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U S WEST Wireless, L.LC. <br />426 North Fairview, Room 101 <br />SL Paul. MN 55104 <br />Memo <br />To: Little Canada Planning Commission <br />From: Dan Weisenburger <br />CC: Kenneth Nielsen, Pat Conlin <br />Date: 03/11/99 <br />Re: Little Canada — U.S. West Wireless — Citgo Antenna Tower <br />1 1 ;"i 1 ' siwar>ry <br />1:77 I <br />lite's better here <br />US West Wireless, LLC has searched extensively in the area in and around Little <br />Canada for a suitable site for a new wireless communication tower. <br />US West Wireless Advanced PCS service uses radio frequencies centered around 1.9 <br />Gigahertz. The base stations emit a power level of approximately 0.3 -watt per served <br />subscriber. The handheld subscriber units typically use less than 0.3 -watt. With the high <br />frequency and low power levels used, a typical base station has a serving radius of <br />approximately 0.5 -mile. This distance can vary with terrain, vegetation and population <br />density. Our Advanced PCS uses a single channel for all users of a base station and <br />each base station is on the same channel. Because of this channel re -use, US West <br />towers are kept to the minimum height necessary to support communications. <br />We have identified an area bounded by Hwy 36 to the south, 1-694 to the north, I -35E on <br />the east and Rice St on the west as needing signal level enhancement. At this time all <br />existing sites are well over a mile apart and exceed our 0.5 -mile site radius. The Citgo <br />location relieves this condition. <br />Various site candidates have been reviewed including but not limited to the Little <br />Canada water tank and the Little Canada Fire Department in the interest of co- <br />locating in accordance with the city ordinance. The water tank is far removed <br />from the planned search area and is also nearer to an existing site in Vadnais <br />Heights. To achieve the height necessary for coverage of our determined search <br />area a base station at the water tank would become an interferer to our existing <br />system as it is currently designed. Consideration was also given to the Little <br />Canada Fire Department located across the street from the Citgo. This is a two - <br />story building and for us to use this location will require a monopole support for <br />our antenna. The height of a monopole would have to be determined <br />empirically and may result in a taller structure because of variations of the ground <br />elevations. The visual impact (attached rendering) was such that we have <br />looked at other alternatives. <br />^USA <br />,6U903S0 <br />Proud Sponsor <br />Page 46 <br />
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