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required by co-location up to a maximum height of 198 <br /> feet. <br /> The tower is proposed to be 150 feet high and is designed to <br /> accommodate two additional users,which complies with this <br /> requirement. This is the minimum height necessary to provide <br /> adequate coverage while maximizing the distance from the residence <br /> to the south. If the tower was placed further to the north, elevation in <br /> the property is lost, and the tower itself would need to be higher to <br /> meet coverage objectives. <br /> v. Engineered fall zone analysis shall be conducted <br /> by a qualified structural engineer; this report shall <br /> specify in writing that any collapse of the tower <br /> would occur within a specified fall zone within a <br /> lesser distance than the setback. <br /> (See Exhibits D&E) <br /> K. Time Limit on Tower Completion. Once a tower is <br /> approved by the City, the tower must be substantially <br /> completed within one year, including any structures <br /> accompanying the tower, following the date of tower <br /> • approval. <br /> The proposed application will meet this requirement. <br /> L. Interference with Public Safety Telecommunications. No <br /> new or existing telecommunication service shall interfere <br /> with public safety telecommunication. All applications for <br /> new service shall be accompanied by an intermodulation <br /> study which provides a technical evaluation of existing and <br /> proposed transmissions and indicates all potential <br /> interference problems. Before the introduction of new <br /> service or changes in existing service, telecommunication <br /> providers shall notify the City at least 10 calendar days <br /> in advance of such changes and allow the City to monitor <br /> interference levels during the testing process . <br /> Qwest Wireless operates within it's own unique frequency which is regulated <br /> by the FCC, to avoid any potential interference problems (See Exhibit A). <br /> Qwest Wireless will notify the city of the expected time of operation <br /> commencement with the application of the building permit. <br /> M. Support of Public Warning Systems. Telecommunication <br /> providers that utilize antennas erected after the effective <br /> date of this ordinance shall participate in the Emergency <br /> Alert System (EAS) , as defined by FCC Rules and <br /> Regulations, Part 11, by broadcasting warnings of severe <br /> weather and other life threatening emergencies to users of <br />