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over 5.5 years. Due to the potential savings in staff response times to either the water tower or <br />booster station sites based on their location; and the potential to resolve the problem more <br />quickly with the same information at either site; staff recommends the bi- direction system. <br />As indicated above, to accomplish the installation of a radio system staff is proposing to install a <br />40 -foot high triangle leg design antenna tower (similar to those used to support a TV antenna or <br />amateur radio antenna at a residential house) at the booster station to enable us to receive the <br />signal from the transmitter at the water tower. According to City Ordinance 903.140 Antennas <br />and Towers, the City needs to obtain a conditional use permit for this tower. As shown by the <br />attached sketches, this tower is to be mounted in the ground next to the booster station building. <br />The tower will be 60 feet from the property to the east and 50 feet from our property line to the <br />south (all within the "fall zone" of the tower). In addition, since this tower is less than 50 feet <br />high no commercial antennas can be co- located on it. <br />Based on the above staff is requesting: <br />1) That the City of Little Canada be granted a "conditional use permit for the installation of <br />an antenna tower to be located at the city booster station located at 141 County Road B, L. <br />2) Authorization to install a bi- directional radio system in the Water Tower and Booster <br />station at a cost of $10,906.06. <br />Fl: \GregS \ Water \Booster Station Antenna Tower 1.doc <br />