's Lane; 1,608' View Point 11 - from near 1250 Elijah's Lane; 921' View Point 12 - from the intersection of New Suffolk Avenue and Hall's Creek Drive; 3,324' View Point 13 - from Route 25, near Locust Avenue, red arrow indicates the location of the top of the crane. 1,309' Larry Heimel took analog photographs of the site from each of the View Points under study, shooting Kodak Royal Gold 200 ASA print film with a Nikon F-5 and N-70 camera, each with a fixed 50mm lens. Two cameras were used to provide an "insurance" shot. The photos were taken on November 2, 2000 between 10:20 A.M and 1:30 P.M.; conditions were sunny skies with variable winds. These photos presented a reference point for calculation of the structure's placement, via two 18"xl7" red flags attached to a crane. The flags were set at 110' AGL (Above Ground Level) above the location of the proposed replacement monopole site. The negatives were scanned at 2700 dpi (dots per inch) and then digitized as 26MB high-resolution files. The site and each View Point were then locked on a digitized DOT contour map. AutoCAD was used to create a model of the actual proposed structure. A separate, 3-D software, 3D Studio Max, was then used to photorealistically render the facility as seen from each of the photo simulation View Points, maintaining the perspective of a 50mm lens. This was achieved by exporting the "model" of the monopole (along with the location of the View Points, crane reference points and monopole) inW 3D Studio Max from AutoCAD as a DXF file. The 3D soi~vare utilized this imported file to reference the facility, two red flags ~ttached to the crane and View Point locations, thus maintaining their relative X, Y and Z distances. The facility was also unported with its actual dimensions as a vectorized 3D model. Each View Point including the site was elevated to its proper AMSL. 3D Studio Max cameras were set at each View Point's X, Y and Z location and photographed the model monopole with a 50mm lens (correlating to our analog 50mm photos). The X, Y and Z coordinates allowed the 3D camera to render the structure to its correct scale, rotation and angle from each View Point. The monopole was assigned "photoreahstic" materials in the software's materials editor; a photograph of the existing similar and other facilities were used to facilitate this process. 3-D Max software simulated sunlight on the monopole, taking into account the site latitude, date and time of day of the View Point photographs. Finally, the existing monopole and crane were digitally removed from the photograph and the photorealistieally-rendered monopole was inserted and merged with the photograph of the existing monopole into the digitized site photos we had taken and converted from 26MB files into digitized photographs. Conclusion Based upon our over eleven years' experience in visual analysis, as well as analyzing over 200 public utility structure sites throughout the region, we are confident that the enclosed visual study accurately reflects the appearance of the Facility, consisting ora 110'foot tall monopole located at the captioned site. APPENDIX C FREUDENTHAL & ELKOwrrZ CONSULTIAIG GROUP, INC. FREUDENTHAL & ELKOW TZ CONSULT NG GROUR The~es~ Elkowii2, President Hugo D. F~u&uthd (R~¢irdA994) CURRICULUM VITAE OF THERESA ELKOWITZ 568 Yeterans 3lemori,al High~y Commack, New 'York 11725 %h (65t) 499-2223 F~,: (651) 499-5928 OVERVIEW Theresa Elkowitz is the president of Freudenthal & Elkowitz Consulting Group, Inc. (F&E), an environmental and planning consulting finn. She is well-versed in the State Environmental Review Quality (SEQR) process. Not only has she worked with public and private clients on the administration of the SEQR, but she also serves as Chairperson of the Suffolk County Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ). The CEQ is responsible for recommending SEQR determinations, holding public hearings and adminislxation of the environmental review process for actions proposed by the County of Suffolk. Prior to forming F&E, Mrs. Elkowitz spent several years managing environmental projects for a consulting engineering firm. She has been involved in many diverse projects including the preparation of Draft and Final Environmental Impact Statements (EISs), Local Waterfront Revitalization Programs, wetland evaluations, water use and conservation plans, municipal and private planning studies, grant applications, as well as solid waste management plans and Part 360 permit applications. Before entering the field of environmental and planning consulting, Mrs. Elkowitz was employed by the Town of Brookhaven Department of Housing, Community Development and Intergovernmental Affairs. She was responsible for preparing environmental assessments for community development projects in accordance with SEQR Act and the National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA). Representative projects/documents which Mrs. Elkowitz has supervised, prepared and/or had a significant preparatory role include, but are not limited to: DEIS and related SEQR/CEQR Documentation for Kensico Water Pollution Control Program for New York City Department of Environmental Protection; DEIS and related SEQRJCEQR Documentation for Fresh Kills Landfill for New York City Department of Sanitation; DEIS for Rezoning of 147+ acre Nassau County Property for Nassau County; DEIS and FEIS for Rezoning of 170+ acre Roosevelt Raceway for property owner; 2 DEIS and FEIS for development of 22+ acre commercial center in Stony Brook for private applicant; LWRP and environmental and planning tasks for Incorporated Village of Manorhaven; DEIS and FEIS for 200+ unit Planned Retirement Community in Amityville for private applicant; DGEIS for creation of Incentive Zoning District for the Town of Goshen; DEIS and FEIS for 23+ acre subdivision in the Village of Kings Point for private applicant, USACOE and NYSDEC wetland applications and presentations at public hearings; DEIS and FEIS for a commercial building in Woodmere, securing of NYSDEC and USACOE wetland permits, presentations at public hearings; Preparation of an EAF and environmental report for a proposed solid waste management recycling facility in Brookhaven; EAF and Environmental Report for proposed 40 unit residential development for the deaf in Coram; DEIS and FEIS for residential and commercial development in Riverhead, securing a NYSDEC Freshwater Wetland Permit; DEIS and FEIS for waterfxont condominium complex in Freeport, expert testimony on wetlands and representation of client before Freeport Planning Board, preparation of NYSDEC and USACOE Wetland Applications; DEIS and FEIS for corporate park in Holbrook, data collection and preparation of economic analysis report for proposed corporate park; DEIS and FEIS for 80 unit residential condominium complex in Coram, preparation of wetland application; FEIS for an affordable housing development in Riverhead, preparation of an Affordable Housing Corporation Grant Application; DEIS for Lakeville Energy Project Cogeneration Plant in New Hyde Park; 3 DEIS and detailed water use and conservation study for Marriott Hotel expansion, Uniondale, expert testimony associated with SEQR process; DEIS and FEIS for residential subdivision in BeekmanfEast Fishkill, expert testimony associated with SEQR process; DEIS and FEIS for an office condominium complex in Wantagh, expert testimony associated with SEQR process, preparation of NYSDEC freshwater wetland permit application; DEIS and FEIS for a shopping center in Patchogue, expert testimony associated with SEQR process. EXPERIENCE Principal and Corporate President. Responsible for operations of a multi-disciplined environmental and planning consulting firm. Technical tasks include the preparation of environmental impact statements; environmental assessment forms; site assessments; waterfront revitalization programs; wetland evaluations; planning studies; and various permit applications and related analyses for public and private clients. Environmental presentations and expert testimony before various municipal boards and community groups. Administrative tasks include all business operations, personnel management, budgeting, billing, marketing etc. Freudenthal & Elkowitz Consulting Group, Inc., 368 Veterans Memorial Highway, Commack, New York. August, 1988 - Present. Environmental Project Manager/Planner. Responsible for the preparation of environmental impact statements, environment assessments and planning studies for private clients and municipalities. Environmental presentations and testimony to Town Boards and Planning Boards. Preparation of various New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Nassau County Depmhnent of Health and Suffolk County Department of Health Services permit applications. Coordination of State Environmental Quality Review procedures. Site evaluations and environmental assessments for real estate developers. Administrative functions including proposal and contract preparation, budget analysis, and billing. Supervision of professional and support staff. Baldwin & Cornelius, P.C., 210 Express Street, Plainview, New York. December, 1986 -August, 1988. 4 Neighborhood Aide/Assistant to the Housing Rehabilitation Administrator. Completion of environmental reviews for ail Community Development projects in accordance with SEQR and NEPA. Preparation of grant proposais. Assisted in the first affordable housing program for the Town of Brookhaven- the Neighborhood Homes Program. Credit feasibility anaiyses for SONYMA mortgage applicants. Interviewing for residential rehabilitation, materiais grant and townwide handicap ramp programs, evaluation of applications and subsequent loan recommendations. Monitoring and coordinating of the Materials Grant and Townwide Handicap Ramp programs, monitoring of loan repayments and analysis of project income. Solicitation of consultants and engineers for public works projects. Coordination of public works projects and contract compliance with federai regulations. Preparation of budgets and recommendations for policy changes. Town of Brookhaven Depmtment of Housing, Community Development and Intergovernmental Affairs, 3233 Route 112, Medford, New York. November, 1983 -November, 1986. Instructor. Preparation of and teaching biweekly recitations in algebra and introductory microeconomics, private tutoriais, assigning and grading homework and examinations. Association for Public Policy and Management Summer Institute for Minority Students, W. Averell Harriman College for Policy Anaiysis and Public Management, State University of New York at Stony Brook, New York. Summer, 1983, 1984 and 1985. EDUCATION M.S., Policy Analysis and Public Management; W. Averell Harriman College for Policy Analysis and Public Management. May, 1985. B.A., Liberal Arts; State University of New York at Stony Brook. May, 1985. SPECIAL PROJECTS Consultant. Responsible for the formulation, implementation and administration of the Residential Rehabilitation Program for the Incorporated Village of Lake Grove. Tasks include interviewing clients, evaluating applications, program coordination, project monitoring and payments. Fail, 1985 -1987. Graduate Workshop. Statisticai anaiysis of usage of the Mastic-Moriches-Shirley Community Library. Recommendations to the Library's Board of Trustees regarding how to increase community patronage and involvement. Spring, 1984. MEMBERSHIPS Chairperson, Suffolk County Council on Environmental Quality. Environment Committee of the Long Island Association Board of Directors, Long Island Builders Institute HONORS, AWARDS AND DESIGNATIONS Certified Environmental Specialist and Certified Environmental Inspector, Environmental Assessment Association, 1994. Magna Cum Laude Graduate, State University of New York at Stony Brook. May, 1985. Winner, Presidemial Management Intern Program. Spring, 1985. print Spectrum L.P. SPRINT IMPLEMENTATION: VERIZON: AT&:T WIRELESS COLOCATION: POWER: TELCO: SWITCH: SITE: A/E: KEYSPAN (FILE: 65339040) AMY NOLLER (201) 684-4009 JOHN GOMEZ ALEX DEFRANCIS (20~) 576-2:S5 - BOB DELANEY (631) ~48-7045 CONRAD HOENIO (651) 687-8522 (516) 827-2800 WILLIAM BAXTER (561) 225-4492 PETER PAPAY (201) 934-2828 PROJECT CONTACTS SITE NUMBER: SITE ADDRESS: OWNER: CO-APPLICANTS: LEGAL NY53XC688/958285 ELIJAN'S LANE &: ROUTE 25 SOUTHOLD, NY WILLIAM J. BAXTER, JR, 1050 E. PUTNAM AVENUE GREENWICH, CT 06550 SPRINT SPECTRUM L.P. CROSSROADS CORPORATE CENTER INTERNATIONAL BLVD., BTE. 800 MAHWAH, NJ 07495 N%MSA LIIVlFED PARTNERSHIP DBA: VERIZON WIRELESS FKA: BELL ATLANTIC MOBILE 60 HERRICKS ROAD MINEOLA, NY 11501 DESCRIPTION: BEING ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND AND PREMISES LOCATED IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK AND TOWN OF SOUTHOLD KNOWN AS LOT 11.3 IN BLOCK 4, SECTION 108, DISTRICT 1000. COORDINATES (NAD 85): LATITUDE: 4-0' 59' 57.9" LONGITUDE: 72° 50' 59.2" ELEVATION: 50' AMSL CURRENT ZONING: LB - LIMITED BUSINESS PROJECT SUMMARY wireless SHEET REVISION NUMBER DESCRIPTION DATE T-1 TITLE SHEET 07/12/00 S-1 SiTE PLAN AND NOTES 07/12/00 S-lA KEY MAP 07/12/00 S-2 COMPOUND PLAN, ELEVATION AND DETAILS 07/12/00 S-5 DETAILB 07/12/00 S-4 DETAILS 07/12/00 SHEET INDEX AIJG 3.1 2000 So'~thold ]'own Planning aoard PETER E, PAPAY UNAUTHORIZED ALTERATION OR ADDITION TO THIS DOCUMENT IS A VIOLATION OF SECTION 7209 OF THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION LAW. N,Y, PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER NO, 064690 PAPAY ENGINEERING ~: CONSTRUC'RON, INC. 100 HILLTOP ROAD, RAMBEY, NJ 074~4~ -- -Sprin( Sprint Spectrum L.P., Crossroads Corporate Center 1 InterneUona[ Blvd., Ste. 800 Mohwah, New Jersey 07495 Phone' (201) 512-4700 Fax: (201) 512-471~ ~"~wireless 60 HERRICKS ROAD MINEOLA, NY 11501 (516) 294-1090 PROJECT NUMBER IJ.D.P. CHECKED BY I P.E,P. ] NO DATE ISSUE 0 07/12/00 APPROVAL APPROVALS PROJECT MANAGER: DATE: SPRINT REP: . DATE: YERIZON REP: DATE: MA~ITUCK S~E NUMBE~r NY3SXC688/958283 ELIJAH'S LANE & RT 25 SOUTHOLD, NY DIST. 1000, SEC. 108 BLOCK 4-, LOT 11.5 EHEET TITLE TITLE SHEET SHEET NUMBER T-I AI 'ENNA SCHEDULE (ALL CARRIERS) ELEVAllON AND QU.NiITIY OF ANTENNAS, C. ARRIER ANll[NNA MODEL AND STATOS REFERENCE SECTORS PER SECTOR AZIMUfTHS COMMENTS SPRINI DBgDOHBOT2m (PROPOSED) 110' (TOPS) 5 5 540, 110, 250 CPS UNIT AT 110' CURRENTEY THREE ANTENNAS ~1~ PER AT&T WIRELESS SERVICES ALP llOll-N (EXiSllflO) 98' (CENTERUNE) 5 4 50, 150, 240 SECTOR, FOUR ARE PROPOSED PER SECTOR. EX)SIINO WI~iES ON EXlSq)NG POLE TO BE NEXTEL BMR-OB-OOOll-OD (PROPOSED) gO' (TOPS) 5 4 30, 150, 270 ~PIJ~CED WITH P~EL ANTENNAS SHOWff HERE VERIZON WIRELESS ALPgOllE (PROPOSED) 80' (TOPS) 3 4 102, 222, 342'CPS UNFF AT SHELTER ROOF MOUNTED llOHT TO POLE USING TRI-BRAOXET OMNIPOINT mS RRgO-17-OODP (EXISTING) 05' (TOPS) 5 1 30, 15D, 270 ASSE)~BUES AND TRI-SECTOR ASSmBUES CONNELLY & MASTON 535 ELIJAH'S LANE MATFITUCK, NY 11952 ~ ~. EXIBT~NO UTILITY GENERAL CON8TRUCTIONNOTE8 ,~ /~LE (1YP.) / "~. / .4RE NOT PROPOSED. RE-CRADINC IS NOT PEOPROED ^~' FJ~UR~ ~E PRO~SED RO ORORAE F~M DU~ TO D~N, BY THE D~EC~ON OF P~AY ENGINEERING ~ CONS~UC~ON~ lNG , SHELTER 100 HI~P RO~, ~SB, Nd 07~6 / 20t-93~-2~8 .~x~ ~ NE~ RIGHm,S OF ~AY OR ~SE~ENTS ~E PROPOSED %', ~ ~E~LmoN OF EXISTING ITEMS SHOWN. mE CO~RACTOR 5~LL ~ PROV)SO~ ~ tie ~ ~' (opp~x.) 5'~ ~ F~IL~ZJNG HI,SELF WiTH ALL CONTACT DOCUUE~S. FELD COND~IONS ~D ~ ~ ~ ~'%"% ¢ I0. OlUENaONS SHOWN ~E TO RNISH SURFERS UNL~ OTHER~iSE NOTED SPACiN¢~ Crossroods Corporote Center SPRINT ORIENTATION &¢ ./'/ EXIST UTmLmm~ "~ )z IaSTALL ~ ROUiP~ENT ~B UATER~ )N ~CORD~CE ~ UANUFAC~RO~ ./../// ' POLE ~ / .~..~, oEmNsmu"mo"'REGU~oNsUNLESST*K[ PEE~DENCE.SPECFI~LLY OTHER,iRE INDICATED ~ WHERE LODAL CODES ~ t~e . HUNTER ~t/ 13 THE CO~ J~&L Nolm~ ~[ COHST~CT~N M~ER ~ ~L P~D~S OR %-% 55 SUNDANCE DR)VD _%0~¢~x¢ ~ ITEms MORRO ~ EXISTINO1' ~rOH ARE NOT FOUND TO BE iN IHS RELD, UNO'GROUND .*~ / ~CTOR SHALL G~ ALL ~OTrCB ~D CG.PLY ~IT~ AE ~, . CL~INO~ ) ~ / / O0~S. THE NAT)O~L EEC~[C 00~. ~D ~L~ COmPlY SP[OIF~ARONS. (51 61 294-1090 10~ ~ ~ / ~ ~ 15 A~ WOAN SHA[ ~ PERF'"RD mN STBOT ACCORDANCE WiTH &L C~. STA?E ~O VERIZON ORIE~A~ON ~¢ ../" ~/ USE THE r~iLm~ ~D P"E~iSES. TFm~ CONTRA~OR SH~L SOHEDU~ AND %~% SH~ BE ROSPONSIBLE FO, COORD~AIIRO HIS WO*~ ~TH IHS WORK OF OTHERS P.E.P. ~ ~. ~ ./,./,, NO DA~ ~E NEiCHLEY ,/- ~Ro ~ / ~RO- WHIEH ARE PERFORRED BY OTHERS, PATCHOGUE, NY 11772 ../' GOD6 ARPRORED MATERIALS ALL EXTERIOR PENBRATIONS SHALL BE W~THE~ROOF, 0 07/12/00 ~P~V~ ./ ~ ~ 2D, DET~LS ANE IN~NDED 10 ~0~ END RESULT OF DESIGN, M~NOR M~IFIOAT~NS DAY ~ -'/"/ COMPOUND ~ /' ~ BE INCLUDED AS P~T OF mE ~ORK %~ ~ ~ .- 21 THE CONT~ SH~ ~E ~L NEC~Y PROMSIONS TO PROTECT ALL EXISTING P~ k / % ~ ~ %BLOCK IELECOM / ¢ ~ %' ~ AGGREGATE TELECOM /" ./ WILLIAM J. B~TER, JR. ~ ./' 1030 ~ST PUTNAM AVENUE / ~ ../- GREENWICH, CT 06850 / // ,./,/'/~ GRAPHIC SCAI,E OF m-NE SRNTACE IS NOT CO~4PROMIROD APPROVALS FOR SUGH DEVIATIONS PROJECT UANAOER: DATE: 25. THE CONTRACTOR SH~O SUPERAISE AND DI~CT THE WORK USING THE REST SPRINT REP: DATE: OONSTRUCllON SKILLS AND AITENT~ON THE OONTRAGTOR SHALL RE SOLELY IECNNIOUEG. SEQUERDES AND PROCEDURES AND FOR COOROINA~NG ALL PORTIONS VERIZDN REP: DATE: OF THE WORK UNDE~ GONTI~ACm'. UNLESS CONTWAGT DODU~ENT$ CWE BULK REQUIREMENT8 ZONING DISTRICT: LB - HUffED BUSINESS LOT 1l,~, BLO0~ 4, [CT. la8, DIb'l', 1000 PERMIT[ED OR REQUIRED ~1~ PROPOSED kilN. LOT ~EA(SO, FT,) 80,000 80,507 NO I~N, LOT WID~I (FI~) 175 197,5 NO CHANGE ~N, LOT DERTI (FEET) 250 474,2 NO CH.N, IGE FIN. FRONT Y~D (~EET) 100 76,2 NO CHANGE MI,. m~E f~e, )NE/mm (~) 20/45 4.B/5D.~ NO CH~gE ~N. RBR Y~ (FED) 75 231 NO CH~gE L~N~SCAPE ~ (~) 35 >54. -2,1~ LOT COVERAGE (~) 20 12.6 +.6 ~, BUILOING HBg~fr (FEEl') 35 100 110 'R. LOG^m'E*"D X-G,m'AL, UNOE,G,ORNGD,X,,SS^ND UCTURERTHRO=.THE ELIJAH'S LANE & RT 25 OF EXlSTIRC UTRAnES ^,D?OR ,m,RUGm,DRER SOUTHOLD NY 3O 'O 5" LCQ"PLY'ITHN YORK=ATCE ,OYCON ATIONCONST CT Nco DIST. 1000, SEC. 108 BLOCK 4, LOT 11.5 SITE PLAN AND NOTES PETER E. PAPAY LEGEND -- LIGHT LINES DENOTE EXISTII'Ill CONDITIONS -- HE. AW UNES DEHOII~ PROPOSED CONDmONE ~z~_~_.~=.~,~,~.~__._: ~ HILIIARD & GONZALEZ P.O BOX 248 --E-- POI~'R WIRING UNAUTHORIZED ALTERATION OR · NEW SUFFOLH, NY 11956 ADDITION TO THIS DOCUMENT IS Y ~ --T-- 1ELESHONE WIRINg A VIOLATION OF SECTION 7209 %. OD~e~ q '%,% EXISTING OVERHEAD UTILITIES OF THE NEW YORK STATE --31-- EXISTING CONTOUR EDUCATION LAW. N,Y. PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER NO, 064690 .,a.~rox: NOIR: FAA OBSTRUCTION MkRt(]NO L.-t~MINAIlON IS EXISllNG I~EE TO BE R I FAA STROBE A~D ' ~ AS MF'D BY MICROFLECT ('rfP, FOR 5) MARKER LIGHTS ~ i /"~'~ \ // ~/, ^ \ ~xl ./ ~//2~SPRINT PANED ANFENNA ' WAVEOUDE DHA/~NEI TO 12'X30'VERIZON/ ] ".. \ //~'-~ V/, //~x.. 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I. ~ , ~ ~ro~rOOd~ CorporokeCenter EXISTING OMNI , / SHELTER (BEYOND) ~ B~D~ ~.) ~ 1 )n~ernotionol Bird., Ste. 800 : a~ '~-' ~ Phone: (201) , ~ II ~ Fox: (201) 512-4715 PIERS ~ ........................ ~PAD ~ ~ .' ~ ~ 7'-0~ HIGH : ~vxxz~x/> ~,o~,~,~ / ~ ~w,,? CABLE BRIDGE DETAIL UND[RGROUN~ TELCO ~-?/ SC~ 1 =20'~ S~: NONE 60 HERRICKS ROAD To um~ POLE ~ ~NEO~, NY 1, SEE SEQUENCE BELOW FOR ANTICIPATED SEQUENCE OF 1.PROVIDE SNAP-IN ADAPTERS AND PIPE LEG ~ ~/~ , CABLES TO SPRINT EQUIPMENT, I ~ s~ ,~Cm~,T ,O,O~OL~ U~,U~*C~U~S ~*W,,CS ~0~ , 1259 110 ELL*~C.~ ~ ~ J.D.P. 2 X 6 PR~SU~ ..... AT FU~ ..... ~" ~ D~SE G~ED ~GREGAE, CHECKED BY FMONOPOLE REP~CEME~ SEQUENCE OF EVE~I ~~ ~. ,, NO DATE I~E ~ ~. D 07/12/00 ~PROV~ SUB~E OR ~PRO~ EQU~ ~ ~ ,/ ~ PiNE (~P) j. ]NS~ALL AND GROUND NEW ANTENNAS FOR ALL CARPERS O~ REP~GEMENT MONOPOLE. '. ./ ~ ~mT,~ pr~ NEW ~TENNAS SHALL BE IDE~,CAL TO THE EXISTING ANTENNAS (EXUEPT NEXTEL). MATCH E~iSTI.~ SURFACE TR~TMENT DETAIL ~ ~/ ~'~'~'~ ~IMUTHS AND DOWNTILT ANGLES. NEXTE[ ANTENNAS SHALL BE REPLACED AS SHOWN ON THE D~WINGS,~ S~: NONE ~COMPOUND P~N 6. SWEEP TEST N~ CABLES, ~ SC~; I"=10' ~ULK OP~I~ ~ Blg5 7~ COORDINATE CABLE CHANGEOVER WrTH ~CH CARRIE~. ~UMI~IC S~ APPROVALS EXISTING CEILIN~ / ~PLY ~M~UM" B18~ S~NG T~E G~HIC SCA[,~ 8. DISMANTLE AND REMOVE EXISTING CARES AND ANTENNAS FROM EXIS'HNG MONOPOLEf / ~N WAL ~ENING BEFORE ~A~GUIDE ,o , , ,o ~, ~ ~ // PROJECT MANAGER: DATE: ~ 9 DISMANTLE AND REMOVE EXISTING MO~OPOLE. ~Y ~ I~ON _~ SPRI~ REP; DATE: ( ~ ~m~ ) ~RIZON REP: DATE: 1 ~ob = lo ~ --~ ~ ~ PRO, DE WA~GU(DE B~T ~ COORDI~ ~RUI~ON ~ -- ~CUSHIONS (~.) FILER F~RD. MI~ ~OX POINT OF ~N~ ~ m~PRO~DE S~NG C~S AT UNUSED s~ ~ OPENmN~S ~.) MATTITUCK ~ ~ ~TC" ~'~NG SURFACE~ NY53XC688/958285 , . ~~FOR E~Y PO~ OR ~RE-DRI~ ~BmBED WI~ ~'~)~2 WEmmN~ Cm~'~> =~:m::a ~[ - m DIST. 1000, SEC. 108 r~'-, ~ ~v. w~ ~ ~~~ ~:~~ ~,~;~ -~,. : BLOCK 4, LOT 11.5 ~-- wm~F~R,C-'-- ~~~~11111~ ~flSION ~DS ~ 14' O/C ~ F~RIG TO ~UCH G~UND ~ ~ ~ BU~DY ~ G~~~~' ' ~ ~ ~ ~- I ~?l ~ ~ S~ SURFACE ~mE~ D~N~m3., SCHEDU~ ~ ~C E~cmmc~ _4~ ~HEDULE ~ PVC TEEPHONE -- ~ ~a~ ~E SIDE FRONT WAVE~UIDE ENTRY DETAIL ' ~ ~ ' ~ 9 go. T~SmON WlRE~ ~m) ' ]) ~ ~uND cOmNNE~ON A , m[m m mml -- UNDERGROUND UTILI T ENCH DETAIL NEXTEL ANTENNA ELEVATION CO~POUND ? I tml limn ELEVATmON AND DETAIL ~(12 REQUI~) ~ CpN~ FOO~N~ 8" D~ - ~. I II I U I ,- ~-0 D~ e CORNER ~ ~A~ P~ I - t ~ I P~ER E, PAPAY ~ ~ ~00 ~1 CONCR~ ~ ~ ~ MANUFACTURER: ANDREW CDRPORATION ~ ~,-o... ~ FENCE & GATE DETAIL ~ ~,o~,~ ~/~. ~o,~,,o~,,,~ ~,,, ,o,~ ~o, ,,~,,~ ,. ,,~o,~ ~,, ~u,,~ ~o O,G,,~ ~o,o,~,o,. ,o~. ~,,-o~-o~o~,-o~ ~o'., ,,, ~,~, TELEPHONE RUN. %s-p S~: NONE 5, CONDUIT SHALL BE SCHEDULE 80. UV-RESISTAN7~ ~E~NUMBER 1. ALL FENCING & RE~TED ASSEMBLIES ~ILI~ LOCATING SERVICE. DEPTH. 5.0" UNAUTHORIZED ALTERATION OR~ SHALL BE GALVANIZED ZiNC FINISH WEIGHT: 18.0 LBS. ADDITION 70 THIS DOCUMENT IS (~RB WIRE-AST~ A121. FABRIC-ASTU 3. REMOVE A HAUL OFF-SiTE ALL EXCESS SITE ~IL A VIOLATION OF SECTION 7209 ~ A392-84, FRAUE WORK-ASTU F669-81. OF THE NEW YORK STATE / ADHERING TO TABLE Ii. 1-C.) EDUCATION ~W. N,Y. PROE~IO~ ~GIN~ ND. 06~90 ~ wG,/~ ~ P,ER ws,/~, P~ER 8PRINT ANTENNA 8CHEDULE 7 8PRINT EQUIPMENT DIMENSION8 * 6 EQUAL SPACES = 18'-9 1/2" AT E-CELL HECHANIC~ QI'f, ANT. QTY. N~T. QIY. MOB"rS OTY, CABLES QTf'. CABLES WIDTH DEPTH HEIGHT WEIGHT 7'-9" trPPC PIER SECTOR .~ .~J~Lg.]]~ HBGHT DOWNTILT ~ ~ ]]:J[S--JJ~.T~.~ FU]IJRE ]]JJ.%.JN~I~ ]]:[L~L.I]J~L~ FUTBRE CABINET (INCHES) (INCHES) (INCHES) (POUNDS) N..PHA 1 340' 110' ~OVE ORAOE (7 BOTfOM D8960HgOT2E-M 2 I 3 2 1 ~' ~ BETA 2 1 I0' 110' /~80VE ORADE (7 BO1TOM §~60HgOT2E-M 2 I 3 2 1 POWB:~ PRO'ECl]ON C¢~BINET(PPC) 4B 20/11 60 250 F .... ]- - - { ~ pPc PIER CPS - 110' ~OVE GRN)E FURNISHED BY LU~CEIfr P0WB~ C,~INET 0'YPICN.) 31 30 66 1600 PPC CNilNB' I-~DNOLES FOR BOLTS ~ ~- 1,101~$; ~r -q ~ [ARE PROHIBrED /'"~ ". ANTENNAS LISTED MAY VARY, DEPENDING ON S¥Sll[M PERFORMANCE BATFERY CABINET 31 30 80 2880 / I L .... WBX1B 3/4-" x 1/8' e 1 3/1¢ o/c A~ENN~ C~[E COVER ^SS'¥ (~cm) 35 29 14- 40 % ~ ~ ~_ I ST/~ID^RD SN)OLE CUP GRO~ffH CABINET (TfPICAL) 22 30 60 750 PAF'^Y EMelNEERINe & CONSTEUO130N. INC, '- F^SIFJ~ERS T~3 x 2- 100 HILLTOP ROAD, RAMSEY, NJ 07444~ ~ ~ ~,, / ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ;201-9~4--282e ~ * EDO'RNG DESIGN BASED o. ,D6 MPN W,.O *.D eL^SS 4 SOIL ~ BE'RJR: I Iii WBX24-+l" :lx' ~°' BOOOPSI 11ffREADEDRODSW/LIEVEUNI~pRoJECllONGA__9. EAOHWA¥.4. ,. w~,o,.,.. ~u I J J ~ ~ NON-~. PLAN PRO~ECTDN CA~INET . GHTING F1XTURE gROLrf 4'-0" NORTH~N EOHNOLOglES ~UPPORT ~ ~B x ~ +r ~' ~ Y Sprint Spectrum L.P - ~/8 X 24 +1" ¢ WG,/Z~ & PIER ~ ~ x 2 x l/& SFJ~_ WELD 1 rnternoUonel Blvd., Ste, 800 Mahweh, New Jersey 07495 '~ r Phone: (201) 512-4700 5 ¥B" PCS EQUIPMENT SUPPORT FRAME 7~ Po×: (2o0 e 10' O/'C -- 1/2"¢ HOL~ FOR ~o~ ~.) GRADE~LAYOUT ON PIERS ~mo~ REaOV~LE SEO~ON OF ~U-BOLT W/1 ~/2, L-I/4~ OI/~JOND P~ AT ALL Fdl~JRE OVERSIZE WkSHERS B/16"¢x 11/~'L /456~ DETAIL EQDIPaENT LOCAi'IONS ('TOP,) 6 VEiT (TYP. FOR 7 PI. ACES), . MOU~NG HOLES , ~ TOP FL/C4G'ES ~ SC. ALE NONE ~ - 3S3 x 2 x 1/4 ,OT~ '-~eT-e'jx '~wireless 1. THIS P~N IS ROTATEg EDOM THE COMPOUND PLAN, x ~ x 1/4 /--- 1...~3 2. 19' X 7' OPEN GRATING CANOPY ABOVE. m~ ----~ /~D SEAT ~c~F MINEOLJk,60 HIERRICKSNy 11501ROAD ~x,~,,,2x,x.,,~ (516) 294-1090 7 5/16" /~3 3/4" 3 3/4" ~ 4000 PSI DONCREI~ F00'I1N0 1 ~/4", , 2'-39/16".~_3/~',2'-39/l¢,~¥~',2'-39/~¢,9,7/~D',l'-U~/¢ ~/,." /~'-7 ~/A". 1/,¢ WS' L3 X 3 X 1/4- W/ SECTION ~'"%SECTION PPC MINI MOUNTING FRAMF ~,,~ cD.A , DETAIL I ~c~u, E-CE,, I. ~'-o",, G~AR[ ~. S-- .~ / S~, ,O,E "O ",',~ ........ '%/ ,~v. ,4'x B 0~/1=/oo ' <~PIEIR ^6~ - SECTION SCALE: NONE 2 1'-9' 1/2" 2'-2" BILL OF MATERIALS QUANTITY FEEM~ DESCRIPTION (each) ~ 1-1/4-"¢ sch. 40 x lB" LG. MIN SS OR GALV. PIPE 1 {~) CHANNEL - C6 x 8.2 x 60" LG. GALV.(A-36) 1 (~) CHANNEL - C8 x 8.2 x 4-8" LC. GALV,(A-36) 1 t~} 5/8"¢ BOLT W/ DOUBLE HEX NUTS AND 4 WASHERS. GALV. Q STD. U-BOLT FOR 2"¢ PIPE W/ DOUBLE HEX NUTS 2 AND WASHER, GALV. (SEE NOTE ~) 6'~8 ~/4" · EQUAL PRE-~V~IZED 24' ~DE m, 3' SIDE ~. I , 103012. PRO, DE ~ UNSPUCED ~S O~R ~ < PCS MOUNTING HOLE LOCATIONS (E-CELL) SEVEN CABINET LAYOUT (NS ~ ~) (~.) ~ SCALE: NO~ ~SC~ NONE ~,~ SIDE FRONT ~PROVALS NOTE: ~SPRINT 1, THE EL~ATION AND LOCATION OF THE CPS UNIT SHALL BE I. ACCORDANCE WITH THE FIN~ RF UNIT ANTENNA ELEVATIONPROJECT DAMAGER: DATE; REPORT. (SUPPMED BY LUCE~) 2, THE OPS UNIT MOUNT IS DESIGNED TO F~TEN TO A ~ANDARD 1-1/4" DIAM~ER, SCHEDULE ~, V ~RIZON REP: DATE:_~ GALVANIZED STEEL OR ~NNLESS ~EEL PIPE, THE PIPE MUST NOT BE THR~DED AT THE UNIT ~NUFACTURER: DECIBEL PRODUCTS ~ THE PIPE SHALL BE CUT TO THE REQUIRED LENGTH (MINIMUM OF 18 INCHES) USING A H~D OR ROT~Y PIPE CU~ER TO ~SURE A SMOOTH AND PERPENDICU~R CUT, A HACK SAW 1/4" ~ THE CUT PIPE END SHALL BE DEBURRED AND SMOO~ mN ORDER TO S~L ~(~. FOR 4) HEIGHT' 60,0" WIDTH: 6.0" 3. THE MOUNTING P~TE SHA~ BE FABRICATED AS SHOWN AND A~ACHED TO ~E APPROPRIATE DOUBLE CHANNEL / / ~E P~ DEPTH: 2.75" MOUNTING B~CK~ USING THE O~RSIZE U-BOLTS PROVIDED TO ALLOW A~US~ENT. IT ~Rm¢AL THAT THE Cps UNIT IS MOUNTED SUCH THAT IT IS WITHIN 2 DEGREES OF VERTICAL C~WELD CONNEC~ON ~ ~ ~PE AND THE BASE OF THE UNIT IS WITHIN 2 DEGREES OF ~EL, AT PIPES AND ~ S~ ~: 1/4" ~LV, P~TE) / " ~/8 ¢ BOLT ERIOR Ue~IN~ R~RE ~ SOUTHOLD NY ~, FOR 41 t VZ' X V2' B~ RBUCER z, _ ~(2) JVm', NOES FOR GROUNDING KIT gROUND BAN' LIGHTING MAST MINIMUM BENBING ~IUS PER 60" (TRIM TO LENGTH) M~UFACTURER'S ~ANBARD AWG gROUNDINg KIT O,B, SCHED. [u '~ ~2 AWG BOW% 1" (PROVIDED WITH KIT) ~ ~O~~.) DETAILS 11~ ~- FiT .ONOPOLE.j 2 /8 7/8" O= ~APAY ~ ---~ ~ ~ ~OW ~ 2' TILT/~U~ TO ~2 SOUD, ~NNE~ ~ x m m~ i MmeB 1/2~ 11/16~¢ HOrn FOR 5/8'¢ BOLT W~H %e~ L7/1~' x 7/8' sm~D H~ GPS UNIT MOUNTING BRACKET ~,,~ ,~ ~, w~,a~ ~.) " ' '/~'¢ "'"~ ELEVATION UNAUTHORIZED ALTERATION OR MOUNTING BRACK~ DETAIL A VIO~TION OF SECTION 7209 %s_5/s~: No.~ CANOPY DE~IL~ oF T~E NEW YO~ STATE V RS. ~ ~ S~E 1/2 =f-O EDUCATION ~W. I BEAM i0'-10' ~NE OF ~OVE 12" X 12~' X BEAmN (~ICAL FOR 6) CONCRETE PAD BROOM POUR DOOR PAD AFIER INSTALLAllON AND FASTE]tIN8~ OF SHELLER 217 In, SLOPE RLTER FABRIC. MIRAFI OR APPRO~D EQUAL ~F 12'-4" 't FOUNDATION PLAN SCALE: 0 1. SEE DWG. S-2 FOR SHELTER LOCATION AND ORIENTATION STANDARD PANELS WITH AGGREGATE ~ FINISH ALL AROUND ~. ~mF PORT~ ~ ~¢. UNR' kO, UNII 7 ~/2"~ INTEGRAL ~ - DISOONNECT SWITCH LEFT RECEFq'ACLE ELEVATION SCALE: 1/4'=1'-0" EXHAUST LOLIV~R X RIGHT ELEVATION S~ 1/4%1'-0" GRADE BEAM I0'-10' VERIZON ANTENNA SCHEDULE MECHANICAL ~ J ~ H~DHT ~ ~EED ~ ALPHA 1 102' 80' ABOVE GRADE (7 BOll'ON N. P9011 BETA 2 222' 80' ABOV~ GRADE O' BOl'rO~lALPS011 GAMMA 5 342' 80' ,I~]DVE GRADE 8' BOITOU N. Pgo11 BPS AT SHELLER ROOF - FURNISHED BY LUCENT NOTES: ANTENNAS LISTED MAY VARY, DEPENDING ON SYSTEM PERFORMANCE, . ANTENNA HEIGHTS SHOWN ARE TO TOPS OF ANTICS. GRADE B~M ~L SHEL~R RLTER F/~RIC, MIR~ 500X OR/~PBOVED EQUAL ~-) t~ coNT. lOP & BY COMPAGTED IN SITU SOIL STIRRUPS AT FOUNDATION SECTION SCALE,. 1/2'=I'-0' HOOKED BEARING /- PLA'TE PLATE DETAIL SCALE: 1'=I'-0" 1. PROVLDE (6) BEARING PLATES. VERIZON (12 REQUIRED) ANTENNA ELEVATION SCALE: 3/4'=f-0" MANUFACTURER. SWEDCOM CORPORATION MODEL: ALP-E 9011-DIN ENHANCED LOG-PERIODIC ANTENNA HEIGHT: 43" WIDTH' 6 DEPTH: 8" WEIGHT (INCLUDING BRACKETS) 20 LBS 4" MUFFLER"~ ~- EPDM FASCIA UNIT EXHAUST LOUVER 3'-3" X 3'-3" FUEL 8" X ~DM REAR ELEVATION SC, N]~: SECURllY VIEW HO~ (lh'P,)--~ UGNTING FIX'lURE D D FRONT ELEVATION SCALE 1/4"=1'-0" STEEL NOTE8 INCORRECTLY FABRiDA~D, DAMAGED OR OTHERWISE MISFI'ffING OR NON-CONFORMING MATERIALS OR CONDITIONS SHALL RE REPORTED TO THE ENGINEER PRIOR TO REMEDIAL OR CORRECTIVE ACTION, DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF STRUCTURAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STEEL SHALL CONFORM TO THE AME~CAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION "SPECIFICATION FOR THE DESIGN, FABRICATION AND ERECTION OF STRUCTURAL STEEL FOR BUILDINGS", LATEST EDITION 3. STRUCTURAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STEEL SHALL CONFORM TO ASTM ABC, "STRUCTURAL STEEL", LATEST EDITION, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. ALL PIPES SHALL CONFORM TO ASTM A5Ol OR A55 GRADE B (Fy=S5 ksi MIN) ASOO GRADE B MAY BE USED IF A501 OR A5~ STEEL IS NOT AVAILABLE 5. ALL TUBES SHALL CONFORM fO ASTM A50O GRADE B (Fy=46 ksi). 6. ALL THREADED RODS SHALL BE A36, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. SHOP CONNECTIONS SHALL BE WELDED OR BOLTED. FIELD CONNECTIONS SHALL BE BOLTED UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. ALL BOLTED CONNEC~ONS SHALL BE MADE W~H HIGH STRENGTH BOLTS STRUCllJRAL CONNECTION BOLTS SHALL BE HIGH STRENBTH BOLTS AND, SHALL CONFORM TO ASTM A325 "HIGH STRENGTH BOLTS FOR STRUCTURAL JOINTS, INCLUDING SUffARLE NUTS AND PLAIN HARDENED WASHERS", LATEST EDITION, DOLTS SHALL BE 5/8" DIAMETER, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED NUTS SHALL BE HEAVY HEX, A LOCKING DEVICE SHALL BE iNSTALLED ON ALL STEEL TO STEEL CONNECTIONS, CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH AWS CODE FOR PROCEDURES, APPEARANCE, QUALI~ OF WELDS AND FOR METHODS USED IN CORRECTIVE WELDING, ALL WELDERS AND WELDING PROCESSES SHALL BE QUALIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AWS "STANDARD QDALIFICATION PROCEDURES", ALL WELDS SHALL BE WITH E70 ELECTRODES, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. lO UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, ALL STEEL, BOLTS AND U-BOLTS SHALL BE HOT-DIP BALVANIZED AFTER FABRICATION CONFORMING ASTM A153. 11. TRIMMED ENDS OF STEEL AND DISTURBED SURFACES SHALL RECEIVE A COAT OF Z.R,C COLD GALVANIZING COMPOUND AS MANUFACTURED BY Z.RC CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CO., QUINCY, MASS 12. ALL SPECIALTY ANCHORS SHALL BE INSTALLED PER MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCqONS. 15, ALL MASTS SHALL BE CONTINUOUS (WITHOUT SPLICE) AND SHALL BE INSTALLED PLUMB UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, CONCRETE NOTES CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION SHALL CONFORM TO THE LATEST EDITION OF THE AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE "BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE (ACl 318-95) AND COMMENTARY ACI 318R-95", CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE SHALL BE NORMAL WEIGHT CONCRETE AND SHALL HAVE MINIMUM COMPRESSWE STRENGTH OF AO00 PSI AT 28 DAYS, SLUMP SHALL BE ¢ INCHES (±1 INCH). AIR ENTRAINMENT SHALL BE 6%. 5. CONCRETE REINFORCING BARS SHALL BE GRADE 60 DEFORMED BARS AND SHALL CONFORM TO ASTM SPECIFICATION A 615 WITH A MINIMUM YIELD STRENGTH Fy=6B km. WELDED WIRE FABRIC REINFORCEMENT SHALL CONFORM TO ASTM A82 AND SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM Fy:70 kSl, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, MINIMUM CONCRETE COVER FOR REINFORCING BARS SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS: A) ~" FOR FOUNDATION BOTTOM BARS AND VERTICAL BARS 5 MINIMUM LAP SPLICES SHALL BE 40 BAR DIAMETERS. 6 CONCRETE INSPECTIONS SHALL BE PERFORMED PER SPRINT AND VERIZON STANDARDS FOUNDATION NOTE~ 3 FOUNDATIONS SHALL BEAR ON UNDrSTURBED NATURAL SOIL OR COMPACTED STRUCTURAL FILL HAVING A MINIMUM ALLOWABLE BEARING CAPACll~ OF 1500 POUNDS PER SQUARE FOOl, CONTRACTOR SHALL EMPLOY ALL NECESSARY MEASURES TO SAFEGUARD THE STRUCTURAL INTEGRllY OF ADJACENT STRUCTURES DURING D<CAVATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF FOUNDATIONS, SIDEWALL STABLI~ OF EXCAVATIONS SHALL BE MAINTAINED DURING EXCAVATION. ANY UNUSUAL FIELD CONDITIONS SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGFFF TO THE AIlENTION OF THE ENGINEER, BO1TOM OF EXCAVATION SHALL BE CLEANED OF LOOSE MATERIAL AND WATER PRIOR TO PLACEMENT OF CONCRETE DEWATERINO SHALL BE PERFORMED WITHOUT LOOSENING OF THE SUBGRADE. FOOTINGS AND SLABS SHALL BE PLACED ON FIRM, DRY AND NON-FROZEN SUB-GRADE. SEE REPLACEMENT MONOPOLE MANUFACTURER'S DRAWINGS FOR REPLACEMENT MONOPOLE FOUNDATION DRAWINGS AND DETAILS. SHELTER ANCHORING NOTES THE EQUIPMENT SHELTER AND FOUNDATION INDICATED ARE BASED ON INFORMATION PROVIDED BY NULLMAN INDUSTRIES, lNG, AVENEL, N.J. (908) 636-1500 2. INSTALL SHELTER IN FULL ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S CURRENT PUBLISHED INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 3. REFER TO DRAWING S-2 FOR SHELTER LOCATION 4, INSTALL BEARING PLATES FURNISHED WITH SHELTER, WELD SHELTER TO BEARING pLATES ELECTRODES SHALL BE ETOXX OR EGOXX, UNAUTHORIZED ALTERATION OR ADDITION TO THIS DOCUMENT IS A VIOLATION OF SECTION 7209 OF THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION LAW. PETER E. PAPAY N,Y. PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER NO. 064690 PAPAY ENOINE£RINO & CONSTRUCTION, INC, ~00 HILLTOP ROAD, R/~SEY. N& 074~S 201-9~4-2828 Sprint Spectrum L.P'. Crossroods Corporote Center 1 Internotionol Bird,, SEe, 800 Mohwoh, New Jersey 07~95 Phone: (201) 512-4700 Fox: (201) 512-4713 wireless 60 HERRICKS ROAD MINEOLA, NY 11501 (516) 294-1090 F~OJECT NUMBER 11239 DNAWN BY I J,D.P. CHECKED BY [ P.E,P. NO DATE 15~LIIE 0 07/12/00 APPROVAL ~PROVALS PROJECT MANAQER:. DATE: I SPRI~ REP:, DATE: ~RIZON REP: DATE: MATTITUCK S~E NUMBER: NY55XC688/958283 ELIJAH'S LANE & RT SOUTHOLD, NY 25 B~O~K & LOT: DIST, 1000, SEC. 108 BLOCK &, LOT 11. DETAILS ~IEET NUMBER ,¢ (s.a. 25) BLOCK sEcTION DISTRICT 7 115 1000 1. LOCATIONS AND SIZES OF STRUCTURES ON lOTS OUTSIDE OR PROPER~ IN QUESllON ARE APPROXILtA[. <~KEY, MAP SCALE. 1'--100' GRAPHIC SCALE ( m l~mT ) I"~-,Jltrue PROPERTY OWNERS WITHIN ,500' UNAUTHORIZED ALTERATION OR ADDITION TO THIS DOCUMENT IS A VIOLATION OF SECTION 7209 OF THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION LAW. PEFER E. PAPAY 3APAY ENGINEERING ~ CONSTRUCTION, JNC, --- Sprint Sprint Spectrum L.P. 1 International Blvd., Ste. 800 Mohwoh, New Jersey 07¢95 Phone: (201) 512-4700 Fox: (201) 512-4713 ~wireless 60 HERRICKS ROAD ~INEOLA, NY 11501 (516) 294-1090 PROJECT NUMBER 11239 I J.D.P. CHII¢If~D my I I I P.E.P. NO 0 DATE ISSUE 07/12/00 APPROV~ APPROVALS PROJECT MANAGER: DATE: SPRINT REP: . DATE: VERIZON REPI DATE:__ MATrlTUCK NY33XC688A/958283 ELIJAH'S LANE & RT 25 SOUTHOLD, NY DIST. 1000, SEC. 108 BLOCK 4, LOT 11.3 KEY MAP S A