TABLE OF CONTENTS Town of Berne Special Use Application Package Site Plan/ Site Drawings SEQRA-FEAF / NEPA Executive Summary Communications Site Justification & Alternative Site Analysis / Network Map Crane Test Photo Log / View Shed Map Proposed Tower Drawing / FAA Approval Site Location Aerial EME Compliance Letter Applicant required LettersSECTION 1 Town of Berne Special Use Application PackageAPPLICATION for SPECIAL USE PERMIT to the TOWN OF BERNE PLANNING BOARD 28 Jansen Lane Parcel # 79.00-3-1 Applicant: Albany County Sheriff's Office 449 New Salem Road, Voorheesville, NY 12186 Attn: Inspector Ralph Mariani Prepared By: Pyramid Network Services, LLC 11 River Road, Glenmont, NY 12077 Attn: Steven ElsbreeAPPLICATION FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT File #. Paree) oN No_]9,00-3 -! Zone. Fee $150.00, Date, af YS Filing Fee $ 10.00, 1. Statement of Ownership and Interest The applic Mies Conley tl SEES propery located at 28 inser lone Parne wy ; 2. Request ‘The applicant requests a Special Use Permit for the above described property under the provisions of Article IX of the Zoning Ordinance for the following purposes: Vble GhAwdy Pralehdy | Struche for “Rind CWO 3. Reasons for Request The applicant alleges that the approval of said Special Use Permit would be in harmony with the intent and purpose of said Zoning Ordinance and that the proposed use conforms to the standards prescribed therefore in said ordinance and would not be detrimental to property or persons in the neighborhood for the following reasons: The Proposes Prolity posts nok mpack muvrerdof Phone 23Application for Site Development Plan Approval Town of Berne Albany County, New York (To Be Filled Out by Applicant) (feet) Situated on the side of, (Road), ‘From the intersection of (Road) ‘Tax map description Sexion TQ OO Block Lot ‘What are the ownership intentions, ic., purchase options wee coreg por (agriculture, eect undeveloped, et.) ‘Whptyre the proposed use(s) of site 7" ‘What State and federal permits needed (lst type and appropriate department) ECE Peep. License fm me tpprone denims £ —Wintel ate are omee forsee) yt aces ‘When do you anticipate starting construction Yrbohan Doris ‘Will development be staged or in phases? No las eerie the curent conden of te (oyldings, ruc) res ote. Please he character of surrounding lands (hamlet, forested, residenital, agriculture, wetland, 62) efces ke Sureound s ‘What isthe Estimated cost of proposed improvements on this property? Deere yrs increase in number of residents, shoppers, employees, ete. (2s applicable) Describe proposed use, including primary and secondary uses; ground floor area; height; and ‘umber of stories for each building: (for residential buildings include the number of dwelling units by size (efficiency, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, three- or more bedrooms) and number of parking spaces to be ‘provided. For non-residential buildings, inchide total floor area and total sales area; number of automobile opel sca) (Ye seereshes iopeed) FiomS Bur tod Total gross floor area of Principal Building? QQ. 4... Size of accessory building? Proposed ects? Font [LDF reac! se 319 'E Number of parking spaces_! Building Height FeetJ0(" _ # soriee_J Istheresn exising cub cutontothe ste YesX Noo Will the action require new curb cuts onto the strect? Yes Not What street(s) will havethe new curbeuts? arthereeisogtidag om set Moths soe ES ARE Wt ans Acces Strunhoe STown of Berne Site Development Plan Review Checklist (To Be Filled Out by Planning Board) Name ot Apteaton Albany Caaf bang Pant Shonkes (Rhce, Deseription of Action: i s ‘Sacto = = Initial. ‘Date Presubmission Sketch Conference held Summary of Sketch Conferenc: Date Preliminary application filed Ds Fee pidnd Amor’ Eorow iste? Yor NoO Dae Eorow Red Dri avec ses! orn Res Date of SEQR Procedures: (CiNegative Declaration or Positive Declaration Issued: 2 Nanesof ace ropry owner Yayen sand 3. Boundaries, setback lines plotted to scale Stem Satisfied 4: Zoning tol or cial int ends sien ete 5. Uinta, sod cf egrorn eigen yim, Shen Set 6. Lost, ame and width lecing i ea eaenenss fon Sid7. Location, width, and ID of rights-of-way, easements setbacks, %X4 _Diltem Satisfied reservations, and areas dedicated to public use on or adjoining the property [ltem Satisfied 8. All existing and proposed paved areas NIA Gtem Satisfied 9. Areas to be left undisturbed or buffer areas sytem Satistied 10. Existing topography Witem Satisfied 11, Existing landscape features such as lawns, meadows, shrubs, trees, hedgerows and stonewalls “Bhtem Satisfied 12, Water courses, wetlands other prominent physical features tiem Satisfied 13, Description of architectural features of proposed structure WA Btem Satisfied 14, All vehicular access and egress “Bem Satisfied 15. Elevations and sections of all proposed structures and roads “Biltem Satisfied 16. Location, use and design of all buildings and structures, roads, pedestrian walkways and fire lanes W6lA Cottem Satisfied 17. Design, location of all parking and truck loading areas [4 Cltem Satisfied 18, Water lines, valves, hydrants, sewer lines and method of sewage disposal and method of securing water location of such facilities, design and construction materials, approximate quantity of water required and location of disbution sytem. Pb cater satiated 19, Location, direction, power and timing of proposed lighting (Cite Satisfied 20, Extent and amount of cut and fill with before and after profiles). Cltem Satisfied 21. Grading and drainage plans NA Ctem Satisfied 22. Location, size, color, illumination of proposed signs 14d Cltem Satisfied 23, Location of existing and proposed site improvements including drains, culverts, retaining walls, fences N|4 Giltem Satisfied 24. Location of outdoor storage and solid waste disposal NN) A Oiltem Satistied 25. Hours of operation AMA Oltem Satistied 26, Location of eny hazardous materials tobe used or stored on site, item Satisfied 27. Location of fire lanes and other emergency zones A]ADiitem Satisfied 28. Identification of any permits from other governmental bodies required TSltem Satisfied 29, State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) Environmental Assessment Form. Part attem Satsted 30. In I district: uses, number of employees, type of power, ‘type of wastes, and proposed method of waste disposal DIA Cittem Satisfied 31.In TMU! and 2: architectural plans, locaton, design, type of construction, and exterior dimensions W\Acottem Satisfied 32. General landscaping plan and planting schedule pla Bitem Satistcd 24 rove ormaners433. Traffic impact analysis, if use will increase traffic by 100 cars or more per day §) VA cram suised 34, Soil erosion and sediment control plan , if required NYA Oltem Satistied Items specifically requested by applicant to be waived (list below) ate Site Plan Application Deemed Complete: Date of Public Hearing Notice Seat ‘Date Public Hearing Held Date Referral to County made, if required ‘Date comments returned from county and outcome: ~‘DApproval with modifications: What modifications have been required? [Date Conditions of Approval satisfied, building permit issued Date Inspected, Conditions not satisfied, building permit not issued ‘Application Resubmitted to Planning Board. isapproval. Reasons why site plan was disapproved? Improvements to be covered by bond: ‘GFinal Site Plan Approval DApproval_ Approval with modifications: What modifications have been required? ‘Disapproval. Reasons why ste plan was disapproved?_ Date Certificate of Occupancy issued.: AN ‘Ajunog fueqny eueg JO UMOLee umenomy ost 2008-6-L AN ‘Aunog Aueqny Buluoz - eulag Jo uMoLInfinigy Engineering LLC — Agricultural Data Statement ~ Attachment B Listing of Parcels within $00 feet and including Parcel 79.00-3. 78-3-23 ‘Town of Berne Canaday Hill Rd Berne, NY 12023 No farming operations observed 78.-3-28 Berne-Knox Central School 1738 Helderberg Tel Berne, NY 12023 No farming operations observed 7821-22 ‘Mann Kay M 1755 Helderberg Trl Berne NY,12023 No farming operations observed 782-124 St. Bernadettes Church 1757 Helderberg Trl Berne, NY 12023, No farming operations observed 78.21.25 Huth Mark 1731 Helderberg Tl Berne, NY 12023, No farming operations observed 89-2-25 Drezelo Anna N switakill Rd Berne, NY 12023, Active farming operations observed 78.-3-21.100 Harvey Jeffery 2090 Switzkill Rd Berne, NY 12203 ‘Active farming operations observed 79-3-7 ‘Stromer-Galley Jonathan R 739 trish Hill Rb Berne, NY 12023 ) No farming operations observed79. Green James M 45 Putnam Rd Gansevoort, NY 12831 ‘Active farming operations observed 78-320 Becker Maver 0 2128 Switzkill Rd Berne, NY 12023, Active farming operations observed 89-223 Otto Richard A ‘44 Stephen Dr Plainview, NY 11803 ‘Active farming operations observed 79.33 Observatory Hunt Club Irish Hill Rd 26 Woodridge Or Loudonville, NY 12211 ‘No farming operations observed 78.2-1-26 Stromer-Galley Jonathan R 739 Irish Hill Rd Berne, NY 12023 78.-3-24 Thomas Jeffrey N Canaday Hill Rd 2880 Curry Rd ‘Schenectady, NY 12303 79-31 Jansen Life Estate Jody 28 Jansen Ln Berne, NY 12023 Active farming operations observed 78-3-22 Becker Family Trust Maver 2128 Switzkill Rd Berne, NY 12023 No farming operations observed 79.-3-2 Jansen Jessica M Ieish Hill Rd Berne, NY 12023 No farming operations observedTown of Berne — Telecommunications Towers 190-41 ‘Albany County Sheriff's Office ~ Jansen Lane Communications Facility Section 41 - Telecommunication Towers ‘A. Applicant will comply, paragraph is declarative, no response from applicant is required; 8 (1). Applicant will comply, paragraph is declarative, no response from applicant is required; B(2). Not Applicable; 8 (3). Applicant will comply, applicant has provided within section 6 of the enclosed application a report for FAR Part 77, no additional study is required, no lighting or painting is required. Application is a proposal for a New Telecommunications Tower, included in Section X is a narrative of the review of the existing structures noted in the vicinity of the project area. C(t) a-f. Not Applicable; (2). Paragraph is declarative, no response from applicant is required; D. New Telecommunications Tower: Section 4 of the attached application includes a review of the existing structures and other Approved Telecommunications Structures in the vicinity of the project area as directed by the Planning Board to review. As demonstrated for technical RF and MW propagation results show that a new tower structure is required. E, For the reasons demonstrated in the report attached in Section 4, a New Tower at an existing tower site will not provide the adequate coverage needed. F. For the reasons demonstrated in the report attached in Section 4, a New Tower at a new location is required. Applicant will comply and has submitted a letter stating compliance with this section. G(2)(2)(3) Applicant will comply and has submitted a letter stating compliance with this section. H. Site Plan Requirements: (1) See Site Plan / site Drawings attached as Section 2 of the Application; (2) See SEQRA FEAF (Full Environmental Assessment Form) attached as Section 3 of the Application, the Long Form includes the Visual Assessment section of the previous visual EAF addendum., please refer to Section 4 of the application for Height Justification. A copy of the Albany County FCC License has been provided and is attached in the Application Section 9. Lot Size and Setbacks:‘Town of Berne ~ Telecommunications Towers 190-41. Albany County Sheriff's Office — Jansen Lane Communications Facil (1}(2). The attached Site Plan shows the location of the proposed tower on the subject parcel of land as well as the required setbacks and tower height setback location, J. Visual impact Assessment: (a). View Shed and Zone of Visibility Map is provided in Section 5 of the Application at both the 180° proposed structure height as well as 160’ alternate height, siting profiles from determined locations have been included. (2}. Section 5 of the Application includes Pictorial representations of “before” and “after” views. A complete picture log of the 2/6/16 Public crane test are included in this set were discussed during meetings prior to the actual day of the crane test and a representative of the Board accompanied the photographer during the process. (3). The visual report attached in Section 5 discusses the alternative designs. (4). The visual report attached in Section 5 discusses the visual impacts and assessment and mitigation of such impacts. K. Design of Tower is attached in Section 6 of the application, the proposed setf-support lattice tower design, made of galvanized steel will be somewhat transparent as it allows view through the structure itself and once installed and open to the elements for a short period of time the tower color be of dull matte gray finish and blend well to the skyscape. (1) Applicant will comply and design notes ability for future collocation. (2) Tower will be made of galvanized steel and once installed and open to the elements will be of a dull/matte finish. (3) Tower will not require lighting or painting, FAA report attached in Section 6 of the application. (4) Statement is dectarative and applicant will comply. (5) The proposed communications accessory building will be of tan color and aggregate exterior finish. (6) Statement is declarative and applicant will comply. L. Existing Vegetation — Location of the proposed tower was moderately cleared in order to conduct the crane test requested by the Planning Board, minimal additional clearing for the compound, access and utility location will be required. M. Statement is declarative, no additional plantings are proposed or anticipated, N. The proposed access road is to follow an existing farm lane and existing grades. Please refer to the Site Drawings attached in Section 2 of the applTown of Berne — Telecommunications Towers 190-41 Albany County Sheriff's Office — Jansen Lane Communications Facility 0. Please refer to Section 2 Site Drawings, there is adequate space for access and parking. Pp. Proposed compound security fencing proposed is 6’ of chain-link fence with 1’ of barbed wire (3 strands) atop. Q. Statement is declarative and the applicant will comply, a letter has been submitted to the Board stating the compliance and is attached within Section 9 of the application. R, _Inter-municipal Notifications: The applicant has sent the required notifications; a copy of the letter is attached in Section 9 as well as the receipts for Certified Mailings.SECTION 2 Site Plan /Site DrawingsCOUNTY OF ALBANY P25 INTEROPERABLE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM JANSEN LANE 28 JANSEN LANE NY 12023 VICINITY MAP ~ LOCATION MAP MES Mrs. INFI NIGY © MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS PYRAMID Network Services, LLC Phone: 3 NOTE: ALL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES SHALL BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH MOTOROLA'S R—56 DESIGN STANDARDS. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: INSTALLATION OF NEW SELF SUPPORT TOWER, COMMUNICATIONS SHELTER, GENERATOR, LP FUEL TANK WITHIN ANEW FENCED COMOUND STE Wa: PROJECT INFORMATION uoroROLA PROJECT MANAGER STE. ADDRESS: 28 AANSEN LANE BERNE, WY 12023 arupe: 42 37 4s Nt LoNGmuDe: a 8 404" W *NOTE: (COORDINATES ARE. APPROXMATE ‘AND NOT BASED ON 20 SURVEY sT DIRECT DOWER ORY be esiate 28 JANSEN Beane, i T2023 PARCEL # abort couny proves MANAGER FORMATION: INSPECTOR RALPH MARIAN ‘ALBANY COUNTY SHER ‘COMMUNICATIONS. CENTER: (18) 785-2351, FRANK WCHELN. GHCPAL SENIOR PROGRAM WANAGER Tema 2 Toraravs So.uTONs, we (eas) 250-8508, FRANK ACHELIWONOTOROLASD.LTONS.cOM Preawo pRovecr RANA 08 seNEL Pri ewan Sowers, UC Teer ROAD GLENUONT, NY 12077 (Gi) 406-5206 ene LoPrRAUDNETWORKSERMCES.COM ypc PROVECT MALAGER: A) DESMNTS only Soumons, Uc, 1029 WATERY? SHARE ROAD ‘Aaa NY 12207 ie) t80-0790 SOHFINGY.COM DRAWING INDEX. Re 7 Te mg DAE TE se TL srars | oem OES share ECB NOTES TENT i = t zit +t OR ELEATON i TONER LEVON = AEE t Hee pera awn ass e TONG SETS H Sf seer oes t | Se rooOTON DEMS H ‘G—PROPE Ta DATS t u Sf ener TETAS t Gite ater beats t eae DES t Fae Stee a t a she z an is t hate | £ hehe -sfane te es Ane |GENERAL AEOUREMENIS 1 GENERAL 1, SUMMARY OF WORK. [A THE WORK MAY CONSIST OF, BUT NOT BE LMTED TO, THE INSTALLATON OF A FENCED COMPOUNO, SELE SUPPORT TOWER, EauPMENT SHELTER, GENERATOR. RATURAL GAS-FUEL TANK, ANTENNAS. AND LINES, GROUNDING, ELECTRICAL WORK, ETC. /ASSOGATED WEN THE MOTOROLA EQUEUENT AS INDGATED ON DRAWNGS AND AS SPCOIIED HEREN. “CONTRACTOR ALL SUPPLY ALL PERUANENT AATERALS/EQUIPVENT REQUIRED AND ALL LABOR, EQUIPMENT. TOOLS, UTLIIES, MINOR HM TERIAL, "TRMNSPORTATION AND FAGIUTIES NECESSARY FOR PROPER ERECUTION AND COMPLETION OF ‘SERVCES AND INSTALL WORK WHETHER ‘TEWPORARY OR PERMANENT. CONTRACTOR SHALL SE-OSLGATED 7 PERFORM ALL THe: WOFBC OUTLINED IN THESE DRAWINGS IN ‘ACCORDANCE: Wilt THE. CONTRACT AGREDNENT, FEDERAL REGULATIONS, STATE” REQUIREMENTS, LOCAL CODES, COMMERCL/INDUSTRY ‘SGINGARDS, DETALED. SCOPE" OF WOrB AND THE. DOCUMENTS IGENTIFIcD BELOW. IN CASE. OF A CONRUCTETNEEN THE. ABOVE UisteD.DoGuMENTS REGARONG STANOARDS OF WORK, THE MORE STRINGENT CHITRA SHALL APPLY. "ANY ADOTIONAL COSTS. OR Eire Rese Fo CORREETON OF THE WOR TO.COVPLY Wt THe ABOVE REQUREUENT ial Be THE SOLE RESPONSELIY 12, sie vst CONTRACTOR SHALL VIST THE SITE AND FAMUARIZE TSELE WTH THE SCOPE OF WORK REQURED PER THE DRAWNOS AND ALL LOCAL onorions AND AWS AND REGULATIONS. THAT MAY N-ANY MANNER AFFECT THE PRGE, PROGRESS AND’ PERFORMANCE” OF WORK, INGLUDING ANY COSTS ASSOCIATED WITT. THE CONTRACTOR ALSO VERY Thar THe. PROVECT CAN Be CONSTRUCTED I ACCORDANCE WIP THE CONTRACT OOCUMENTS. AND NOTIFY THE MOTOROLA REPRESENTATNE OF ANY D'SOREPANCIES OF INTERFERENGES WHICH AFFECT THE, WORK OF THS CONTRACT. 1.3. STANDARDS AND CODES THe FOULOWNG COCUENTS (LATEST REVISION) SHALL BE CONSDERED TO. BE SPECICATION AND ARE. NCORPORATED HEREIN By REFERENCE, “IN TRE_ EVENT. OF CONFLICT BETWEEN THE RCGUREMENTS OF THIS SSECEICATON AND THE REOUREMENTS.OF THE REFERENCED OOCUMENTS) THE SYRICTER SPECHICATION SHALL GOVERN, “WHERE PROWSIONS. OF THE CODES AWD STANDARDS. ARE IN [SONTLIGT Wt THe BULLDWG CODEN FORGE FOR nis PROUEGT, THE BULDNG CODE SHA COVERN. [A AERCAN NATIONAL STANDARDS. STTUTE: ANS'"Z330 FguiREwENTS FOR PERSONAL FALL ARREST SYSTEMS, SUBSYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS. 3 MNS. Zar ‘OSCUPKTONAL ND EDUCATIONAL EVE ANO FACE PROTECTION ANS. Zao} PROTECIVE. HEADWEAR FOR INDUSTRI WORKERS. ~REOUREMENTS ‘NSi/IEE C05.1 SAFETY LEVELS WITH RESPECT TO MUMN EXPOSURE TO. RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY + RIS/TUVE STANDARD 222: STRUCTURAL STANDARDS FOR STEEL ANTENGA TOWERS AND ANTENNA SUPPORTING STRUCTURES B. AVERICAN INSTTUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTON ASC ANUAL OF THE AMEREAN RSTIUTE. OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION: LATEST EDMON ©. AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY: Sais D121 "RECOMMENDED PRACTICES FOR WELOING REINFORCING STEEL, METAL INSERTS AND CONNECTIONS IN| RENFORCED ‘ConcreTE. CONSTRUCTION" , FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMSSION: © FEDERAL COVMUNEATIONS.COMMSSON ‘STRUCTURES. STRUCTURAL STEEL PANTING COUNGL: © sgpccgpes-63: SPEOACATION FOR PANTING STEEL STRUCTURES, RULES AND REGULATIONS PART 17: CONSTRUCTION, MARKING AND LIGHTING OF ANTENNA MOTOROLA R56 STANDARDS AND CUDELNES FOR COMMUNCATIONS SITES (LATEST REVISION). 6. MOTOROLA'S CIVL. WORKS BD SPECIRCATINS NEPA 70 "RATONALELECTRICA CODE & 2004 NEW YORK STATE ELECTRICAL CODE NPA for —"Ure sarery cove NFPA 111 = StanoaRo"ON STORED ELECTRICAL ENERGY, EERGENCY AND STANDBY POWER SYSTEMS {NEPA 700 — STANDARD FOR THE NSTALLATION OF UGHINING PROTECTION SYSTEMS. GCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION: Ot 1929) = GSI ORGIES CPL 2-1.20 — INTERIM INSPECTION PROCEDURES DURING COMMUNICATIN TOWER CONSTRUGTON ACTMITES. 4. NEW YORK STATE BULDING & ELECTRICAL CODE. 14 NOTICE TO PROCEED HEN THE SIE IS READY FOR INSTALLATION, MOTOROLA, SHALL ISSUE A NOTICE TO PROCEED TO THE CONTRACIOR. UPON RECEIPT ‘OF THE NOTCE OF PROCEED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT TO MOTOROLA A SCHEDULE REFLECTING THE WORKPLAN. THE GontiaAcToR ‘SiAl. ADMISE THe MOTOROLA REPRESENTATIVE MMEOATELY OF ANY SCHEDULE CHANGES, THE CONTIUCTOR SHALL [ARUST HS WORK, AS REQUIRED, TO COORDINATE WITH THE MOTOROLA SSTALATION TEAM IF THE SCHEDULES OVERLAP, 1.5. MOTOROLA REPRESENTATIVE MOTOROLA SHALL DESIGNATE A REPRESENTAINE. THIS PERSON IS THE OMLY CONTACT POINT AUTHORED TO MAE ANY CHANGES TO Ie COWIE PROVNONS ft HE PS IND SPEGHEAORS. ANY UNOS MADE Br HAE CONTAGION ARE AT THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSISLITY AND FISK. 1.6, CONTRACTORS FELD REPRESENTATWE CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSION A FELD REPRESENTATIVE WHO 1S FAMILAR WITH THESE SPECINCATIONS AND WIL REPRESENT THE CONTRACTOR AND HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO Ger Fon tre ContRaGTOR AND SUPEISE AL CONSTIICTION aGTIIneS. THE FELD REPRESENIATNE SHALL BE AVALABLE. WHEN CONSTRUCTION ACTMTTES SEO, THE PLD REPRESENTATNE SHALL Be THE PRUARY PONT OF CONTACT FOR LICTOROLA DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE. OF THE WORK. 1.7, PROJECT MEETNGS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONDUCT THE INTIAL (PRE-CONSTRUCTIN) MEETNG (INCLUDING ALL, SUB-CONTRACTORS) WITHTHE MOTOROLA REPRESENTATIVE WIN THO NEES AFTER AWARD OF Ste Contfacr. SUBSEQUENTLY, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL. PROMGE PROGRESS SCHEDULE UPDATES TO MOTOROLA ON A WEEKLY BASS. 1.8, MATERALS ‘CONTRACTOR S'ALL FURNISH AND STALL ALL MATERULS AS REQUIRED FOR COMPLETE SYSTEMS CLUDING: ALL PARTS OBVOUSLY OR REASONABLY INCIDENTAL TO, SOVPLETE INSTALLATION, WEINER SPLOPICALLY NORATED OF NOT. "ALL SYSTEMS SHALL BE COMPLETELY ASSEMBLED, TESIED, ADJUSTED AND DEMONSTRATED TO BE [READY FOR OPERATION PRIOR TO MOTOROLA'S ACCEPTANCE. WATERALS NO WORKMANSHIP SHALL QE THE BEST OF THER RESPECTE KNOS (AS OENNED By INDUSTRY STANDARDS), FREE OF DEFECTS AND ALL MATERALS SHALL 9 NEW MD UNUSED ROALS GASES, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECINED.” WHERE THE NAME OF A CONCERN OR MANUFACTURER f MENTIONED ON ORAHINGS OR TN [SEECICATIONS IN REFERENCE TO A REQUIRED SERVCE OR PRODUCT, AND” NO QUALIFICATIONS OR SPECIFICATION GF SUCH IS INCLUDED, THEN THE WATER ‘SPEGHCATIONS, DEIALS OF MANUFACTURE, FINSH, ETC. SHALL BE 1 ACCORDANCE WH MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD PRACTICE, OIRSCTION OR SPECACATIONS, THE ‘SoNTTACTOR SHALL INSTALL ALL EQUPVENT AND WATERALS AGOOROING TD THE MANUFACTURER'S / VENDOR'S SPECIFICATIONS UNLESS NOTED GTHERWISE OR WHERE (Beal"So0es On ORDINANCES TE PRECEDENCE 1.9. VERIMCATION OF EASTING CONDMONS [BEFORE STARTING ANY OPERATION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EXAMINE EXSTAG WORK, OR WORK PERFORMED BY OTHERS, TO WHICH MS WORK IS TO ADION OR BE EPUED, AND SHALL REPORT TO WOTORGLA PROLEET MANAGER ANY CONDITIONS THAT Wie PREVENT SATISFACTORY ACOGUPUSPMENT OF HS WORK: |PROR TO SOMMENGING Atty EXCHVATON OR GRADING. THE CONTRACTOR SAALL SATISFY HISELF AS TO THE ACGURAGY OF ALL SURVEY OATA AS INDICATED IN THE PLANS. AND ‘SPeGIRCATONS AND/OR AS PROVOED BY HOTOROLA. SHOULD THE CONTRACTOR DISCOVER ANY INACCURACIES, ERRORS, OR OMESSIONS IN THE SURVEY CATA HE SHALL nico NOMAY THe MOTOROLA REPRESENTAINE-N ONOER ‘Kt PROPER ADRISIMENTS. CAN TE ANTICIPATED AND ORDERED, -PALLRE TO NOT THE MOTOROLA REORSEWTAIVE. OF DEMGINGES: EARORS. OF TRULTS. PRIOR TO COMMENGENENT OF WORK SHALL CONSTITUTE ACCEPTANCE THEREOF AND WAVER OF ANY CLAWS. OF UORSUIABILTY, ERRORS, OMSSIONS (OR NACCURICIES. HE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE NECESSARY PROVSIONS TO PROTECT EXSTING WEROVEVENTS, EASEMENTS, ETC. OURNG CONSTRUCTION, SokaRACTOR SHALL REPAR ANY DAMAGE THAT MAY HAVE. OCCURRED DUE TO CONSTRUCTION ON OR ABOUT THE. PROPERTY. UPON COMPLETION OF WORK, THE NOTE: ALL CONSTRUCTION ACTMITIES SHALL BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH MOTOROLA'S R-56 DESIGN. STANDAROS. GENERA NOTES na PY! COUNTY OF ALBANY ci INFINIGY 82 | @ moronora sousons F RAMID COUNTY—WIDE PUBLIC_SAFETY JANSEN LANE mee 28 [ao fo os | baNOIK Services, COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK REV ror [fo 28 swoon we. Eva > [peor ie ts 11.90, PERMITS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL GWE ALL NOTICES AND COMPLY WH ALL LAWS, ORDAANCES. RULES. REGULATIONS AND LAWFUL ORDERS OF ‘Nir UBL AUINORTY, MUNICIPAL ND UTLITY COMPANY 'SPECIECATIONS, AND LOCAL AND STATE SURSDICTONAL CODES SEARING ON THE PERroRANCE oF THE WORK: “THE CONTRACTOR SHALL WOR WITH! THE COUNTY. WHO/MLL BE RESPONSILE FOR OBTANING ALL PERMITS ‘NO INSPECTIONS WHIC™ MAY. GE REGUIED TOR THE WORK Oy" THE STATE, COUNTY OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY. THe WORK PERrOWMED ON THE PROVECT AND THE MATERIALS INSTALLED. SHALL BEI” STRICT AGOOROMNCE WITH” ALL APPLICABLE CODES, IECUATENS, Ab QRDRIEES. TE CONTRACTOR SL MEET AL OFTHE REGUATRY REGUREVENS OF THE RSD CCOVERNING ConSTRUCTION 1.11, STE INSPECTION BY MOTOROLA THE CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE THE RESPONSIBLITY FOR ARRANGING TH MOTOROLA FOR AN INSPECTION PRIOR TO COVERING UP ALL Woot TAT WL GE COVERED IN FINHED CONOTION. TIS THE CONTRACTOR'S AESPONSBILTY TO MANAGE THE” SEQUENCE OF WORK ‘AND ‘REOUEST Tie" NSPECTONS N'A TWELY MANNER: THE. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT REQUEST AY INSPECTION UNLESS ALL OF TH ELATED WORK His" BEEN COMPLETED. "WOR SHALL NOT PROCEED TO THE NEXT STEP UNL THE PREVIOUS STEP JAS/BECN INSPECTED ‘AND APPROVED THE. LOCAL INSPECTORS AND THE MOTOROLA REPRESENTATNE. THE PREGENCE_OF THE OWNER OR NOTOROUA REPRESENTATIVE ON THE JOB STEIN. NO WAY REEVES THE CONTRACTOR OF THE ASSOGATED RESPONSIUITES OF THE JOS." ANY Morue Wit! D050 NOT MEET THE REQUREMENIS OF THE” CONTRACT DOCUMENTS WAL BE CORRECTED OR REMOVED SOLELY AT THE (CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE. THE FOLLOWING INFORNATIN IS INCLUDED AS A GUIDE TO THE CONTRACTOR TO ASSIST IN OETERMINING THE TYPE AND FREQUENCY OF INSPECTIONS. THE LISTED INSPECTIONS. REPRESENT THOSE REQUIRED FOR SMALL OR SMPLE PROMECTS. "LARGE OR COMPLEX PROLECTS SHALL REQUIRE ADDITONAL INSPECTIONS DEPENDING ON THE” SEQUENCE” OF WORK. + FOUNOATONS EXCAVATION AND REBAR: TO BE MADE ACTER TRENCHES ARE EXCAVATED AND FORMS ERECTED, RENFORCEMENT PLACED, {COMPACTION TESTED, ‘SOD TREATED, VAPOR GAPRER PLACED, AND FSSENTIALLY READY FOX CONRETE PLACEMENT Soroune: To Be HOE ATEN Ye BAW eRbUND CAOWEED CONMEETIONS PAE BUD COMPLETED, PROR TO COVERNG UP THE TTRIECTRCAL WORK WITHIN WALLS: TO BE MADE AFTER THE ROOF, FRAWNG, FREBLOCKING AND BRACING IS IN PLACE PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF INSULATION ‘OR WALL/CELLNG” MEMBRANES. AS A GENERAL RULE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ADVANCE NOTICE TO MOTOROLA FOR INSPECTION OF ALL WORK PRIOR TO CGueAtNeNts THE’ CONTUCION TAS RESPONSIBLITIS FELATNE TO) ALL TYPES OF INSPECTIONS AND 'S RESPONSIELE, FOR CONTACTING ‘ALL.OF THe NSPECTING ENIITES TO OETERHINE HS RESPONSILIIES, ALL OF THESE INSPECTING ENTTTIES RAVE UNGUE AND SEPARATE RESPONSDLIMES. ONE INSPECTION FROM AN ENTITY WILL_NOT SUBSITTUTE FOR AN INSPECTION FROM ANOTHER ENTITY. CONTRACTOR RESPONSBLE FOR ALL SCHEDJUNG & COORDINATION OF ALL INSPECTIONS REQURED BY CODE/PERIT. 4.2, sarey THE CONTRACTOR, MIS EMPLOYEES, ANY SUB-CONTRACTORS, VENDORS, THER RESPECTIVE EMPLOYEES AND CONTRACTOR'S VSTORS SHALL Sawin MIM ALL SAFETY STANOAROS. AGODENT PREVENTION REGULATIONS AND. EAURONGIENTAL REGULATIONS PROMGLGATED BY FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL AUTHORTIES PAVING JOASOCTION AND. SAUL AT ALL TRIES CONDUCT ALL OPERATIONS UNDER THE CONTRAST A MANNER To‘AVOD THE RISK OF BOOLY HARM TO ANY PERSONS AND THE RISK OF OAWNGE TO ANY PROPERTY, EQUIPMENT OR MATERIAL ‘SuoH PARTIES. SHALL ALSO. COMPLY WITH ANY SAFETY PROGRAMS ANO/OR RULES PROMULGATED BY OWNER’ AND/OR MOTOROLA. 4.43, ELECTRO WAGNETC EMSSONS “THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ACKNOMLEDGE ALL OR PORTIONS OF THE WORK MAY IWOLVE POSSILE EXPOSURE OF CONTRACTOR, SUB-CONTRACTORS, AND THEIR RESPCCINE EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, INVIEES, LICENSEES AND CTHER VISITORS 10 THE JOBSTE AND/OR MOTOROLA PREMISES TO ELECTRO-MAGNETIC ENERCY (EME") WRILE PERFORMING WORK UNDER TH'S CONTTACT, ESPEOILLY IF WORK IS Ponrowen ON EXSTNG ANTENNA TOWERS. OR BULONG TOFS WHERE. ANTENNAS ARE LOCATED. "THE CONTRACTOR REPRESENTS. THAT CONTRACTOR, SUBCONTANCTORS, AND ALL OF THEIR RESPECTNE EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, RWTEES, LCENSEES) AND OTHER AUTHORIZED REPRESEHIAIVES WHO ARE PERFORMING SERVICES UNDER THIS AGREEUENT WL COMPLY WI ALL ANS! AND ANY OTHER APPLCAB.E EME STANDARDS, RULES" OR REGULATIONS, INCLUOING, BUT NOT LIMTED TO THOSE RULES OR REGULATIONS IMPOSED OR SUGOESTED BY MOTOROLA Fa TE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO ALL OSHA RULES, REGULATIONS AND ADOPTED POLICIES. ALL CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL SHALL HAVE UNDERGONE ELEETROWAGNENG ENERGY (EME) TRANING FOR PERSONNEL WORKING IN THE VCINTY OF ACTVE ANTENNAS. AS SUCH T'S RECOMMENDED THAT Rr ONTORS.BE-USED BY THe TONER PERSONNEL TO MONIIOR EXPOSURE LEVELS. YF EME LEVELS AT Te SE, ExcEtD THE MAXIMUM PERWSSIBLE PAPCSURE UMTS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COOROAITE, WITH THE INDMDUALS, RESPONSIBLE FOR USE SF Fee ToalTeR TO Ake SURE TAT THE EQUENENT Te DeACIVAED BEFORE WORK CAN Be ESE, WIHOUT CAUSING A 1.14, STE CLEANUP “THE CONTRACTOR SHALL KEEP THE GENERAL WORE AREA CLEAN AND HAZARD FREE DURNG CONSTRUCTION AND DISPOSE OF AL OI, ‘ebm, VECETATON “AND RUBBISH. AT AN. APPROVED SOUD WASTE DISPOSAL FACLITY AND REMOVE EQUPMENT NOT SPECIMED AS REWANING ON THE PROPERTY. WHENEVER THF WORKSITE IS_LEFT UNATTENDED, THE” COMTRAGTOR ‘SHALL BLOCK TE OPENING WITH WARNING TAPE To. OGSOURAGE TRESPASSING THE PREWSES SHULL BE LEFT IN CLEAN CONDITION AND FREE PROM PANT SPOTS, DUST, (OR SMUDGES. OF ANY NATURE AT' THE” CONCLUSION OF SITE WORK. “THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EE RESPONSIBLE FOR LINOSCAPE ORADING AND SEEDING OF THE DISTURBED SOIL. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL USE (cat Chass ‘see9 TO STABILIZE SOL ANO SHALL COVER DISTURBED AREAS WT} HAY MULCH REDUCE NGF” OF SEDMENT TO Domnstatiad AREAS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RESTORE THE SE TO TTS ORIGNAL CONDITION. AL. SLOPES AND DISTURBED AREAS NOT RECEWING ACOREGATE SURFACING ARE 10. GE PREPARED AND BROADCAST SEEDED|ANG FERTILIZED FOR EROSION PROTECTON. -SEEDNG FOR AREAS DISTURBED SHALL BE ESTABLISHED SEASONALLY AS REQUIRED BY LOCAL CODES” WE CONTRACTOR SHALL EXERGSE AL CARE TO AYO DAMAGE OR INTERRUPTION OF EXUSTING UNDERGROUND OR OVERVEAD,SLECTRIC ‘Bees UNDERGROUND GROUNDING AN FUEL LINES, EQUEMENT AND ULDNGS ON ThE Sie, PLUS OFF Sie SERVICES, BURIED OF ‘SVERNEAD, SURROUNDING THE EXISTING OR EXPANDED ‘COUPOUND, "ANY PROPERTY DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE. CONTRACTOR Of HIS ‘OPERATIONS SHALL BE CORRECTED ANO/OR RESTORED TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE PROPERTY OWNER(S) AND MOTOROLA AT NO [XBOIMONAL COST TO THE PROPERTY OWNER 8 MOTOROLA TAS. FAGILTY STARTUP & COMMSSIONNG “THE ConTaAcTOR 4NO/OR SUB-CONTRACTORS SHALL OEMONSTRATE TO MOTOROLA THAT ALL SYSIENS AND SUD-SYSTEMS INSTALLED UNDER THES CONTRACT, GRERATEEROPERLY PAH TO THE FINAL AGSEPTANCE INSPECTION. PROVDE'& SETS OF OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS AT THIS. TE 1.18, oP oruwwos/AS-sULr osAMNas THE WSSeRTONS Te he DUNS NER CONSTRUCTION START SHALL RECENE EAEAEERIG & MOTOROLA APPROVAL PRO TO ANY CHANGES, BENG MADE. THE ENGR OF RECORD SAL hee THE REQUHED GaNee mS WAL SUDA GluNceS TO MUTURGLA ANG ANT VORSDICNON HAVING AUTHOR {THE CONTRACTOR SHALL KEEP UP-TO-DATE MARED-UP PRINTS OF THE PROJECT DRAWINGS. UPON COMPLETION OF WORK AT THE STE. THE CONTRACTOR Saf RW THe CouPLSTED AS-BUILT BRAWINGS, AND ASCERTAN THAT ALLDATA FURNISHED ON THE ORAWAGS 1S ACCURATE AND TRULY REPRESENTS. THE WORK AS ACTUALLY INSTALED, “MARKINGS INDOSTING CHUNGES TO. THE DRAMINGS SHAL. BE RCD OR GREEN AND CLEARLY VISBLE, THO (2) SETS. OF "TS"BUT” ORKWNGS SHALL SE FURNISHED TO THE MOTOROLA REPRESENTATNE AT THE COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT. THESE ORAWNGS SHALL ALSO SHOW THE + Noomeanions 10 STE vou. { SeoUNDNe"Srstear LAUT 5 ONpeRoROUND FUEL ONE: Fun S UNDEROROUND TELGD GABLE RUN. UNDERGROUND ELECTRICAL RUN, WHERE THE COMMRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING THE STE EOUPMENT (SHELIER, SOLATON TRANSFORMER, GENERATOR, ETC) THAT REQUIRES PERIODC MANENASEES ME CONTRACTOR SMALL INCLUDE ALL GPMRATIN AND MANTENANCE MANUALS AND AL AS" SULT ORAMNGS WHICH FULLY DESCRIBE THE. ACTUAL INSTALLED EGUIPMENT 1.17. TEST PROCEDURES AND RESULTS THE CONTRACTOR IS REGURED TO SUBMIT THE RESULTS OF ALL TESTS REQUIRED GY THE PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS AND DRAWINGS THAT FALL THN HIS SCOPE OF WORK TO THE ENGNEER OF REGORD W/COPIES TO MOTOROLA WITHIN FVE (8) DAYS OF THE TEST. THE CONTRACTOR 1S REGURED TO SUBMIT TEST PROGEDURES NINETY (90) DAYS PRON 70 THE TESTS ENG CONDUCTED. IN GENERAL, THE CONTRAGTOR SHALL SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING TEST RESULTS: + Me DESIGN/CONCRETE COMPRESSION TEST FOR ALL CONCRETE. WORK. * Me DOWAM REILECTOMETER (IDR) /'SWEEP TEST FOR ANTENNA AND TRANSMSSION LINE INSTALLATION WORE. S*FUELTINE LSMAGe TEST FOR FUEL TANK AND PIPING INSTALLATON WORK, + Sibue "est ror conereTe wor 5 SROUNONG' RESISTANCE TeST-TOR GROUNDING WORK. + Strucruna. “ser pasicaion oRAwNGs ANY OTHER TEST THAT MAY BE REQUIRED. 1.18. CONTRACT CLOSEOUT-IN ACCORDANCE WITH! MOTOROLA'S SUBCONTRACT AGREEMENT TERMS AND CONOTTONS THE MOTOROLA REPRESENTATVE WILL PROVIDE A CERTFICATE OF COMPLETION AND APPROVE FNAL PAYMENT WHEN AL. PUNCH-LIST EUS HAVE BEEN CORRECTED Bio DSSSttvS one ACCEPTABLE AFTER PRAL PAYUENT, CONTRACTOR WLL SIN A RELEASE OF LEW 1.19, WARRANTY ‘ALL WORK PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN COMPLETNG THE SCOPE IDENTIFIED ON THE ORAMINGS SHALL BE GUARANTEED BY THE CONTRACTOR FOR A PERO OF che YAR FROMTHE DATE Ge YINAL COMPLETION OF The PROWECT. "hs GUARANTEE SHALL COVER ALL MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT. OR WORKOANSHIP WHICH IN Sie OBNON OF MOTOROLA IS RENDERED DEFECTIVE OR NEEROR OF NOT AV ACCORDANCE” WT THe TERMS OF THE CONTRAGT DURING THE GUARANTEE PERIOD. TAWTHN THE GUARNTEE PERIOD, REPARS OR CHANGES ARE AEGURED TO CORRECT THE GUARANTEE WOW, THEN UPON RECEP OF NOTCE, THE CONTRACTOR Siall"PROUPTLY AND WITHOUT EXPENSE TO MOTOROLA OR THE COUNTY, PROCEED TO: + PLACE IN SATSFACTORY CONDTION ALL. OF SUCH GUARANTEED WORK ANO CORRECT ALL DEFECTS. THEREN. SKRE cod ‘ALL Sauces TO THe STRUCTURE OR SME OF EQUPUENT OR CONTENTS THEREDE, WHC, INTHE OPINION OF THE MOTOROUA, IS THE RESULT OF JHE USE“OF NATERALS, EOUIPUENT, OR WORRMANSHP WHICH ARE INFERIOR, OEFECTI, OR NOT IN ACCORDANCE Wl. THE TERMS OF THE CONTRACT, TAKE. cO00' ANT WORK, MATERALS OR EQUPMENT, AND ADACENT STRUCTURES DISTURBED IN FULTLLNG THE GUATANTEE, 1.20, RELATED DOCUMENTS CONTRACTOR SHALL BECOME FAMILIA WITH THE INFORMATION AND REQUREMENTS CONTAINED IN THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS RELATED TO THE PROVECT: ‘A TOWER AND TONER FOUNDATION ORAMNGS GY THE TOWER MANUFACTURER, & Robe staNawaps AND GUOELNES FOR COMMLAIGATIONS ‘SITES BY MOTOROLA — MANDATORY COMPLIANCE. ALL OTFER PERTINENT DOCUMENTS LEGEND unury Poe ree UTUTY POLE UY WE sur FENCE ULDING LE UNDERGROUND ELEC. UNE [UNDERGROUND TELE. UNE UUNDEROROUND GAS UNE BASING NOTE: ALL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES SHALL BE DONE, IN ACCORDANCE WITH MOTOROLA'S R—56 DESIGN STANDARDS. 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THE LOCATON, SPF ND TYPE O- MARRAL OF ENSING UTLTES IEICATED ON THE LIN SHOT REPRESENTED AS GONG ACCURATE, SUTFICENT Ot COPLETE 1 SULL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S FeSSoveeMsTy 10 OFTERINE HE ACTUA. LOCATION OF ALL, SUOE Faicumes, MoDNG TNE SeRACE CENMECTINE TO WHOERGROND UTEIES. Poe TO CONSTUCHON Te CONTRACTOR SHA HOTTY THE UTkIY GowPaies a BULONE MANAGEMENT Of 1s OPERATIONAL is Nb SHA Gan ROW Te SESPECTNE UTLITY COMPAS BOLDIN IRAGENEN? DETALED NFDRMATION AND ASUSTANGE REUATVE TO HE {eekow o Hem FACLTES AND THE WORK SOUL OF THe COMPANIES FOR RELOWAL OF ADUSTMENT NHERE AEQURED NTE EvoWT aN ONEECTED UNL INTERFERENCE Ig ENCOUNTERED OIC EONSTRUCION, Te CONTRACTOR SHALL NMEDATELYNOTEY me ULITY OUEANY 0 CURSO, BIKDNE MANAGEMENT THE CNENETR SCALE (11x17): 1 ‘SCALE (22x34): 1" OVERALL STE PLAN . on PY! 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ALL TRANSMISSION LINES SHALL BE MARKED WITH APEROPRITE COLOR TAPE BANDS (ONE INCH WIDE COLOR APE) FOR IDENTIFICATION NEAR THE ANTENNA, JUST BEFORE ENTERING THE SLING AS WELL AS INSIDE THE BUILDING, BEFORE CONNECTING TO THE SURE SUPPRESSORS 5, FELD VERIFY MOUNTING AROWARE OF ANTENOUS, AND ‘STAND-OFE RAGKETS. COORDINATE WWAKMUM SPACING [BETWEEN ANTENNAS "Witt MOTOROLA RF ENGINEER. 6. CONTRACTOR TO. CONFIRM. ANTENNA TYPES, COAX LENGTHS, [REMUTYS AND HENS WH FNAL RF-NFORMUATON. NOTE: ALL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES. SHALL BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH MOTOROLA'S R—56 DESIGN. STANDARDS. yaar ey “PROPOSED ALBANY ‘COUNTY 8 UGHTNING ROD ‘PROPOSED ALBANY COUNTY. 3 \ MonoMa ve OSH, MAN PROPOSED ALBANY COUNTY 5° STANDOFF Aru, T9P OF (1) PER ANTENNA PROPOSED ALBANY COUNTY. {E SHELD ABOVE. PROPOSED McOWAVE DISH (TYP AL promosen Aubavs acOWA ve DISHES) ‘Propose ALAN ‘COUNTY CRONE TOP OF PROPOSED SELF SUPPORT TONER = 180" Act BOTTOM OF PROPOSED ALBANY COUNTY OMNI ANTENNA = 177" AGE. CENTERLNE OF PROPOSED ALBANY COUNTY ANTENNA = £155" AGL PROPOSED ALBANY COUNTY CABLING. TO Be TERTEAL CABLE LADDER NY CVTERNE OF PROPOSED ALBANY COUNTY CENTRINE OF ABANY COUNTY MERORAVE SY = 4700" Aa (ADMIT = 8183 r 1 t ALosoup tev. t TOWER ELEVATION Cae gene Oso MODEL: TEP) ANOREW/PARE—59-PXA/A WH () eu8s came ‘PROPOSED STABLZER ARM PROPOSED STABILIZER ARM PROPOSED ALBANY COUNTY. NaGROWAVE’ DIS, WANE AMoDEL: "ANDREW/PARS—SB-PYA/A WITH, () eves case NOT TO SCALE PROPOSED MW ORIENTATION (@ +90" non, 873 0s INFINIGY8= fara] ee oa [a ear 7 Pose roe on an ansen UNE ol owe REVSONS = [ee] 366-018 Seni wr 12023 PYRAI IQ soronora sowunons ev RAMID COUNTY OF ALBANY COUNTY-WIDE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK JANSEN LANE,GENERAL NOTES: 1. ALL, VERTICAL TRANSMISSION LINE RUNS FROMTHE. ANTENNAS Shit Be GROUNDED AT THe. AGO AND AT THE. COLLECTOR {GROUND BAR (BEFORE THE CABLE MAKES HORIZONTAL TRANSITION IN THE SULDING), ADDTIONAL TRANSMISSION UNE GROUND MIS. SHALL BE NSTALLED AS NEEDED TO LT THE STANK BETWEEN GROUND KIT ACEORDINCE WIM SO 2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONDUCT A TDR SWEEP TEST ON IAL THe NEWLY INSTALLED TRANSMISSION LINES 70. DETERUNE. ‘HE CABLE CONDUCTOR RESISTANCE, CABLE INSERTION LOSS, REFLECTION AND SIARLUS RESPONSE MEASUREMENTS. ‘3. DRIP LOOPS SHALL BE INCORPORATED IN CABLE RUNS 1O PREVENT WATER FROM TRING DOWN THE LINES INTO THE BRILDNG. 4, AL TRANSMISSION LNES SHALL BE MARKED WITH ‘APPROPRATE COLOR TAPE BANOS (ONE INCH WIDE COLOR ‘TABE) FOR IDENTINCATION NEAR THE ANTENNA, JUST BEFORE ENTERNG THe GUIDING YS, WELL AS INGDE THE SULDINO, [eros CONNEGTNG To THE” SURGE SUPPRESSORS. 5, FIELD VEREY MOUNTING KAROWARE OF ANTENNAS AND STANDOFF BRACKETS, COORONATE WARM. SPACING BETWEEN ANTENNAS With MOTOROLA RP ENGINEER. 6. CONTRACTOR TO CONFIRM ANTENNA TYPES, COAX LENGTHS, ‘REMUTHS AND HEGHTS WIM FINAL RF INFORMATION. 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STEEL ALL SCREWS, BOLTS, [bee WASHERS NUTS, £16, SHALL Ok HOT DP GAVANIZED OR MADE OF STAINLESS STEEL FABRE — STANDARD INDUSTRL GRADE fo GAUGE WTH 2 INCH MESH GALVANIZED CHAIN LINK (itt A BREAKING STRENGTH OF Nol LESS THON 1299 POUNDS SHALL BE USED. THE FAG ‘Sikic ge eatinnizeD BY THE HOT DP PROCESS AFTER FABREATION METAL POSTS — META. 2OSTS (UNE, CORNER, TERMINAL. GATE POSTS, MODLE RAILS, BRACES WD To Baty ShULL BE NOT Gir GALINNED SCHEDULE 40. TUBLLAR ‘STEEL WM AN OUTSIDE DIAMETER AS ocATED. ON Tas DRAM. A POST TOP FITING OF GALNANIZED STEEL WILL Be INGIAILED To EXCLUDE MOSTURE POST CAPS — ALL POST CAPS TO USE THE GARBED WE OUTRIGGER BRACKET AND SHALL BE ITiAGHED TO THE POST Wilh TAMPER RESISTANT SCREWS, SRADS, OR BOLTS. TOP RAL — A wane OF ONE COUPLING. CACH STRAIGHT RUN OF TOP RAL, SHALL HAVE ACHeAW Soroka INSENTED win, THE COUPLNG To TAKE. UP EXPANSION AND. CONTRACTION Be"HIE TOP RAL THE TOP RAL SHALL SE FASTENED TO TERMNAL POSTS WMV PRESSED Steet" CONNECTIONS. MOLE RAL — THE MOBLE, RAL SHALL SE OF THE SAME MATERIAL AS THE TOP RAL AND INSTALLED Wail Hor" O GALVANIZED FITTINGS ATTAGHED TO THE POSTS. BRACE RAL, — GRACE RAL MATERIAL SHALL BE OF THE MATERIAL AS THE TOP RAL AND Co¢ateD 27/5 oF Tie DSTANCE UP FROM THe BOTTOM OF THE FARRiC. BCACE RALS SHALL BE SECURELY FaSIENED TO POSTS BY SUITABLE PRESSED STEEL CONNECTIONS. TRUSS ROOS — SHALL SE 5/8" ROUND GALVANIZED STEEL RODS WITH GALVANIZED TORMBUCALES, THE ZING COATING SHALL SE NOT LESS THAN 1.2 OUNCES PER SQUARE FOOT OF SuRraGE TENSION WRE — THE TENSON WRE SHALL BE OF #7 GAUGE HOT OF GALVANIZED SPRING TENSON Wine will A BheaWuc SiRENGTH OF NoY LESS THAN 1900 PouNOS. TS WE SHALL BE ee abr oALvauzed TuRMavECES AAD ATTAGHED TO POSTS WW CALANZED FABRIC TIES — THE FABRIC TIES SHALL BE ALUMMUM RE. NOT LESS THAN 4B GAGE. SIRCIOER ARS — THE STRETCHER QARS SHALL OF FLAT GALVANZED STEEL BARS NOT LESS SHAN S/16" 3/4 AND. NOT LESS THAN 2 GHOATER THAN TE TABRRG. STRETCHER BAR GANS GHaLL Ge FLAT GALVANIZED STEEL BARS NOT LESS THAN /Te™ XT 1/2" WITH 5/10" DIAMETER GALVANIZED CARRIAGE BOLT CATE FRAMES SIALL BE CONSTRUCTED OF 2 1/2 INCH OUTSOE DIAMETER HEAVY DUTY GAlvahzed STEEL PIPE. THe GATES SHALL BE ASSENDLED USNG CONNER FITTNOS.OF HEAVY PRESSED STEEL OR MALLEABLE CASTINGS OR MAY BE WELDED IF THE ENTIRE GATE FRAME 1S NOT De GaLVANEEO AFTER THE WELOING ALL CATES SHALL’ BE EQUIPPED WM HEAVY DUTY GALyANZED STEEL TYPE HINGES WOH LARGE BEARING SURFACES OF ADEQUATE STREWOTH TO Storer He GATE! THe HINGCS SHALL NOT TWST OR TUR UADER THE ACTON OF THE CATE. RIES WL PROVDE FULL RANGE QF MOTION AND Be EASLY OPENED AND ‘CLOSED BY, ONE SEIGON” Cate EATGH SHALL Be CARGO PROTECTORS, INC. MODEL FL~100" LATCH SHALL Be EQUPPED TO RECENE A PADLOCK. SEE SHEETS ES TO E7 FOR GROUNDING REQUIREMENTS. PROVDE RF. WARNING SONAGE ON ALL GATES RUT on To SY Sonce rostuRsED of ‘owracteD sox . 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L MAINTENANCE SHALL BE PERFORMED AS NEEDED AN AUER RewoveD WHEN "fuLbees" DEVELOP Ww THE SLT FENCE. AA SUT FENCE MATERIN'S MUST BE Osicb on Me CURRENT STATES. O.0z. ‘QualineD PRooucTs ust #36. FENCE! WOVEN WIRE, 14 Ok Bac MESH OPENING. AS DRECTED ‘BY BANS 0. 6 (MIN) crave GRAVEL DRIVE DETAIL Nor 10 SOE FLIER CLOTH FLIER X, RAF 100%" SIABLINKA T1408 ‘OF APPROVED EQUAL PREFABRICATED UNIT: CEOFAB, EXVIROFENCE” OR APPROVED EQUAL \—courrcen suomoe, ee Saou forsou inp comes Z COMPACTED SELECT FLL WHERE REQUIRED quan OE SSR A GE TO OR — ‘SECTION THROUGH COMPOUND aT To SOE STABUZE SOL ROAD SHOULDER BASED ON SLOPE x (77) ust, na re (EOTERTU FABRIC 20 se0Ht ‘ePnar (6 MN) ST Sbaonc 10 BE COMPLETED BY CONTRACTOR ANDO TO INTERFACE WH ESTING TOPOGRAPHY. + PROVE POSITIVE DRAMAGE AWAY FROM EXMSTING ROAD SURFACE TO PREVENT WASHOUT + ALTERNATE: SWALE CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES CAN BE IMPLEMENTED AS CURRENTLY ADOPTED BY TOW. 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CONTRACTOR SHALL PROMDE A WETEN REPORT ON FORMS PROVDD WN THE NOTOROLA SEEM hae Sonate OF THE FoLowm sre wae, ADDRESS ANO IDENTICATOR NuMBer CeSoRPTON OF STE SOU AND MORTURE ONOTION, OeSCHPTON OF WEATHER, MODEL NUMGER' OF TESTIG EQUPUEMT, DATE Or LAST CALIBRATION, STE ‘SKETCH SHOWING LOCATON OF TEST PROSES, AND ALL FLD OATA COLLECTED (READNGS, RANGE, TEST, MLLAMPS, EIC) ©. COMTRAGIOR SHALL NOTFY THE MOTOROLA CONSTRUCTION MAKAGER IE THERE ARE ANY SPREE Seroits rere Mestoanse ers OF Wr EASURCMENTS AE ABOVE 10 hats Te MOTOROLA CONSTRUCTON MAAGCR SHALL PROVE INSTRUCTION TO THE ouFiACTOR TO INSTAL ADDTONAL GROUNONG MEASURES TO MEST THE TO. Os REUREMENT ® cwouro cow ro EXTERNAL GROUND BAR (E68), & TOWER GROUND BAR (TCE). © rRovoseD TERR FERMETER GROUND BLS. ®© wremor orouno SYSTEM GROUNDED TO PROPOSED GROUND RINE. @ imrerow PERWETER GROUND BUS GROUNDED TO MASTER GROUND BAR ® wovosen SHELTER & TOWER GROUND RNGS BURED TO A DEPTH OF 3oT ® sowo pnovosco Towen orovno 8A 10 PROPOSED TOWER GROWNO RING ON (2) rae @ Pov0 Tower ro PROPOSED TONER GROUND ANG (3 PLACES TOTAL BOND HVAC UNTS TO PROPOSED SHELTER GROUND RING. BOND SHELTER 000R & FRAME ON INTERIOR TO THE IGP (HALO). BOND GATES TO FENCE POSTS. BOND FENCE CORNER POSTS & EARBED WRE HEADERS TO PROPOSED GROUND RING. [BONO PROPOSED TRANSFORMER TO PROPOSED GROUND RING. [BONO PROPOSED GENERATOR TO PROPOSED GROUND RING (IN (2) PLACES). POND PROPOSED METER & DISCONNECT SWTTCH TD PROPOSED GROUND RNG. ‘BONO PROPOSED ELECTRICAL SERVICE H-FRIME: TO PROPOSED GROUND RANG. {20N0 PROPOSED TOWER GROUND RIK TO PROPOSED SHELTER = GROUND RING (IN (2) PLACES). on @ ono U» TWH" FOOT TO SHELTER GROUND RING. ISROFOSED GROUNDING DESIGN COMPLETED BY ALTECH| [For aooMONAL FORMATION ‘SEE ReeORT TM SIE [oRouNOIG PLAN ae DETALS” DATED 11/17/18 1. GROUNDING SHALL CONFORM WT THE MOTOROLA R56 STANDARD AND. AS MODIFIED IN THE "ABANY COUNTY CONTRACT, FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL CODES. INTHE EVENT OF A CONFLICT, * MEET THE MOST STRINGENT REQUIREGUENT. 2, GROUND RODS SHALL BE COPPER CLAD STEEL 5/8 INCH DIAWETER X 10 FEET IN LENGTH (MN). 3. AL GROUND CONDUCTORS. SHALL. DE #2 ANG SOLD BARE TAPED COPPER. MINIMUM BEND RAOUS FOR CONDUCTOR SHALL BE (GROUND RODS SHALL 3e SPACED NOT MORE THAN 16'~O" AND NOT LESS THAN 6'=0" APART EXCEPT FOR THE TOWER GROUND ING WHICH ‘SHALL COMPLY. WITH) TA/EIR 222 (REV. 5. CONTRACTOR SHALL ADO. ADDIHONAL RODS AND. CONDUCTORES OF APPROVED GROUND ENAANCING UATERAL To ACHIEVE LESS Tea 10, OHMS RESSTANCE. TO GROUND. REFER TO MOTOROLA be STANDARD TOR TESTING PROCEDURES, 16. MaNAN 2-0" (TONER) AND 3"=0" (SHELTER) BETWEEN GROUND RINGS AND FOUNDATIONS $Me eiiuheans WetaatONs: gu Be AEPSCED mn MSPNOvED BF ALN COUNTY KO VoToRo.a BEFORE PLAGIN ANY BACKFLL 8, AL'GROUNONG SPUCES ANO CONNECTIONS SHALL BE MADE BY THE EXOTHERMIC WELD PROCESS (CADWELD OR EQUYALENT). GOAT ALL WELDS. WIA ZINC. RH PAN, 3 oRGUNDN CONDUCTOR FROM EAGN I ROGE. SUPPORT POST TO NEAST EXTERNAL 10. INSTALL GROUNDING CONDUCTOR(S) FROM THE GROUND BAR AT BOTTOM OF TOWER TO UPPER TINTENNA GROUND SARS). VERIFY EXACT LOCATION OF GROUNDING BARS AND, PROPER (Conouoror CENGTi ee SIZE. EXOTHEMCALLY WELD GROUNDING CONDUCTOR (LENGTH AS REQUIRED TO TE GRGUND BARS. GOORDMATE LOCATION WITH” MOTOROLA. 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ROUND BAR Ee aR 4 10st owwi——| Gees SF eGuPuENT 4 ae, ‘Sheet 5/8'ecto-o" crcuno 00 AG Pade eaton ME ecuAecaL_exreRNAL TmNATION SURFACES ‘Shaul ge eae wit aed KOPR HELD Che ZARIFORDATON COMPOUND. EQUIPMENT GROUND CONNECTION CERES Hoe puts, TO SAE INSPECTION SLEEVE DETAIL GROUND ROD DETAIL merecTi Sexram 1D SOLE ‘ROUNONG OETALS IN FINIGY8&. |@ moronora sowunons y is YRAMID ee COUNTYWIDE PUBLIC SAFETY JANSEN LANE ha] oo i ed Network Services, LLC} “CoMMUNICATIONS NETWORK ca REVSONS [om 366-018 Steir toesGENERAL GROUNDING NOTES: 1. ALL GROUND CABLE IN CONCRETE OR THROUGH WALL SHALL BE IN 3/4" ev Sofi" No Mcrae CoNeU Stu bx Us ron GROUNDING COND 2. GROUND ALL EXPOSED METALLC OBJECTS USING A THO-HOLE NEMA DRILLED CConecTOR SUcH AS THOMAS de BETIS 432207 OR APPROVED EQUA. 3, ALL EXTERIOR GROUND CONDUCTORS EXCEPT WHERE INDICATED SHALL BE 42 ‘Avo! SOLD BARE TIMED COPPER, MAKE ALL GROUND ‘CONNECTIONS AS SHOR {aND OiteCr-AS POSSIBLE. AVOD SHARP GENS. THE RADUS OF ANY BEND SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN. 8" AND THE INCLUSVE ANGLE” OF ANY BEND SHALL NOT ExceED $0- GROUNDING CONDUCTORS SHALL BE ROUTED DOWNWARD. TOMAAD ‘THE BURIED GROUND INS 44, WHERE. MECHMCAL CONNECTORS (TWO-HOLE OR CLAMP) ARE USED, APPLY A GaznanRoTEcrive COATING: Or A CONDUCTWVE ANTORIDE COMPOUND’ ON AL CONNECTORS. PROWDE. LOCK WASHES ON ALL MECHANCAL CONNECTORS, USE. STANLESS SiEEL HARDWARE. THROUGHOUT, THOROUGHLY REMOVE AL PAINT AND GLEAN ALL RT FROM SURFACES. REQUIRING GROUND CONNECTORS, REPANT TO nron ExaSTING ACTER CONMLETION Ts MADE TO MANTA CORROSION FRESSTANCE. ALL ‘GROUND CONNECTIONS SHALL BE APPROVED FOR TNE TYPES OF METALS SENG ATTagHED TO. ‘3 THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE AS REQUIRED TO HAVE UTLTY COMPANY RepRESGMIAIWE AT The ATE To DISCONNECT THe UNLITY NEUTRAL FROM ‘GROUNDING SYsTeM DURNG FAK INSPECTION SO THAT REQUIRED TESTING ON ‘THE GROUNO SYSTEM CAN BE PERFORMED. The" CONTRACTOR SHALL. PROMOS” NOTICE TO THE MOTOROLA REPRESENTATWE (TWO) DAYS PRIOR TO FRA. TESTING. (Phe CONTRACTOR FALS TO. MAKE UNLITY COMPANY REPRESENTATHE.AVALALE x FO NO FAULT THE CONIRACTOR, NO PENALTY APPLY. Sik RESSTNCE TO, GROUND OF (10) OHS OR LESS 15 REAUIRED FOR AL Motoao.a sites. THe COWIRASTOR shoo RETAN HES OWN TESTER AT 143. OWN EXPENSE. AGDTION, A THRD PARTY SHOULD BE HIRED TO OSTAN MEGGER IND SHEEP RESULTS ON ML SITES INGLUSWE OF WHAT RESULTS THE onrrACTOR SuBUIS, TO INSURE PROPER QUALITY" CONTROL ON ALL STES. SCHEDULE FRUL. EGER TEST SUCH THAT THE UOTOROLA. REPRESENTATNE CAN ‘BE PRESEN FOR FELD VERFICATION. REFER TO HE MOTOROLA MASTER SPECICATION FOR MEtcER TESTING PROCEDURES. IF THE FNAL GROUNDING RESISTANCE UEASUREMENT EXCEEDS 10 (TEN) OHMS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTEY THE MGTOROLA:REPRESENTANVE- 7. ALL WOUNTING HARDWARE SHALL BE STAINLESS STEEL. {THE GROUND CONDUCTORS, SHALL BE_RUN STRNGHT FOR WRIMUM INOUCTANCE ‘Aww VOLTAGE” Dade. SCE CABLE SENDS INCREASE INOLCTANCE, THE MRAM REQUIRED SENDING RADUS 1S 6 NOHES WHEN GENOS. ARE UNAVOIDABLE” AL HeTAL woru wan "t0\ reer oF THE. GROUND RING SHALL SE DRECTLY BONDED ‘Yo Fig GRCUND vst, WOUT Uso SEMES OR DNSY GAN CONNECTION 2, PANT, ENAMEL, LACQUER AND OTHER ELECTRCALLY. NON=CONDUCTVE. GoaTWal SINE Be” REMOVED FROM THREADS AND SURFACE AREAS WHERE [CONNECTIONS ARE MADE 10 ENSURE GOOD ELECTRICAL CONTI, 10, CoMECTIONS BETWEEN OISSIMLAR METALS SHALL NOT BE MADE UNLESS THE {CONDUCTORS Ae. SEPARATED BY-A SUTADLE MATERIAL THAT SSA PART OF THE [STIACHVENT OeVCE LISTED AND. APPROVED FOR USE WH THE SPEOFIC. DISSIMUAR META'S MAY Be USED FOR THE PURPOSE. 11, ALL BELOW GRADE GROUND SYSTEM CONDUCTORS SHALL BE A MAIMLN DePmH oF 30" [ele BEG GROWNONG NOTES INFINIGY 8 |@ moronoza sowurions| 4nYRAMID ee We ener ee f Ba letwor COUNTY-WIDE PUBLIC_SAFETY YANSEN LANE Network Services, LLC) “coMMUNICATIONS NETWORK 368-018 seni 72005Pour Pusne Test el AND WEL coven ewmuatox Por (Wort Porr Stu a¢ LocareD 2 Toe soup comeen EenveTon (a? racroRT ‘SERIES ELECTROLYTIC GROUND ELECTRODE perme son, Epon conmucron SANTERPGSE GOIND RNC “eRe, sou Reems 9 ENT £2 \SOIL_ENHANCEMENT DETAIL aT 10 SAE (£1 \TERRADYNE TD-10-V-2T-36-8F-P SERIES ELECTRODE 2, XD NOT 10 SCALE ROR Tp MW 2 LO 71026 ‘GROUNDING DETALS ROSNY so COUNTY _OF ALBANY E7 S INFINIGY 8 |@ aroronova sownons PYRAMID: COUNTY-WIDE PUBLIC SAFETY UANSEN LANE | | Fr ae ss a 3 COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK REV |ows mrarnas cote ean feo me fs 23 90) Une era mete oan lal a TSE = [ee 0-010 Bit ets 1 eseSECTION 3 SEQRA- FEAF / NEPA Executive SummaryALBANY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE JANSEN LANE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS FACILITY NEPA SCREENING EXECUTIVE SUMMARY & PHASE | ESA EXECUTIVE SUMMARYNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT (NEPA) SCREENING Proposed Wireless Telecommunications Facility “Jansen Lane” 28 Jansen Lane Berne, New York 12023 Prepared for: YRAMID Services, LLC FELECOMAMUNICATIONS CONSTRUCTION SERVICES AND CONSULTING November 11, 2015 IVI Project No.: TS50714170 CBRE IVI Telecom Services, a CBRE Company ‘THIS REPORT IS THE PROPERTY OF IVI TELECOM SERVICES, A CBRE COMPANY & PYRAMID NETWORK SERVICES, LLC C/O ALBANY COUNTY AND WAS PREPARED POR A SPECIFIC USE, PURPOSE, AND RELIANCE AS DEFINED WITHIN THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN IVI AND PYRAMID NETWORK SERVICES, LLC C/O ALBANY COUNTY AND IN ‘THIS REPORT, THIS REPORT MAY NOT BE USED ANDIOR RELIED UPON BY ANY OTHER PARTY WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION OF IVI. THERE SHALL BE NO THIRD PARTY. BENEFICIARIES, INTENDED OR IMPLIED, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED HEREIN,CBRE IVITELECOM SERVICES, INC. 4 West Red Oak Lane ‘White Plains, New York 10604 (914) 6949600 (21) (914) 694.3724 (ax) sewn jvi-talecom.com November 4, 2015 Meredithe Mathias Pyramid Network Services, LLC c/o Albany County 6519 Towpath Road East Syracuse, NY 13057 Re: NEPA Screening “Jansen Lane” 28 Jansen Lane Berne, New York 12023 IVI Project No.: TS50714170 Dear Ms. Mat! IVI Telecom Services, a CBRE Company (“LVI”) is pleased to submit this copy of our NEPA Screening in connection with the above-referenced property. Thank you for letting us be of service and please call should you have any questions. Sin ly, IVI Telecom Services, Inc. - al Reviewed By: Wha SAtauid Christopher Bond Laura L. Mancuso Biologist Director, Cultural Resources NEW YORK - ATLANTA « AUSTIN - CHICAGO - LAS VEGAS LOS ANGELES . MIAMI . WASHINGTON, D.C. BARCELONA “LONDON * PARIS - NICE: STOCKHOLM emberalSOCOTEC Group wth 40 axe wereNEPA Categorical Exclusion Checklist (47 CFR Chapter 1, Part 1, Subpart I, § 1.1306 & 1.1307) SNe Oa on LG Snr Environmental Sensitivity Area Potential Impact Yes No Wilderness Areas Wildlife Preserves Endangered Species Historie Sites Native American Religious Sites Flood Plains Surface Features (including Wetlands) High Intensity White Lights SS] S| ss} <]s] sts] s Radiofrequency Emissions National Scenic Trails v ‘Conclusion: Pyramid Network Services, LLC Jo Albany County has satisfied the requirements set forth by the Federal ‘Communications Commission (FCC)’s implementation of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). As such, no further investigation is required CBRE“IANSEN LANE” Berne, New York TABLE OF CONTENTS Cover Sheet Transmittal Letter NEPA Categorical Exclusion Checklist 10 2.0 3 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3.10 4.0 Page EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. INTRODUCTION WILDERNESS AREAS , WILDLIFE PRESERVES. ENDANGERED SPECIES..... HISTORIC SITES. NATIVE AMERICAN RELIGIOUS SITES. FLOOD PLAINS. SURFACE FEATURES — (WETLANDS)... HIGH INTENSITY WHITE LIGHTS .ssseosensse RADIOFREQUENCY EMISSIONS NATIONAL SCENIC TRAILS LIMITING CONDITIONS APPENDICES Reference Exhibits Project Personnel Profiles CBRE1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY “JANSEN LANE” Bere, New York ‘This report documents IVI Telecom Services’ Ine. (“IVI")'s findings from our National Environmental Policy Act (*NEPA”) Screening on Pyramid Network Services, LLC c/o Albany County (“Pyramid c/o Albany County”)'s proposed telecommunications facility known as “JANSEN LANE,” located at 28 Jansen Lane in Berne, Albany County, New York (the “Subject”). Pyramid c/o Allbany County proposes the construction of a 185° self= support tower along with the installation of ancillary equipment within a 50° x 60° equipment compound. Access will utilize an existing farm access drive that will connect the telecommunications facility with Jansen Lane (refer to Appendix B for site drawings). ‘The proposed wireless telecommunications facility, including access thereto is hereafter referred to as the “Undertaking.” This assessment was conducted pursuant to implementation of NEPA requirements by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) 47 CFR, Chapter 1, Part 1, Subpart I - Procedures Implementing the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969. Specifically, the assessment criteria are listed in § 1.1307(a) and (b) of Subpart I. This assessment has been prepared to address the potential environmental impacts associated with the Undertaking and determine whether an Environmental Assessment (EA) or an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) was and/or is required. Based on our review, the following conclusion has been made in connection with the Undertaking: ite Qu: jes for Categorical Exclusion (CATX) The Undertaking described above is deemed individually and cumulatively to have no significant effect on the quality of the human environment and will not have a significant impact on the human environment based on the criteria listed in § 1.1307%(a) and (b). ‘Therefore, the Undertaking is categorically excluded from environmental processing and no further action is required at this time. Page | CBREPHASE IT ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT ite Name: “Jansen Lane” 28 Jansen Lane Berne, New York Prepared for: YyYRAMID Services, LLC CBRE Conny IVI Telecom Services, a CBRE Company White Plains, New York IVI Project No.: TSS0714170 August 19, 2015 ‘THIS REPORT IS THE PROPERTY OF IVI AND PYRAMID & ALBANY COUNTY AND WAS. PREPARED FOR A SPECIFIC USE, PURPOSE, AND RELIANCE AS DEFINED WITHIN TI AGREEMENT BETWEEN IVI AND PYRAMID & ALBANY COUNTY AND WITHIN THIS REPORT, ‘THERE SHALL BE NO THIRD PARTY BENEFICIARIES, INTENDED OR IMPLIED, UNLESS. SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED HEREIN,ENVIRONMENTAL & REGULATORY 'DUE-DILIGENCE IVI TELECOM SERVICES, A CBRE COMPANY 55 West Red Oak Lane ‘White Pins, New York 10604 August 19, 2015, Ms. Meredithe Mathias Pyramid Network Services, LLC 6519 Towpath Road East Syracuse, NY 13057 Re: Phase | Environmental Site Assessment Site Name: “Jansen Lane” 28 Jansen Lane Berne, New York IVI Project No.: TSS0714170 Dear Ms. Mathias: IVI Telecom Services, a CBRE Company (“IVI”) is pleased to submit this copy of our Phase I Environmental Site Assessment on the above-referenced property. This report outlines the findings of IVI’s site reconnaissance, historical land use research, review of governmental records, and interviews. I declare that, to the best of my professional knowledge and belief, I meet the definition of environmental professional as defined in § 312.10 of 40 CFR 312 and I have the specific qualifications based on education, training, and experience to assess a property of the nature, history, and setting of the subject property. We have developed and performed the all appropriate inquiries in conformance with the standards and practices set forth in 40 CFR Part 312. Please call the Environmental Professional indicated below at 602-566-1554 should you have any Sincerely, IVI Telecom Services, a CBRE Company Ruthann M. Gates Environmental Professional NEW YORK - CHICAGO » LOS ANGELES - MIAMI - WASHINGTON, DC BARCELONA - LONDON - PARIS - STOCKHOLM ember of SOCOTEC Group wh M0 oes woreIVI Project No.: TSS0714170 TABLE OF CONTENTS: Cover Sheet Transmittal Letter Page 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .... 2.0 INTRODUCTION. 3.0 SITE DESCRIPTION.. 40 HISTORICAL USI 5.0 REGULATORY REVIEW 6.0 SITE RECONNAISSANCE 7.0 INTERVIEWS esses 8.0 FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS.. 9.0 LIMITING CONDITIONS... APPENDICES Photographs.. Site Drawings. Maps & Aetials Environmental Database Review.. Correspondence. Project Personnel Profiles =moae>1.0 IVE Project No.: TSS0714170 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This report documents IVI’s findings from our Phase | Environmental Site Assessment on the proposed wireless telecommunications facility located at 28 Jansen Lane, Berne, New York (the “Subject”. The Subject is situated in a rural setting characterized by residential development, undeveloped wooded land, and agricultural land. The Subject is, currently undeveloped wooded land. Prior to development of the Parent Parcel in 1952, the Subject was undeveloped wooded land. ‘The Parent Parcel is owned by Jody Jansen, Pyramid Network Services, LLC c/o Alabany County proposes to construct, -ss telecommunications facility on the Parent Parcel. Specifically, Pyramid proposes a 180" self-support tower, with ancillary equipment at grade within an approximate 50° x 60°fenced equipment compound. Pyramid proposes the installation of a 1,000 gallon propane AST, a 12° x 16° equipment shelter, a telco cabinet, electric transformer, and a SOkw propane generator within a telecommunications compound. Additionally, Pyramid c/o Albany County proposes to trench for new underground conduits that will run from the proposed equipment cabinet to the existing utilities location (see attached Lease Exhibits for additional information). ‘The proposed collocation of antennas, ancillary equipment, proposed generator, connecting conduit and all areas proposed to be disturbed as part of the Pyramid installation are the focus of this report. ‘The purpose of this Phase I Environmental Site Assessment was to assess existing site conditions and render an opinion as to the identified or potential presence of recognized environmental conditions in connection with all areas proposed to be disturbed as part of the Pyramid c/o Albany County installation in accordance with the scope and limitations of ASTM International's Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Process E 1527-13 and the limitations identified herein. Exceptions to or deletions from the scope of work are described in Section 2.0. This assessment has revealed no evidence of recognized environmental conditions (RECs) in connection with the Subject and no further action is currently recommended, Page |Full Environmental Assessment Form Part 1 - Project and Setting Instructions for Completing Part 1 Part 1is to be completed by the applicant or project sponsor. Responses become part ofthe application for approval or funding, are subject to public review, and may be subject to further verification, Complete Part 1 based on information currently available. [f additional research or investigation would be needed to fully respond to any item, please answer as thoroughly as possible based on current information; indicate whether missing information does not exist, ‘or is not reasonably availabe tothe sponsor; and, when possible, generally describe work or studies which would be nevessary to ‘update or fully develop that information. Applicants/sponsors must complete all items in Sections A & B. In Sections C, D & E, most items contain an initial question that ‘ust be answered either “Yes” ar “No”. Ifthe answer to the initial question is “Yes", complete the sub-questions that follow. I the ‘answer to the initial question is “No”, proceed to the next question. Section F allows the project sponsor to identify and attach any additional information. Section G requires the name and signature ofthe project sponsor to verify that the information contained in Part Lis accurate and complete. A. Project and Sponsor Information. ‘Name of Action or Project bony County P25 Radio System -Jansen Lane Project Location (describe, and attach a general location map)r ps Jensen Lane, Town o Berne, County of Abany, New Yor Pease ‘tached ste locaton and Topographical map) Brief Deseription of Proposed Action (include purpose or need): onstuctwInsalatin of @ one hundred eighty foc (180) slt-supporing latice lower ac anlonnas within a+ thee thousand two hundred square fot 200) square foot (50 60" fenced compound area. Gated, existng gravel access road (existing farrorest road io be kmproved as pended), uit wii a ton fot (10) wide easement fam public road ‘Name of Applican/Sponsor= Telephone’ 51@-765-2051 |Avany County Shari - Inspector Ralph Malad EMail ‘AARKESS ite Route 8EA- Mople Ave. TiyPOoonaoase Take yy Zip COR oso Projent Contact (i not same ws sponsor give name and WleoTe) Telephone” 516-690.0790 JAs. esas fo ningy Soutons LLC EE sgeanaeginmp com Relre 1033 Wteniet Shaker Road CigiPO: Tate Zip Code: Jat Nv 2205 Property Owner (ifnot same a5 sponso)= Telephone! Lacy Janaon Life Estate EMail: Rares 28 tanson Lane CipPO: Site py Tip COE op, Page | of 13B. Government Approvals B. Government Approvals, Funding, oF Sponsorshi assistance.) ‘CFunding™ includes grants, Toans, ax relief, and any other forms of financial Government Entity Ye = Identify Agency and Approval(@) Application Date Required (Actual or projected) '& Gity Council, Town Board, LIvestINo or Village Board of Trustees B.Ciy, Town or Village EADVesCINO | sto Pian Approval Spec Use Port [avose 8 Planning Board or Commission © Gity Council, Town or LIvesLINo Village Zoning Board of Appeals © Other local agencies Dvatine =. County agencies DvetNe F Regional agencies DvesLINe & Slate agencies DyestINo iy Federal agencies Dest INo Coastal Resouroes {i Tethe project site within a Coastal Area, or the waterfront area ofa Designated Inland Waterway? DvestzaNo i. Isthe project site located ina community with an approved Local Watrtont Revitalization Program’? —--C.Yes4ZINo si, Is the project site within a Coastal Erosion Hazard Area? Yestno . Planning and Zoning Ga, Planning and zoning actions. ovat ‘Will administrative or legislative adoption, or amendment ofa plan, local law, ordinance, rule or regulation be the only approval(s) which must be granted to enable the proposed action to proceed? * IfY¥es, complete sections C, F and G. *# _TENo, proceed to question C:2 and complete all remaining sections and questions in Part 1 C2, Adopted land use plans. ‘&. Do any municipally- adopted (city, town, village or county) comprehensive land use plan(s) include the site WyYesINo where the proposed action would be located? If Yes, does the comprehensive plan include specific recommendation forthe site where the proposed action C1YesZINo would be located? Te the site ofthe proposed ation win any Tooal or regional spel planning divi (ior example Greenway WOYesCINo Brovmfild Opporinity Area (BOA); designated State or Federal heritage area; watershed management pn; or other?) 1 Yes, ident the plan’: IivSRertage areas chav Vatoy Hortage Coridor ‘¢. Isthe proposed action located wholly or partially within an area listed in an adopted municipal open space plan, CJY« ‘or an adopted municipal farmland protection plan? IF Yes, identify the plan(s) Page 2 of 13C3. Zoning 4 Is the site of the proposed action located in a municipality with an adopted zoning law or ordinance. WveCINe If Yes, what is the zoning clasification(s) including any applicable overlay district? RAE - Residental/Agreuture Fores ©, Tae use permitted or allowe bya special or conditional use permit? T¥eCINe , Isa zoning change requested a part of the proposed action? Deine It Yes, 1, What isthe proposed new zoning forthe site? ‘Ca. Existing community services. ‘In what school district is the project site Tocaled? Borne Knox Wastovo Gontal Schoo Diabat 'b, What police or other public protection forces serve the project ste? ‘. Which fire protection and emergency medical services serve the project ste? ‘Bane Vol. Fite Dao, Heide Vol Ambul § ‘. What parks serve the project se? None D. Project Details _D.1. Proposed and Potential Development ‘a What is the general nature ofthe proposed action (eg. residential, dustrial, commercial, recreational mixed, elude al components)? Pub Safety Telecommunications Facility ‘ra. Total acreage ofthe site of the proposed action? 728 acres b. Total acreage to be physically disturbod? TTB sores «. Total acreage (project site and any contiguous properties) owned ‘or controlled by the applicant or project sponsoe? . sh acres = Inthe proposed ation an expansion of an eUMing projeet or use? TYeeZiNo i: IF Yes, what isthe approximate percentage ofthe proposed expansion and identify the units (cts, miles, housing unit, square feet)? % Units: Is the proposed action @ subdivision, or does it include a subdivision? DivestZiNo If Yes, 1. Purpose or type of subdivision? (eg, residential, industrial, commercial; if mixed, specify types) 4i, isa cluster/conservation layout proposed? Ovstne {it Number of lots proposed? ‘a, Minimum and maximum proposed Tot sizes? Minimum Maximum ~. Will proposed action be constructed in multiple phases? TavetZiNo i. IFNo, anticipated period of construction: 34 months i, 1FYes: + Total number of phases anticipated + Anticipated commencement date of phase | (including demolition) month __ year * Anticipated completion date of final phase month year * Generally describe connections or relationships among phases, including any contingencies where progress of one phase may dzermine timing or duration of Future phases: Page 3 of 13Does the project include new residential uses? TiveslZINo IF Yes, show numbers of units proposed. Que Family TwoFamily Three Family Multiple Family (four or more) Initial Phase - ‘At completion of all phases, 'g. Does the proposed action include new non-residential construction (including expansions)? WyeTINo IF Yes, 1. Total numberof structures 2 i, Dimensions (in feet of largest proposed structure: _180 height; __12 width; and __16 length iii. Approximate extent of building space to be heated oF cooled: 192. square fet Does the proposed action Tahudeconsirucon or oer actives ak wil weal inthe impoundment ofany LIVestZINo liquids, such as cretion ofa water supply, reservoir, pond lake, waste lagoon or other storage? Ire, £, Purpose of the impoundment ‘© Ifa water impoundment, the principal souree ofthe water: Ground water_JSurface water streams [JOther specify: sit, TFother than water, identify the type of impounded/contained liquids and their source. ‘v. Approximate size ofthe proposed impoundment. Volume: ~ million gallons surface area: eres ». Dimensions ofthe proposed dam or impounding structure: Weight; __length Vi Construction method/materials for the proposed dam or impounding structure (©. earth fill, rock, wood, concrete): D.2. Project Operations ‘a Does the proposed action include any excavation, mining, or dredging, during construction, operations, or bots? L]¥esBZINo (Not including general site preparation, grading or installation of utilities or foundations where all excavated ‘materials will remain onsite) It Yes: {What isthe purpose ofthe excavation or dredging? a 1, How much material (including rock, eath, sediments, ef.) is proposed to be removed from the site? * Volume (specify tons or cubie yards): © Over what duration oftime? ii, Describe nature and characteristics of materials to be excavated or dredged, and plans to use, manage or dispose of them. iv, Will there be onsite dewatering or processing of excavated materials? DivesINo I yes, deseribe. », What i the total area to be dredged or excavated? acres vi. What is the maximum area to be worked at any one fi vi. What would be the maximum depth of excavation or dredging? feet viii, Will the excavation require blasting? ‘x. Summarize site reclamation goals and plan: 'b. Would the proposed action cause or result in alteration of, increase or decrease in size of, or encroachment L]YesfZJNo into any existing wetland, waterbody, shoreline, beach or adjacent arca? 1FYes: i. entity the wetland or waterbody which would be affected (by name, water index number, wetland map number or geographic description); — Page 4 of 13Ti Deseribe how the proposed action would affect that waterbody or wetland, eg. excavation, fil placement of structures, or alteration of channels, banks and shorelines, Indicate extent of activities, alterations and additions in square feet or acres: itt, Wil proposed action cause or result in disturbance to botiom sediments? DivesCINo IF Yes, describe: 4, Will proposed action cause or result inthe desirustion or removal of aquatic vegetation? DyeDNe 1eYes: ‘© acres of aquatic vegetation proposed to be removed: ‘© expected acreage of aquatic vegetation remaining after projest complet ‘© purpose of proposed removal (e.g. beach clearing, invasive species control, boat acces) ‘+ proposed method of plant removal: ‘= if chemicalherbicide treatment will be used, specify product(s) +, Describe any proposed reclamation/mitigation following disturbance: , Will the proposed action use, or ereate a new demand for water? TivesizNo Yes: i, Total anticipated water usage/demand per day: gallons/day fi, Will the proposed action obtain water from an existing publie water supply? DiyesDNo ‘© Name of district or service are: ‘Does the existing public water supply have capacity to serve the proposal? DyesCINo 4 Ise projec stein the existing district? DyesENo ‘+ Isexpansion ofthe district needed? DyesENo # Doexising ines serve the project site? OyesCNo iii, Will line extension within an existing district be necessary to supply the project?” DyesNo IeYes: ‘© Describe extensions or capacity expansions proposed to serve this project: # Source(s) of supply forthe district: iv, Isa new water supply district or service area proposed tobe formed to serve the project site? DYesINo If Yes: ‘+ Applicant/sponsor for new district: + Date application submitted or anticipated: + Proposed source(s) of supply for new district + Ifa public water supply will not be used, describe plans to provide water supply forthe project vi, IF water supply will be from wells (public or private), maximum pumping capacity ‘gallons/ininute. TWA he proposed action goers Vquid waste? TystR TrYes i Total anticipated liquid waste generation pr da sallonsdey i Nature of lquid waste tobe generated (eg sanitary Waewaler, Industrial; combination, describe all components and approximate volumes or proportions ofeach. it, Will the proposed action wse any existing public wastewater weatment facilities? O¥sONo Yes: + Name of wastewater treatment plant tobe wed: + Name of district: 1 Does the existing wastewater teatment plant have capacity to serve the projea? DveDNo + Isthe projec site inthe existing distie? [YesEINo + Isexpansion ofthe district needed? DyesENo Page 5 of 13‘= Docexisting sewer lines serve the project site? DYesCINo| ‘© Will ine extension within an existing disret be necessary to serve the projet? OyesCINo ItYes: ‘+ Describe extensions or capacity expansions proposed to serve this project: _ |v, Will anew wastewater (sewage) treatment district be formed to serve the projec site? OYesLINo Wes: ‘© Applicantsponsor for new district ‘© Date application submited or anticipated: + Whatis the receiving water for the wastewater discharge? . If public facilities will not be used, describe plans o provide wastewater treatment forthe projec, including specifying proposed receiving water (name and classification if surface discharge, or describe subsurface disposal plans): i. Deseribe any plans or designs to capture, recycle or reuse liquid wastes . Will the proposed action disturb more than one acre and create Stormwater ninoff, eer from new point Dves@ine sources (i. ditches, pipes, swales, curbs, gutters or other concentrated flows of stormwater) or non-point source (Le. sheet flow) during construction or post construction? If Yes: i. How much impervious surface will the projet create in relation to total size of project parcel? Square feet or ____acres (impervious surface) Square feet or acres (parcel size) Ui, Deseribe types of new point sourees. ‘i, Where will the stormwater runof¥ be directed ((.e. on-site stormwater management facility/structures, adjacent properties, ‘groundwater, on-site surface water or offsite surface waters)? 2 ifto surface waters, identify receiving water bodes or wetlands © Will stormwater runoff flow to adjacent properties? OYes—No 4x, Does proposed plan tninimize impervious sifaces, use pervious materials or collet and resse stormwater? CIVesLINo Does the proposed action include, or will use on-ife, one or more sources ofair emissions, naluding fuel WVesLJNo combustion, waste incineration, or other processes or operations? I8Yes, identify 4, Mobile sourees during project operations (eg. heavy equipment, fleet or delivery vehicles) Heavy equipment during constuction, vehicles for material devery it. Stationary sources during construction (c.., power generation, structural heating, batch plant, crushers) ft, Stationary sources during operations (¢g, process emissions, large boilers, eleciie generation) Backup emergency power generator Will any ir emission souroes named in D2. (above), require a NY State Air Registraion, Air Facility Permit, CIVes¥ZINo or Federal Clean Air Act Title IV of Title V Permit? IFYes: i. Isthe project ste located in an Air quality non-attainment area? (Area routinely or periodically fails tomeet_ — C1YesCINo ambient air quality standards for all or some parts of the year) it In addition to emissions as calculated in the application, the project will wenerate: “Tons/year (short tons) of Carbon Dioxide (CO:) —__Tons/year (shor tons) of Nitrous Oxide (NO) “Tons/year (short tons) of Perluorocarbons (PFCs) “Tons/year (short tons) of Sulfur Hexafluoride (SF. “Tons/year (shor tons) of Carbon Dioxide equivalent of Hydroflourccsrbons (HFCs) _—Tons/year (short tons) of Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPs) Page 6 of 13Th, Will the proposed action generate or emit methane (Including, but not imited to, sewage treatment plants, DivedZINo landfills, composting facilities)? Yes: 4. Estimate methane generation in tons/year (metric): 4, Describe any methane eapture, control or elimination measures included in project design (e.g., combustion to generate heat or clectricity, faring): T. Will he proposed action result in the release of air pollutants from open-air operations or processes, suchas L]VeskZJNo ‘quay ot landiill operations? If Yes: Describe operations and nature of emissions (eg, diesel exhaus, rock paticulatesdus) Tr Will the proposed action resull ina substantial inerease in tafite above present levels or generate substantial L]¥es{ZJNo new demand for transportation facilities or services? It Yes: 1. When isthe peak traffic expected (Check all that apply): CUMoming ] Evening D1Weekend, CiRandomly between hours of. to 4, For commercial activities only, projected number of semi-raile tuck tripsday: itt Parking spaces: Existing Proposed ‘Net increase/decrease Iv, Does the proposed action include any shared use parking? LivestyNo ¥. Ifthe proposed action includes any modification of existing roads, creation of new roads or change in existing access, desribe: vi. Are public/private wansportation services) or facilites avalable within Ze mile ofthe proposed ste? DvetiNo ‘ii Will the proposed action include access to public transportation or accommodations for use of hybrid, electric E]Yes[-]No cor other altemative fueled vehicles? vii, Will tae proposed action inlude pias for pedestrian or bicycle accommodations for connections to existing ]Yes]No pedestrian orbiyele routes? TE Will he proposed action (Tor commercial or indusiral projests only) gone new or additional demand WveCINe for energy? 1fYes: 1. Esimate annual eletricty demand during operation ofthe proposed action: 00 Age avaiable to proposed ste = ii, Anticipated sources/suppliers of elestriiy for the project (@g., onsite combustion, on-site renewable, via grdliocalwlity, or other): arial uit lif, Wil the proposed action require a new, or an upgrade to, an existing substation? DivesZiNo T. Hours of operation. Answer all ems which apply 1. During Construction: 4H. During Operations: © Monday - Friday: raM-7 2M © Monday - Friday: 24 Mours-Unmannes Saturday: © Saturday: 24 Hours - Una © Sunday: = Sunday: 24 Hours - Unmanned # Holidays: = Holidayss 24 Hours - Unmanned Page 7 of 13Ta: Wil he proposed action produce nalse hat wil exceed cxsing abint nae Teves daring consrucion, LI Ves¥INo operation, or both? yes: 4, Provide deals including sources time of day and duration: fi, Will proposed action remove existing natural bariers that could act as a noise barrier or screen?” DYesLINe Describe: Tr, Will the proposed action have outdoor lighting? WYesEINo IFyes: £. Describe source(s), location(s), height of fixtures), direction/aim, and proximity to nearest occupied structures: Proximity sensor sheer dao for safety a ain dawnt a > 100to nearest occupied str 1i, Will proposed action remove existing natural barriers that could act as a light barrier or screen? DvesWZINo Describe: site and any occupied structure wil minimize. visiity. ‘9, Does the proposed action have the potential to produve odors for more than one hour per day? TiveWZNo If Yes, deseribe possible sources, potential frequency and duration of odor emissions, and proximity to nearest ‘occupied structures ». Will the proposed action Include any bulk storage of petroleum (combined capacity of over 1,100 gallons) TivesWiNo ‘oF chemical products 185 gallons in above ground storage or any amount in underground storage? Wes: i, Product(s) to be stored fi, Volumes) per unit time (a, month, year) fil, Generally deseribe proposed storage facilities: _ @ Will the proposed action (commercial, Industral and recreational projecis only) use pesticides (re, herbicides, — (2) Yes LINo insecticides) during construction or operation? 1fYes: 4. Describe proposed treatments) Hacbicdes used to contol vegetation: it. Will the proposed action use Integrated Pest Management Practices? TH Yes Ne 7, Will the proposed action (commercial or industrial projects only) involve or require the management or disposal) Yes [No of solid waste (excluding hazardous materials)? 1FYes: i Describe any solid waste(s) to be generated during construction or operation of the facility: © Construction 42 tons per ‘month (unit of time) © Operation Tizere) tons per NA (unit of time) i, Deseribe any proposals for on-site minimization, recyeling or reuse of materials to avoid disposal as solid wast: ‘© Construction: Gansivtion cumestr wil contin all wast abe disposer of by commercial ‘+ Operation: —None (cary in, carry out itt, Proposed disposal methodw facilities for solid waste generated on aT Construction: Construction dumoster wil contain all waste tobe disposed of by commercial wast dlsposat © Operation: _ None (myn, cary oat) Page 8 of 135, Does the proposed action include consiriction oF modification ofa solid waste management faciliy? Dvatne If Yes: 4. Type of management or handling of waste proposed forthe site (e.., recycling or transfer station, composting, landfill, or ‘ther disposal activities): i, Anticipated rate of disposal/processing® . ‘Tons/month, if transfer or other non-combustion/thermal treatment, ot . TTons/hour, if combustion or thermal treatment iii, Ilana, anticipated site Tite: years T. Will proposed action atthe site involve the commercial generation, wreatment, storage, oF disposal of hazardous LJYesBZINo waste? IeYes: 4, Namo(8) ofall hazardous wastes or constituents to be generated, handled or managed at facility: 1a, Generally describe processes or activities involving hazardous wastes or constituents: iii. Specify amount to be handled or generated tons/month is: Deseribe any proposals for on-site minimization, recycling or reuse of hazardous constituents x, Will any hazardous wastes be disposed at an existing offsite hazardous waste facility? Dye INo If'Yes: provide name and location of facility: IF No: deseribe proposed management of any hazardous wastes which will not be sent to a hazardous waste Facility E.Si and Setting of Proposed Action E.A. Land uses on and surrounding the project site ‘Existing land uses, i. Check all uses that occur on, adjoining and near the project site. Drban C7 Industrial C) Commercial (] Residential (suburban) [2] Rural (non-farm) Forest (Agriculture EJ Aquatic) Other (specify: ii, Lfmix of uses, generally describe: ural ara comprised mainly of acfve arms and acs forested ans, ®, Land uses and covertypes on the project site. Covertype Acreage Project Completion (Acres +-) oa angst pao aa = Forested 63 +/- 62.38 ++ 0.62 +h = Meadows, graslands or brshlands (non= agricultural, including abandoned agricultural = Agricultural (includes active orchards, field, greenhouse ete) or er ° > Surface water features Cakes, ponds, streams, rivers ete.) = ___ Wetlands (Freshwater or tidal) = Non:-vegetated (bare rock, earth or fil) = Other Describe: Pubic Safty Communicators Fact / sta 010 007/085 +. +082 + _aceo8s & underground uty Nght of way. Page 9 of 13‘Is the project site presently used by members ofthe community for public recreation? TiYeslZINe i IP Yes: explain: Are there any facilities serving chileen, the elderiy, people with disabilities (eg, schools, hospitals licensed C]YesQZINo day care centers, oF group homes) within 1500 feet ofthe project ste? If Yes, 4. Identify Facilities: =, Does the projest site contain an existing dam? Dvetine Yes: £. Dimensions ofthe dam and impoundment © Dam height: feet Dam length: feet © Surface are: acres ‘© Volume impounded: gallons OR acre-fet hazard classification: li, Provide date and summarize results of last inspection: F Has the projest site ever boon used as a municipal, commercial or industrial solid waste management facility, CIYeWZINo or does the project site adjoin property which is now, oF was at onetime, used asa solid waste management facility? 1fYes: 4 Hlas the facility been formally closed? Dye] No + If yes, cite sources! documentation: = {t Describe the location ofthe project site relative to the boundaries ofthe solid waste management facility: iit, Deseribe any development constraints Gus to the prior solid waste activities —_ = Have hazardous wastes been generated, treated and/or disposed ofa the site, or does the project site adjoin CJ VeWZINo property which is now or was atone time used to commercially treat, store and/or dispose of hazardous waste? 1eYes: 1. Describe waste(s) handled and waste management activities, including approximate time when activities occurred: fr Potential contamination history, Has there been a reported spill at the proposed project site, or have any Del No remedial actions been conducted at or adjacent to the proposed site? ItYes: 4. Is any portion ofthe site listed on the NYSDEC Spills Incidents database or Environmental Site vesCNo Remediation database? Check al that apply 1 Yes—Spills incidents database Provide DEC ID number(s) DD Yes Environmental Site Remediation database Provide DEC ID number(s): O Neither database it, I site has been subject of RCRA corrective activities, describe control measures: iti Ts the project within 2000 feet of any site in the NYSDEC Environmental Site Remediation database? ClYes€ZINo Ifyes, provide DEC ID number(s) iv. Ifyes to (i), (i) or (ili) above, describe current status of sites): Page 10 of 131 Is the projext site subject t an insituional control limiting property uses? ‘© Ifyes, DEC site ID number: Describe the type of institutional control (eg, deed resrition or easement): Describe any use limitations: — Describe any engineering conirols ‘Will the project affect the institutional or engineering controls in place? Explain: vet Ino DvesCINo E.2, Natural Resources On or Near Project Site «. What isthe average depih to bedrock on the projeat ste? Sa feet ’, Are there bedrock outeroppings on the project site? If Yes, what proportion ofthe site is comprised of bedrock outcroppings? % =: Predominant si type) present on projet ste! —_AUG=Nuna SLs —3% crown Channry St Loam 5% “What is the average depth to the water table on the project site? Average: 35 feet ‘e. Drainage status of project site soils:Q2] Well Drained: 5% of site WZ) Moderately Well Drained: 95% of ste Poorly Drained % of site T Approximate proportion of proposed ction site wit slope: EY O-10 ata 10-15%: 25 % of site Hismorgene: wo site i Are thre any unique geologic Features on the projet site? It Yes, describe: TyeZIno Th Surface water features. {. Does any portion ofthe project site contain wetlands or other waterbodies (including streams, rivers, ponds or lakes)? ii, Do any wetlands or other waterbodies adjoin the project site? If Yes to either fori, continue, If No, skip to E.2. ii, Are any of the wetlands or waterbodies within or adjoining the project ste regulated by any federal, state or local agency? iv, For each identified regulated wetland and waterbody on the project site, provide the following information © Streams: Name 879-68 Classification © © Lakes or Ponds: Name Classification Wetlands: Name Fé ‘© Wetland No. (if regulated by DEC) “Approximate Size 015 AG) (WyYesLJNo WyYes]No Wes No v. Areany of the above water bodies listed in the most recent compilation of NYS water quality-impaired DesiZNo waterbodies? yes, name of impaired water body/bodies and basis for listing as impaired: {Is the project site ina designated Floodway? DivesiZiNo 7 Is the project site inthe 100 year Floodplain? DivesNo Tc I the project site in the 500 year Floodplain? DivesZNo T. Is the project sie located over, or immediately adjoining, a primary, principal or sole source aquifer? WreCNo IeYes: i. Name of aquifer: Principal Aquifer _ _ Page 11 of 13“mr [dently the predominant wildlife species that oceupy or use the project site: \Wte Tal Deer Eastom Grey Squire! Raccoon — 1, Does the project site contain designated significant natural community? DivetNo Yes: 4. Describe the habitat/community (composition, function, and basi for designation): i, Souree(s) of deseription or evaluation: 4ii, Extent of community/habitat: © Currently: acres ‘Following completion of project as proposed: acres © Gain or loss (indicate + oF -): acres Dis projet Secon ay Spo O lant o al Wats ted By the federal government or NYS es —__WVeCINe cndangee ov heatned doe contain any areas ented as abt fran endangered or treatened species? Br Docs the projct sie contain any specie of plant or animal that is Tied by NYS as are, ora aspesiesot _ CIVeWZINo special concem? isthe project site or adjoining area curently usd for hunting, Wapping, ohing or shell fishing? LivestZNo yes, give a brief desription of how the proposed action may affect that use: E33. Designated Public Resources On or Near Project Site i Is the project ste, or any portion oF, located n a designated agricultural disriet certified pursuant 10 WyeLNo Agriculture and Markets Law, Article 25-AA, Section 303 and 304? If Yes, provide county plus disirict name/number: ALBAOOt ‘Are agricultural lands consisting of highly productive ols present? TivetZNo {If Yes: acteage(s) on project site? _ i Source(s) of soil rating) €. Does the project site contain all or part of, or ist substantially contiguous to, a registered National DivestZiNo Natural Landmark? Ives: 4. Nature ofthe natural landmark: [] Biological Community [Geological Feature it, Provide brief deseription of landmark, including values behind designation and approximate size/extent @ Is the project site located in or does it adjoin a state listed Critical Environmental Area? DYesiNo IfYes: i. CEA name: i, Basis for designation: li, Designating agency and date: Page 12 of 13~. Does the project sie contain, or is substantially contiguous to, a building, archaeological site, or district TiYeiZNo which is listed on, or has been nominated by the NYS Board of Historic Preservation for inclusion on, the State or National Register of Historic Places? If Yes: 1. Nature ofhistoricarchaeological resource: CJArchaeological Site CJHistoric Building or District i Name: 1) Brief description of attributes on which listing is based: isthe project sit, or any portion of located in or adjacent to an area designated as sensitive for Wives No archaeological sites on the NY Slate Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) archaeological site inventory? Have addtional archaeological or Historie Ste(s) or resources been identified onthe project ste TivesiZINo ItYes: 4. Describe possible esource(s):, None i, Bass for identification: _NYSDEC Environmental Resowoe Manner Applicaton (Map attached) Tr Ts the project ate within fives miles oF any ofcially designated and publicly accessible federal, sate, orfocal— WIYesLINo scenic or aesthetic resource? Yes {Identify resource: Town of Boe, Town o Knox Town Part) Ii Nature of, or basis for, designation (eg. established highway overlook, ate or local par, slate histori trail or senie byway, tc): Local ork lit, Distance between project and resource: aa miles 7. Inthe project site located within a designated river corridor under the Wild, Scenic and Recreational Rivers LJ YedZINo Program 6 NYCRR 666? IfYes: {Identify the name of the river and its designation: ii Is the activity consistent with development restrictions contained in ONYCRR Part 6667 DivesEINo F. Additional Information ‘Attach any additional information which may be needed to clarify your project. I you have identified any adverse impacts which could be associated with your proposal, please describe those impacts plus any ‘measures which you propose to avoid or minimize them. G. Verification [certify thatthe information provided is true to the best of my knowledge. Applicant/Sponsor Name Date Signature Tide PRINT FORM. Page 13 of 13EAF Mapper Summary Report Monday, August 24, 2015 9:07 PM Disclaimer: The CAF Maoperis 2 sven ool ned to eat B.ii [Coastal or Waterfront Areal Bi [Local Waterfront Revitalization Area] ©.2b. [Special Planning District] C.2b. [Special Planning District - Name] E.1.h [DEC Spills or Remediation Site - Potential Contamination History} E.1.hi [DEC Spills or Remediation Site - Listed) E.1.hi [DEC Spills or Remediation Site - Environmental Site Remediation Database] E.1.huil [Within 2,000" of DEC Remediation Site] E249 [Unique Geologic Features) E.2.hi [Surface Water Features) E.2.:hii (Surface Water Features) E.2.hil [Surface Water Features] E.2.hiv [Surface Water Features - Stream Name] 2 hiv [Surface Water Features - Stream Classification] E.2 hiv [Surface Water Features - Wetlands Name] E.2.h. [Impaired Water Bodies} E.2. [Floodway] Yes - Digital mapping data are not available for all Special Planning Districts, Refer to EAF Workbook. NYS Heritage Areas:Mchawk Valley Heritage Corridor Digital mapping data are not available or are incomplete. Refer to EAF Workbook. Digital mapping data are not available or are incomplete. Refer to EAF ‘Workbook. Digital mapping data are not available or are incomplete. Refer to EAF ‘Workbook. No No Yes Yes ‘Yes - Digital mapping information on local and federal wetlands and waterbodies is known to be incomplete. Refer to EAF Workbook. 879-68 c Federal Waters No jal mapping data are not available or are incomplete. Refer to EAF ‘Workbook. Full Environmental Assessment Form - EAF Mapper Summary Report 1E.2)j. [100 Year Floodplain] Digital mapping data are not available or are incomplete. Refer to EAF Workbook. E.2k. [500 Year Floodplain} Digital mapping data are not available or are incomplete. Refer to EAF Workbook. E21 [Aquifers] Yes E21. [Aquifer Names} Principal Aquifer E.2.n. [Natural Communities] No E.2.0. [Endangered or Threatened Species} Yes E.2p. [Rare Plants or Animals] No E.3.a. [Agricultural District] Yes E.3.a. [Agricultural District] ‘ALBAOOT E.3.c. [National Natural Landmark] No E.3.d [Critical Environmental Area} No E.3.e. [National Register of Historic Places] Digital mapping data are not available or are incomplete. Refer to EAF ‘Workbook. E.3,6. [Archeological Sites) Yes E.3(, [Designated River Corridor] No Full Environmental Assessment Form - EAF Mapper Summary ReportWa FO StOzHTE ae esau seaming Temes tea por tid worsens Ol were (El spuenem souemyserg Dmerder ses sovogpasieee9 C1) sweans pogisaery AV s10he7 2141510 Imopipesne) fovea) sonia, mon gage=aureN sous s2g;a0moseipEde-comosa/408 fu" 29p' nt nding deyWa b0'6 StOTiHes 07 ‘re 10} aqsundsa1 you s193G SAN Pau AB You SING FEN paudep 81 NE REP ULM 20u a4. Sure uogeruesven FeuouuosRL3 Jo weuRaedad BIAS 10, men A povedon! Sen dew! sx s8uECEIQ ae -suorsuqqmayipayusnaaumNao1A19§,0mos95;de-s0moto1/A0B Ku 99pm nding dey,\ : © OpenstreetMap (and) contributors, Cc-8 Albany County P25 Radio System - Ji ve ° Agricultural District Map “ xo A ——— ia}, Fedral Emergency Management Agoncy FEMA QS Flood Data Gis | 4g. SS0_ SD seit 2850 Data Sources - innigy Engine AYSDEC (State Wetland Areas Prepared fo: lnfnigy Engineering 8-26-2015PuBt z © OpenSteefvap (and) contibutors, CC-BY-SA Aibany County P25 Radio System - Jansen Lane ~ pvr 7 Pence Ea ree Environmental Restraints Map 5- cannes A =. Data Sources - Infnigy Engineering, National Wetlands Inventory AYSOEG (State Wellana Areas GIS Data), Federal Emergency Mi S, NYSOPRHP Propared for: Infnigy Enginsering 8-24-2018\ © Openstreethian (and) contibuters, CC-BY-S! Albany County P25 Radio System - Jansen Lane Schools, Hospitals, Sr Residence, Health Facility Map Data Sources -infnigy Engineering, NYS Dept of Heaith, AVS Dept of Ea, va NYS Open Gov.ny gov reared for: Innigy Engineering 8-24-2015 0250 500 1,000 1,500 Feet a N AAlbany County P25 Radio System - Jansen Lane Legend N tec mss tr Sic racism Obst sis: sommunity Resources § Mile Map Sources - Infnigy Engineering, National Wetlands inventory NWI GIS, NYSOPRHP_ (State Welln Areas GIS Data), Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA Q3 Flood Data GIS orepared for: nigy Engineering 8-24-2015i m # i [: } No National Register sites in the map area f i i ©.Openstreettap (an contbutors, CO-BY-SA Albany County P25 Radio System - Jansen Lane < National Register Sites iB tom tour sie Tnfnigy Eng) AYSDEC (State Wetland Areas GIS Dat), s00 1000 2000Soils Map Data Sources -infingy Engineering. tional Wetlands Inventory NWI GIS, NYSOPRHP, USGS, USt NYSDEC (Site Wetland Areas GIS Data), Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA Q3 Flood Data GIS Prepared for. Infngy Engineering 8-24-2015 IK Proposed site 0250 500 4,000Feet ao a a 5 i Gis, Emergency Management Agency FEMA Q3 Flood Data Albany County P25 Radio System ~ Jansen Lane “opography Location MapAGRICULTURAL DATA STATEMENT Name and address of applicant: PLEAPA Cooots Shar BE Ww (ee), Pesvecs HY4 Dew Seka ed. Ynovheesvilhe Lsyy Location of the proposed actic ZY Jared Lars, Derpe pry Description of the proposed action to include: (1) Size of parcel or acreage to be acquired and tax map identification number of tax parcel(s) involved; (2) The type of action proposed (e.g., single-family dwelling or subdivision, multi-family development, apartment complex, commercial or industrial facility, school, community or public service facility, airport, etc.) and (3) project density. [Please provide this information on the reverse side of this application and attach ad Name, address, telephone number and type offarm of owner(s) of land within the agricultural district which land contains farm operation(s) and upon which the project is proposed or which is located within 500 feet of the boundary of the property upon which the project is proposed: A. Name: Address & Telephone #: Type of farm: B. Name: Address & Telephone #: Type of farm: Cc. Name: Address & Telephone #: Type of farm: D. Name: Address & Telephone #: Type of farm: Tax map or other map showing the site of the proposed project relative to the location of farm operations identified in the ADS.Infinigy Engineering LLC - Agricultural Data Statement - Attachment A Description of the proposed action to include: (1) Size of parcel or acreage to be acquired and tax map identification number of tax parcel(s) involved; (2) The type of action proposed (e.g., single-family dwelling or subdivision, multi-family development, apartment complex, commercial or industrial facility, school, community or public service facilty, airport, etc.) and (3) project density. 1. 3. ‘The size of the parcel in question is 128 acres. ‘The tax map identification number of the parcel is 79.00-3-1 ‘The proposed action involves the construction of a new wireless telecommunication facility by Infinigy Solutions, LLC (Infinigy) on behalf of the Albany County Sheriff. Infinigy proposes the construction of a new one hundred eighty (180') foot tall self-supporting lattice tower contained within a 50° x 60° (8.200 square foot) fenced compound area with all necessary appurtenances, cabling, and fixtures. Associated unmanned equipment will be located within the fenced compound as the base thereof. The facility will be capable of supporting the co-location of additional wireless tenants. The facility will be accessed via existing JansenLane via an access driveway/farm/forest road with an approximate 2400" x 10° area comprised of permeable gravel with improved drainage per local regulation. ‘The project density would encompass approximately +/- 0.49 % of the total parcel. The project is expected to use approximately 0.07 +/- acre(s) for the tower and compound and 0.55 44 for the access road to be improved, existing.Infinigy Engineering LLC ~ Agricultural Data Statement - Attachment B Listing of Parcels within 500 feet and including Parcel 79.00-3-1 783-23 Town of Berne Canaday Hill Rd Berne, NY 12023 No farming operations observed 78-3-28 Berne-Knox Central School 1738 Helderberg Trl Berne, NY 12023 No farming operations observed 7824-22 ‘Mann Kay M 1755 Helderberg Trl Berne Ny,12023, No farming operations observed 78.2-1-24 St Bernadettes Church 1757 Helderberg Tel Berne, NY 12023 No farming operations observed 78.2-1-25 Huth Mark 1731 Helderberg Trl Berne, NY 12023, No farming operations observed 89-225 Drezelo Anna N ‘Switzkill Rd Berne, NY 12023, ‘Active farming operations observed 78.-3-21.100 Harvey Jeffery 2090 Switzkill Rd Berne, NY 12203 ‘Active farming operations observed 793-7 ‘Stromer-Galley Jonathan R 739 Irish Hill Rd Berne, NY 12023, No farming operations observed79.362 Green James M ‘45 Putnam Rd Gansevoort, NY 12831 Active farming operations observed 78-320 Becker Maver 0 2128 Switzkill Rd Berne, NY 12023 Active farming operations observed 89.223, Otto Richard A 44 Stephen Or Plainview, NY 11803 ‘Active farming operations observed 79.33 Observatory Hunt Club Irish Hill Ra 26 Woodridge Or Loudonville, NY 12211 'No farming operations observed 7821-26 Stromer-Galley Jonathan R 739 Irish Hill Rd Berne, NY 12023 783-28 Thomas leffrey N Canaday Hill Rd 2880 Curry Rd Schenectady, NY 12303, 79.34 Jansen Life Estate Jody 28 Jansen Ln Berne, NY 12023 ‘Active farming operations observed 78-322 Becker Family Trust Maver 2128 Switzkill Rd Berne, NY 12023 No farming operations observed 79-32 Jansen Jessica M Irish Hill Ra Berne, NY 12023, 'No farming operations observedvany County P25 Radio System - Jansen Lane Agricultural District Map Data Sources -Infrigy Engineering, Wetiand: NW GIS, NYSOPRHP NYSDEC (State Welland Areas GIS Data), Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA Q3 Fleod Data GIS Prepared for infnigy Engineering 8-24-2018yer CF Fe Y Or XG y County P25 Radio System - Jansen Lane Agricultural Data Statement MapSECTION 4 Communications Site Justification & Alternative Site Analysis / Network MapALBANY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE JANSEN LANE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS FACILITY ALTERNATE SITE REVIEW / ANALYSISAlbany County Sheriff's Office Radio Communications Site Justification Letter Jansen Lane, Berne, NY ‘The following information has been prepared to provide additional information justifying the need for, and use of, a public safety radio communication tower planned for Jansen Lane, Beme, NY. Anew radio communications system is being implemented that will provide mobile and portable radio communications throughout Albany County. It will be a multi-site 800 MHz network supporting several thousand users countywide with twelve (12) radio sites strategically Positioned throughout the County. Planning for the new system began 3 years ago and the need for a communications site was determined in the Northwest area of the County. Without a tower in Bere, coverage prediction models identified significant radio coverage holes along Rt 443, Rt 1, in the Beme Town Park, and in the area of the elementary school. ‘The selected Jansen Lane location is at a very desirable ground elevation (1,485 ft) and provides excellent radio coverage on Rt 443 as well as throughout the important town areas and elementary school. These areas are in the valley and radio signals from other radio sites that are too far away (2-5 miles) pass over the valleys and only cover the rural hilltops where coverage is often not needed. One primary goal for any radio system is to provide radio coverage along roadways which are often in valley areas. A requirement for any multi-site network radio site is the ability to “see” the 2 adjacent sites in the loop system (refer to the high level system diagram for these interconnections). All sites are connected together with point to Point microwave links. The combined ground elevation plus tower height at Jansen Lane allows it to connect to the adjacent WRGB site and CRB television transmitter facility both in Voorheesville. Before settling on the proposed location off Jansen Lane, other altematives were considered by the County and the radio system designers. Those locations are identified below along with reasons each location was considered not acceptable: 4. Long Rd — Existing Cellular Tower This location is at an elevation of 1320 feet (166 ft lower than Jansen Lane) and 4.25 miles to the East of Berne and Jansen Lane. Since one of the other County sites is the CRB television transmission facility on Tower Lane in Voorheesville, the Long Rd cellular site would be in an area already substantially covered by the CRB radio site. Further, it would not provide the desired radio coverage in any of the locations along Rt 443 in Berne. With the lower ground elevation, this site would likely require a significantly taller tower of approximately 350 feet. 2. Church Steeple, Helderberg Trail Rt 443 The downtown church steeple is positioned well for radio coverage but its ground elevation of only 1020 feet provides radio coverage for an extremely limited area, Further, the location is too low and would not be able to link to or “see” the adjacent sites in the system ring which are WRGB and CRB in Voorheesville. It also would not easily accommodate the ~10 foot long fiberglass radio antennas or the two (2) 6 foot diameter microwave radio link dishes (one toward WRGB site, one toward CRB site).3. Game Farm Rd. Property approximately 2 miles South of Berne off Game Farm Rd. was considered, however it was deemed too close to the Pond Hill site that has already been approved. Most of the radio coverage from this site would redundant to that being provided already by Pond Hill. The Game Farm Rd area is at a high elevation (approximately 1,600 feet). It would provide some radio coverage up into the Beme area but not down into the Rt 443 valleys and other lower elevations where the school and population patrol areas are located. As referenced previously, radio signals from sites that are too high or too far away can potentially pass right over the valleys, were coverage is typically needed. In summary, the Jansen Lane location selected for use in the new County Sheriff radio network meets the following criteria: * Jansen Lane provides the necessary radio coverage for both mobile and portable radio users throughout the Rt 443 and Rt 1 patrol areas as well as serving the more populated areas in central Berne including the school and other town facilities (library, post office, etc). + The also high enough to link to the adjacent radio sites in the county. ‘The site is strategically positioned on the Northwest side of the county boundary, which is an area NOT served by the other radio sites in the system (Pond Hill to the ‘South, CRB to the East, and the ASR site to the North alll of wt are 8-12 miles away from Berne center. After considering numerous alternative tower sites, none were deemed acceptable or sufficient to meet the radio coverage criteria. Further, there are no existing water tanks, roof top locations or other man-made structures that would serve as suitable radio site alternatives. In reference to the type of tower proposed, the decision was made to utilize a 3 leg “lattice” type tower versus a monopole type design shown at the right for 2 reasons. First, the 2 microwave link dishes needed to connect to the adjacent sites require a stringent twist and sway tolerance. 180 ft monopole structures typically do not meet these requirements. Additionally, monopoles of the height required are large diameter solid structures and tend to stand out more when viewed from the horizonLattice Type Tower Proposed ‘A3 leg lattice type tower such as that shown at the left would be used in Berne due to its ability to accommodate the dish ir tolerances. This design has been rusive where visible from the horizon. Please note that the these tower illustrations are not the actual tower proposed and are presented here to simply point out the tower types often considered and reasons behind the selection.= 0 on ww coe ns 1 a Fenny A he ce ase SE ened ce DL feo} * Lt= TA Es “aa —— aeALBANY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE JANSEN LANE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS FACILITY ALTERNATE SITE REVIEW / ANALYSISAlbany County Radio Project Assessment of Alternate Sites Site Name: Sickle Hill Rd. Location: Coordinates used 42 35 47N - 7410 26W Note: ‘This location identified using the Google Earth mapping tool, it has not yet been surveyed to determine its suitability for actual tower construction, The currently identified Jansen (Berne) site has line of sight connectivity to both of the constructed CRB and WRG towers as shown below, and must remedy gaps in 800 MHz radio frequency (RF) coverage. Any alternate site needs to meet both of these requirements. Guideriand Microwave Link Conclusion: The attached line-of-sight profiles assess the Sickle Hill Rd. alternative assuming MW antennas located at 180 feet above ground level. In contrast, the MW antennas at the Jansen site make connectivity to the CRB and WRGB towers with heights of 90 feet and 100 feet above ground level. * Although a field survey would be required, the Sickle Hill Rd. potential site link to the CRB looks viable. Refer to the line of site profiles on the following page. ‘+The Sickle Hill Rd. potential site link to the WRGB appears viable as well, pending a survey. RF Coverage Conclusion: The Sickle Hill Rd. potential site 800 MHz RF coverage is poor. The location does not provide any reliable radio coverage along Rt 443 East or in East Berne. In contrast, the Jansen site provides coverage in this area (light green shading on coverage map).Albany County, NY 800 MHz ASTRO LSM, 12 Site Single Cell Simulcast/Voting DAQ 3.0 Outbound to Portable Coverage, Jansen vs Possible Single Site Contribution Shs Replacement ee : 1) ) sere aaealen < /\ ckensreeitian.contibutes, and the 18 User 0 05 2m Lueetiiis "* — 3WAPX Portable, On Hip in Swivel, Remote Spkr-Mic oe ‘inch = 2.08 miles IEC pres. 20S Pyare TERE Projection World Mercator FEE TOOTS-mojaq soyfoud ayy sof pasn w3aq soy s0130f yymo16 plopucis Ansnpul or + 3y6tay 931,08 uo ‘painsvow u22q anny cz 03 dn 5202 a104m AyUNO} aYp UI pauLsofiad shaxins pjalf anDMOs2IUsJ2yR0 UO pasDg :230N IFPI $4007 GUD Od AU MW - “GU THH ATNIIS eH AreWIEHYAlbany County Radio Project Assessment of Alternate Sites Site Name: Seabury Rd Location: Coordinates used 42 38 21.2N - 74 1027.4W Note: This location identified using the Google Earth mapping tool, it has not yet been surveyed to determine its suitability for actual tower construction. The currently identified Jansen (Berne) site has line of sight connectivity to both of the constructed CRB and WRG towers as shown below, and must remedy gaps in 800 MHz radio frequency (RF) coverage. Any alternate site needs to meet both of these requirements. Atanont ‘udenana i Uda Microwave Link Conclusion: The attached line-of-sight profiles assess the Seabury Rd. alternative assuming MW antennas located at 180 feet above ground level. In contrast, the MW antennas at the Jansen site make connectivity to the CRB and WRGB towers with heights of 90 feet and 100 feet above ground level. * The Seabury Rd potential site link to the CRB existing site is obstructed by trees at the 0.25 and 7.75 mile points along the path. Refer to the line of site profiles on the following page. ‘+ The Seabury Rd. site link to the WRGB existing site is obstructed by trees at the 0.25 and 3.75 and 4.25 mile points along the path RF Coverage Conclusion: ‘The Seabury Rd potential site appears to provide comparable 800 MHz radio coverage along Rt 443 East, but fails to provide coverage throughout the Warner Lake and Rt 157A area comparable to the Jansen site.a ni eee fend = sxtroes BEE Saad Aq syuiod € 3 paIIN43SsqO GOYM 0} AU! AA - “GU AUNAWAS “TH AUS areWALY im get ag nspoenyee steavaton gREESRERR EES -mojaq sajfoud ay sof pasn u2aq soy 103204 yamou6 propuois ‘Azasnpur OF + 34Bio4 224408 uo ‘pasnso2u uaq anny ££ 01 dn s2a,n aye AsuneD 249 W| powsofied stanuns ptf enoMoLDIU 10420 UO PaSOg :330N S@aAL Aq Stulod 2 3 pa}NAISGO BUDO} AU! MIN - "GU AUNGWIS ‘TH BUS eeWIDIyJansen vs Possible Albany County, NY 800 MHz ASTRO LSM, 12 Site Single Cell Simulcast/Voting DAQ 3.0 Outbound to Portable Coverage, 005 1 2Mies . For Informational W APX Portable, On Hip in Swivel, Remote Spkr-Mic Purposes Only. ‘inch = 2.03 miles JEC Want SaEO Pajeao Wend MenabT ERLE ZOOS pra, 2015Albany County Radio Project Assessment of Alternate Sites Site Name: Tabor Rd. Location: Coordinates used 42 38 11N - 7406 27.8W Note: This location identified using the Google Earth mapping tool, it has not yet been surveyed to determine its suitability for actual tower construction. The currently identified Jansen (Berne) site has line of sight connectivity to both of the constructed CRB and WRG towers as shown below, and must remedy gaps in 800 MHz radio frequency (RF) coverage. Any alternate site needs to meet both of these requirements. ‘ouideviand Voorhees Microwave Link Conclusion: ‘The attached line-of-sight profiles assess the Tabor Rd. alternative assuming MW antennas located at 180 feet above ground level. In contrast, the MW antennas at the Jansen site make connectivity to the CRB and WRGB towers with heights of 90 feet and 100 feet above ground level. ‘* The Tabor Rd potential site link to the CRB existing site is obstructed by trees at the 4.5 mile point along the path. Refer to the line of site profiles on the following page. ‘* The Tabor Rd. site link to the WRGB existing site is obstructed by trees at the 0.75 mile point along the path. RF Coverage Conclusion: ‘The Tabor Rd potential site appears to provide comparable 800 MHz radio coverage along Rt 443 East but fails to provide coverage South of Berne along Switzkill Rd (Rt 1). The County Pond Hill in Rensselaerville does not provide coverage along Switzkill Rd. The Jansen site provides coverage along Switzkill Road.-mojaq sajtfoud ayn s0f pasn vaaq soy 103304 yimos6 propuoss ‘Ansnpuy or + 148)9y 221198 ve ‘painsoaui uaeq anoy ££ 01 dn sz02) s10ym fyunoD ays uj PauLOfiad skDAUNS pjalf BxOMOLD]U) 49420 UO pas0@ ‘2I0N parnsqO gud O} UI MW - “GU YOSVL ‘ZH eWayAlbany County, NY 800 MHz ASTRO LSM, 12 Site Single Simulcast/Voting Jansen vs Possible Site rt isen Lane_OutReliabilty_APX 6 or Rd, liability_APX 600¢ 0051 2Mies Loti 3W APX Portable, On Hip in Swivel, Remote Spkr-Mic Purposes Only ‘inch = 2.05 miles EC gra, 2016 Tyee STOTT Projection: Word_ Mercator TOSEIWOETZDOOTELzsenns: wero cru wn L00P = cou rawoe ai 908 SPURS Dame SY A ASR RE SITE sone DENISON BACKUP PRIME/RE SITE & e se stan] PO). fon A JANSEN RF SITE Re SITE st sox site ro aka NY me crane DISPATCH CENTER TIO Vowaesit NY use STATON Fm | Gaunt scree (CRB COUNTY MIDE PRIME & RF SITE Voor 9Y st snes GOODFELLOW RF SITE Te Gaon Re Wesel eater. XY} A wecyso0 ec00 ae nyse _pispates| CENTER as wy ers Gove, NY ARNSIDE RF SITE IRS ROAD Re SITE colons TOWNHALL MICROWAVE ‘Wolf Rd Laas NY eg st PRMD we w REMOTE NETWORK MONITORING SITE AE, SMITH. METROCELL ‘PRIME & RP SITE, ‘pany PoHQ WICROWAVE Ll CORNING TOWER COUNTYWIDE RF SITE Toy NY TH Gor Rd lossparcn CENTER|SECTION 5 Crane Test Photo Log / View Shed MapC&S Companies 499 Col. Eileen Collins Blvd. Syracuse, New York 13212 + (315) 455-2000 COMPANIES: : (315) 455-9667 VISUAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT County of Albany County-Wide Public Safety Communications Network SITE NAME: Jansen Lane PROPOSED 160°’ SELF-SUPPORT TOWER Prepared By: C&S Engineers, Inc. May 11, 2016VISUAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT PROPOSED 160° SELF-SUPPORT TOWER Jansen Lane 28 Jansen Lane Bere, New York 12023 Project Description On Saturday, February 6, 2016 a crane test was conducted at the above referenced site for the purpose of evaluating the visibility of a proposed 180 ft. self-support tower installation. The proposed communications equipment will be located within a 50° x 60° fenced equipment compound located at the base of the proposed tower. The crane was raised into the air at approximately 8:00 AM. At that time, the sky was overcast. The winds were at approximately 5 mph with an approximate air temperature of 30°. Investigation Methodology A crane with a boom arm measuring approximately 2 feet across at the top, was raised into the air to a height of 180 ft. above ground level. A flag was attached to the top of the boom arm to assist in locating the boom from the surrounding areas, The crane was located at the proposed tower location. and was left extended to the 180 ft. height for the duration of the test. Areas of public access within an approximate 5 mile radius of the tower site were driven to document the locations from which the proposed tower may be visible. Photographs were taken at the digital equivalent of 55 mm resolution from numerous locations throughout the surrounding area. In addition, the surrounding area was reviewed in an attempt to identify and inventory any aesthetic resources which may be present. Based on the proposed tower location, the following potential aesthetic resources were identified: ‘© Partridge Run Wildlife Management Area Partridge Run State Forest Cole Hill State Forest Dutch Settlement State Forest Wood Duck Trail Redbelly Trail Border Trail Cole Hill Access Rd Wright Karst Area (Ci 1 Environmental Area) The photographs were then used to prepare photo simulations of the proposed tower at the site. A photo depicting existing conditions (with the crane present), and a simulation depicting the proposed installation are provided for a representative sample of locations from which the balloons were visible. The 35 mm resolution is utilized to depict the view most closely resembling that of the human eye. In addition, line-of-sight profiles from selected viewpoints have been provided for the tower at aheight of 160 feet and view-shed maps for the tower at heights of both 180 feet and 160 feet have been provided for a 5 mile radius around the tower site, Description of the View-Shed Maps The view shed maps present the predicted visibility of the self-support tower at heights of 180 feet and 160 feet based on topography with the addition of an assumed 60 ft. tree canopy. The pink shading represents areas from which the tower is predicted to be visible. The results indicate that the proposed tower is anticipated to have limited visibility in the surrounding 5-mile radius of the site with the largest areas of visibility to the north and west of the proposed tower site. Description of Visual Observation and Photo Simulations ‘C&S has prepared photo simulations depicting the proposed 160 ft. self-support tower, which is an alternative lower tower height proposed by Albany County. The following is a summary of the visibility from each of potential aesthetic resources listed above and from each viewpoint for which a photo simulation was prepared. The potential aesthetic impact associated with visibility is also discussed below. Location 1: The crane was not visible from this location, so no photo simulation was prepared from this viewpoint. Location 2: The crane was not visible from this location, so no photo simulation was prepared from this viewpoint. Location 3: This photograph was taken from approximately 1.3 miles north of the tower site. The proposed tower is predicted to be visible above the tree line and horizon from this view point. The visible portion of the tower is somewhat difficult to discem against the background from distance and the presence of antennas on the tower structure is not easily identifiable. It is therefore our opinion that the aesthetic impacts of the tower are minimal from this view point due mainly to the distance of this viewpoint from the tower. In an attempt to mitigate the impact, the County has reduced the height of the proposed tower from the originally proposed height of 180 feet to 160 feet, and has agreed to remove the tower if at some point in the future it is no longer required for communications purposes. Location 4: This photograph was taken from approximately 2.3 miles northeast of the tower site. A minor portion of the proposed tower is predicted to be visible just above the tree line and horizon from this view point. The minor portion of the tower that is visible is extremely difficult to identify from this distance. The visible portion of the tower blends into the tree tops and can easily be mistaken for just another tree within the irregular tree line. It is therefore our opinion that the aesthetic impact of the tower is negligible from this view point. The reduction in height of the proposed tower from 180 ft to 160 ft, brings the tower right down into the top of the existing irregular tree line. This reduction in height together with the distance from the tower the makes it extremely difficult to even identify the tower structure against the background and through the existing tree line.Location 5: This photograph was taken from approximately 2.0 miles northeast of the tower site. A minor portion of the proposed tower is predicted to be visible just above the tree line and horizon from this view point. The minor portion of the tower that is visible is extremely difficult to identify from this distance. The visible portion of the tower blends into the tree tops and can easily be mistaken for just another tree within the tree line. It is therefore our opinion that the aesthetic impacts of the tower are negligible from this view point. The reduction in height of the proposed tower from 180 ft to 160 ft, brings the tower right down into the top of the existing tree line. This reduction in height together with the distance from the tower the makes it extremely difficult to even identify the minor portion of the tower structure that is visible against the background and through the existing tree line. Location 6: The crane was not visible from this location, so no photo simulation was prepared from this viewpoint, Location 7: The crane was not visible from this location, so no photo simulation was prepared from this viewpoint. Location 8: The crane was not visible from this location, so no photo simulation was prepared from this viewpoint. Location 9: The crane was not visible from this location, so no photo simulation was prepared from this viewpoint. Location 10: The crane was not visible from this location, so no photo simulation was prepared from this viewpoint. Location 11: This photograph was taken from approximately 2.0 miles southwest of the tower site, From this viewpoint, the a minor portion of the proposed tower is predicted to be visible through the top of the tree line during months in which there are no leaves present on the trees. The portion of the tower that is visible is partially screened by the tree line even without the presence of leaves and is extremely difficult to identify from this distance. The reduction in height of the proposed tower from 180 ft to 160 ff, brings the tower right down below the top of the existing tree line and as a result the tower will not be visible once the leaves are present on the trees. It is therefore our opinion that there would be no aesthetic impacts from this view point. Location 12: This photograph was taken from approximately 0.25 miles north of the tower site adjacent to an existing school building. The lower portion of the tower and related equipment proposed at its base will be screened by existing trees. ‘The balance of the upper portion of the proposed tower is predicted to be visible above the tree line and horizon from this view point. Such upper portion of the tower is easily identifiable from this viewpoint. The upper portion of the tower presents a moderate impact from this view point as it is readily apparent on the ill top. Its visibility, however, is limited in geographic scope as demonstrated by the view points analyzed in the S-mile radius of the site from which the tower was either not visible or its visibility was limited to the a minor upper portion of the tower buffered by the existing irregular tree line and distance. Due to thelimited geographic scope of such view, the number of people affected by and the duration of the visibility of the tower from this viewpoint are correspondingly limited. Visibility of the tower from this viewpoint also largely does not interfere with scenic views of the surrounding area. The aesthetic impact from this viewpoint will also be mitigated by the County's proposal to reduce the tower height from the originally planned height of 180 ft. to an alternative height of 160 ft., and to remove the tower if in the future itis no longer required for communications purposes. Location 13: This photograph was taken from approximately 0.25 miles north of the tower site adjacent to an existing church. The lower portion of the tower and related equipment proposed at its base will be screened by existing trees. The balance of the upper portion of the proposed tower is predicted to be visible above the tree line and horizon from this view point. Such upper portion of the tower is easily identifiable from this viewpoint. The upper portion of the tower presents a moderate impact from this view point, as it is readily apparent on the hill top. Its. isibility, however, is limited in geographic scope as demonstrated by the view points analyzed in the 5-mile radius of the site from which the tower was either not visible or its visibility was limited to the a minor upper portion of the tower buffered by the existing irregular tree line and distance. Due to the limited geographic scope of such view, the number of people affected by and the duration of the visibility of the tower from this viewpoint are correspondingly limited Visibility of the tower from this viewpoint also largely does not interfere with scenic views of the surrounding area. The aesthetic impact from this viewpoint will also be mitigated by the County’s proposal to reduce the tower height from the originally planned height of 180 ft. to an alternative height of 160 ft., and to remove the tower if in the future it is no longer required for communications purposes. Location 14: The crane was not visible from this location, so no photo simulation was prepared from this viewpoint. Location 15: A photograph was taken from approximately 0.25 miles north of the tower site in front of an existing church. From this viewpoint, a minor portion of the very top of the proposed. tower is predicted to be visible through the top of the tree line during months in which there are no leaves present on the trees. Such portion of the tower is almost completely screened by the tree line even without the presence of leaves and is extremely difficult to identify from this view point. The reduction in height of the proposed tower from 180 ft to the alternate height of 160 ft, brings the tower right down below the top of the existing tree line and, as a result, the tower wil not be visible once the leaves are present on the trees. It is therefore our opinion that there would be no aesthetic impact from this view point. Location 16: The crane was not visible from this location, so no photo simulation was prepared from this viewpoint. Location 17: The crane was not visible from this location, so no photo simulation was prepared from this viewpoint. Description of Visibility from Aesthetic Resources Partridge Run Wildlife Management Area: This resource is located approximately 5 miles south / southwest of the proposed tower site and includes Wood Duck Trail and Redbelly Trail, twoadditional aesthetic resources. As depicted on the viewshed map, the proposed tower is not predicted to be visible from anywhere within this area. As a result the proposed tower should have no significant impact on this resource. Partridge Run State Forest: This resource is located approximately 5 miles southwest of the proposed tower site. As depicted on the viewshed map, the proposed tower is not predicted to be visible from anywhere within this area. As a result the proposed tower should have no significant impact on this resource. Cole Hill State Forest: This resource is located approximately 3.5 miles east / southeast of the proposed tower site and includes Cole Hill Access Road, an additional aesthetic resources. As depicted on the viewshed map, the proposed tower is not predicted to be visible from anywhere within this area. Additionally, Profile B is taken from the vicinity of Cole Hill State Forest and also depicts the tower as not visible from this location. As a result the proposed tower should have no significant impact on this resource. Dutch Settlement State Forest: This resource is located approximately 5 miles northwest of the proposed tower site. As depicted on the viewshed map, the proposed tower is predicted to be visible from a few select locations within this area based on topography and an assumed uniform 60 ft. tree canopy. However, if an individual was hiking or engaged in other recreation activities within the state forest, it would be very difficult to see past all of the tress immediately surrounding the individual and out of the forested area. Additionally, the proposed tower would be very difficult to identify from a distance of 5 miles. Asa result the proposed tower should have no significant impact on this resource. Wright Karst Area (Critical Environmental Area): This resource is located approximately 4 miles northwest of the proposed tower site. As depicted on the viewshed map, the proposed tower is predicted to be visible from a very few select locations within this area based on topography and a assumed uniform 60 ft. tree canopy. However, if an individual was hiking or engaged in other recreation activities within a forested area, it would be very difficult to see past all of the tress immediately surrounding the individual and out of the forested area. Additionally, the proposed tower would be very difficult to identify from a distance of 4 miles. As a result the proposed tower should have no significant impact on this resource. Conclusion Based on the view-shed map and corresponding photo simulations discussed above, there are a limited number of areas from which the proposed tower is predicted to be visible within a 5 radius surrounding the proposed tower site. In the majority of instances in which the tower is predicted to be visible, the tower is difficult to identify due to distance from the tower site and the presence of the existing tree line between the view point and the tower site which provided screening for the tower and, in some such instances, due to the reduced alternate 160 ft. tower height proposed by the County. In the few cases in which the tower is readily apparent and easily identifiable, such visibility is limited in geographic scope, number of viewers and duration and largely does not impact any scenic views of the surrounding area. The aesthetic impact in that limited geographic area will also be mitigated by the County’s proposal to reduce the towerheight from the originally planned height of 180 ft. to an alternative height of 160 ft., and to remove the tower if in the future it is no longer required for communications purposes. The proposed tower is also not predicted to have any impact on any of the aesthetic resources identified within a 5-mile radius of the site. 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VOU THH HSIYI LZ38 Bu/i/> 26d 3NV1NASNVP 6% OLOHd lon ‘ssamog 8ADINIENI V4 SWVD - ALY3dOHd NMOLSNV1NASNVr O€ OLOHd lov seams:susi/e aun 7 3NV1NaSNvr : lon ‘sooinog: | 36-d covewse ane [CAMA 3ADINHINI | 1 OLOHd VOU Wuv4 INV) - ALYIdOUd NMOL IEISIA LON INVH:TT Laas |v" oe sou seule wave boy ssaieg umes viowoLon | ied aNV1NaSNvr Seu | noe. e| 2 OLOHd \aVOU Wu¥4 3WV9 - ALuFdOud NMOT nay | 2777 a 6d Sit KiB aNV1NaSNvr €€ OLOHd oT 'seoneg, cINwe. vreorroncron @) "2 KO INIANI JIGISIA LON INV:ail ASY aNVTNAaSNYP Old bE OLOHA lon seones: ASINISNI vou WHY4 IWV9 - ALwadO¥d NMOL JTGISIA LON INVEDoe AS we ERR 7 TD By, Fj ry ys ed 7 LS7]\anbina Ah " KP VY, DS Proposed 180 ft. LatticeTower Town of Berne County of Albany County-Wide Public Safety Communications Network Site Name: Jansen Lane Site Viewshed MapProposed 160 ft. Lattice Tower Town of Berne County of Albany County-Wide Public Safety Communications Network Site Name: Jansen Lane Site Viewshed Map St ee “ue Oe J S 1( i\ \ Y y, Y rms Ee eS dl —_ Lo a ps » o $ ‘ rt Ey 3mest moe mst 07 mst 01 msoauednan| Y amaAegonSECTION 6 Proposed Tower Drawing /FAA ApprovalSigna ore DESIGNED APPURTENANCE LOADING “98 ELEVATION man Fasano os [oo : te ta a [Seerenemmieaey—L Sou rs) [on sn eam cn Gewese b= i Fats oea—— [a a — farmers 7 fr ae a | = a faomecee ris) —— tr os a SYMBOL LIST (eww eT 3 1 fe] {mee A forearms epee — | pT TPT fess 3 fn -TaTore TT moe MATERIAL STRENGTH ‘GRADE [—Fy Fe] GRADE | Fy Fa fareen arr fer foveen—pm oo [or — per ‘sa : BHO ‘TOWER DESIGN NOTES 4, Tonris eat in Absany Cour, Now Yor 2 Toor danger Expo Co be T2226 Sardar, ost 5: Ter dosga ora 9 mph tscind nascar th wT 222. Sard ail 4 Toners ato doegreg fora #0 meh base woe wih O76 ne. u's conse wo nereare {richness wah he 5. Defetor are sed upon 60 mh we Tov Sete Ges 1. 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No foundation nots en. soriz2.otumls tocaois 24721 B Street Wy) EBI Consulting Spee environmental | engineering | due diligence wor biconsuitingcom November 1, 2015 Mr. Robert Spinel County of Albany clo Pyramid Network Solutions, LLC I River Road Glenmont, NY 1207 Subject: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Compliance Results Proposed County of Albany Project Site No. Jansen Lane 28 Jansen Lane Berne, NY 12023 EBI Project No. 6115005888 Dear Mr. Spinelli, Enclosed please find the results of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Compliance studies for the above- referenced site. The studies were completed based on information provided by Pyramid Network Solutions, LLC fon behalf of the County of Albany, and gathered from the Land Survey and Site Plans, attached as Appendix A. BI utiized both commercially available and publicly accessible software that runs algorithms in accordance with FAA glide-slope calculations, referenced in Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) Part 77 and FCC Rulepart 47 CFR 17,10 determine the need for fling with the FAA and if registration with the FCC is required. For this ste, our analysis demonstrated that notice to the FAA and an Antenna Structure Registration with the FCC was not required. Thus, the site may proceed from an FAA Compliance perspective. Ifthe proposed project location or proposed height of the structure changes, please notify EB! Consulting and we will be happy to conduct FAA Compliance studies based on the changes. Land Survey and Site Plans ~ Appendix A Latitude (NAD 83): 42° 37° 14.40" N Longitude (NAD 83): 74° 08' 40.25" W Site Ground Elevation (AMSL): 1449.70 feet Proposed Structure Height (AGL): 191.45 feet Airspace Studies - Appendix B PASS. This site passed all Airspace studies and notice to the FAA is not required. FCC TOWAIR ~ Appendix C PASS. This site pasted all FCC slope guidelines. It does not need to be registered with the FCC and it oes not require notice to the FAA. This determination expires on May 3, 2017.Thank you for the opportunity to be of service to Pyramid Network Solutions, LLC (on behalf of the County of Albany) and please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions or if we can assist with any of your future roguiatory needs. Respectfully Submitted Bh f= ‘Adam Campis! Mr. Lee Brewer ‘AuthorlEnvironmental Scientist Project Manager TEL: 207.450.4797 TEL: 717.428.0401 Appendix A: Land Survey and Site Plans Appendix B: Airspace® Studies Appendix C: FCC TOWAIR ResultsSECTION 7 Site Location AerialSECTION 8 EME Compliance Letterwg8! Consulting environmental | engineering | due diligence RADIO FREQUENCY EMISSIONS ANALYSIS REPORT Albany Proposed Facility Site ID: Jansen Lane 28 Jansen Lane, Berne, New York 12023 October 15, 2015. EBI Project Number: 6215005207 Status: ‘Compliant Recommended Signage Signage is not required Remarks: See attached signage plan. No additional mitigation is required.wg5B! Consulting environmental | engineering | due diligence October 15, 2015 ‘Aten: Inspector Ralph Mariani Albany County Sheriff's Office 911/Communications Center 449 New Salem Road Voorheesville, NY 12186 Emissions Values for Maximum Composite Emissions Value: 0.8054% of the FCC’s general public limit (0.16% of the FCC's occupational limit). The Proposed site is in compliance with Federal regulations regarding (radio frequency) RF Emissions, EB! Consulting was directed to analyze the Proposed Albany tower facility located at 28 Jansen Lane in Berne, New York for the purpose of determining whether the emissions from the Proposed Albany Antenna Installation located on this property are within specified federal limits. This report contains a detailed summary of the RF EME analysis for the site. All information used in this report was analyzed as a percentage of current Maximum Permissible Exposure (% MPE) as listed in the FCC OET Bulletin 65 Edition 97-Oland ANSVIEEE Std C95.1. The FCC regulates Maximum Permissible Exposure in units of microwatts per square centimeter (uW/crr). ‘The number of uWicm? calculated at each sample point is called the power density. The exposure limit for power density varies depending upon the frequencies being utilized. Wireless Carriers and Paging Services use different frequency bands each with different exposure limits, therefore it is necessary to report results and limits in terms of percent MPE rather than power density. Al results were compared to the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) radio frequency exposure rules, 47 CFR 1.1307(b)(1) ~ (b)(3). to determine compliance with the Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) limits for General Population/Uncontrolled environments as defined below. General population/uncontrolled exposure limits apply to situations in which the general public may be exposed or in which persons who are exposed as a consequence of their employment may not be made fully aware of the potential for exposure or cannot exercise control over their exposure. Therefore, members of the general public would always be considered under this category when exposure is not employment related, for example, in the case of a telecommunications tower that exposes persons in a nearby residential area.wg 5B Consulting environmental | engineering | due diligence Public exposure to radio frequencies is regulated and enforced in units of microwatts per square centimeter (,Wiem’), The general population exposure limit for te 700 and 800 MHz Bands is 467 Wier? and 567 Wem? respectively, and the general population exposure limit for the PCS and AWS. bands is 1000 Wren, Because each carrier willbe using different frequency bands, and each frequency band has diferent exposure limit, itis necessary to report percent of MPE rather than power density. Occupational/controlled exposure limits apply to situations in which persons are exposed as a consequence of their employment and in which those persons who are exposed have been made fully aware of the potential for exposure and can exercise control over their exposure. ‘Occupational/controlled exposure limits also apply where exposure is of a transient nature as a result of incidental passage through a location where exposure levels. may be above general population/uncontrolled limits (see below), as long as the exposed person has been made fully aware of the potential for exposure and can exercise control over his or her exposure by leaving the area or by some other appropriate means. Additional details can be found in FCC OET 65.wg B! Consulting environmental | engineering | due diligence CALCULATIONS Calculations were done for the Proposed Albany Wireless antenna tower facility located at 28 Jansen Lane in Berne, New York using the equipment information listed below. All calculations were performed per the specifications under FCC OET 65. Because of the short wavelength of PCS services, the antennas require line-of-site paths for good propagation, and are typically installed a distance above ground level, Antennas are constructed to concentrate energy towards the horizon, with as little energy as possible scattered towards the ground or the sky. This design, combined with the low power of PCS faclities, generally results in no possibility for exposure to approach Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) levels, with the exception of in areas in the immediate vicinity ofthe antennas. For all calculations, equipment was calculated using the following assumptions: » 2) a 4) 5) 7 ‘One 800 MHz panel antenna channel was considered for the Proposed installation. The transmit power for this channel is 85 watts per channel, ‘One 800 MHz omnidirectional antenna channel was considered for the Proposed installation, The transmit power for this channel is 85 watts per channel. Two 7,000 MHz microwave antenna channels were considered for the Proposed instalation. The transmit power for these channel is 1,656.4 watts per channel. All radios at the Proposed installation were considered to be running at full power and were uncombined in their RF transmissions paths per carrier prescribed configuration. Per FCC (ET Bulletin No. 65 - Edition 97-01 recommendations to achieve the maximum anticipated value at each sample point, all power levels emitting from the Proposed antenna installation are increased by a factor of 2.56 to account for possible in-phase reflections from the surrounding environment. This is rarely the case, and if so, is never continuous. EBI has performed theoretical worst case modeling using Roofview® and microwave calculations to estimate the maximum potential power density from each antenna based on. worst-case assumptions for the number of antennas and power. ‘The Data for all Albany antennas used in this analysis is shown below in Table |. Actual antenna gains for each antenna were used per manufacturer's specifications. There are no additional carriers located on this facility.wg Consulting environmental | engineering | due diligence 8) Emissions values for additional carriers were taken from the data provided by Albany in the supplied drawings. For each additional carrier, known configuration values were utilized to approximate each systems contribution All calculations were done with respect to uncontrolled / general public threshold limits.eg®8! Consulting environmental | engineering | due diligence Albany Site Inventory and Power Values sineir | seanseaeaor.cge | Panel 1507 oo he s sneie | scomutune | Onn 719 so ie s anion | raresoncnna | ricrware | 97 rowornie | ese pnirew | varesowsxwn | rtervare | 67 racortitn | e564 Table T: Albany Ste ventory and Power Value ‘Additional Carriers Located on Site Carrier To MPER No additional carriers are located onsite. Table 2: Additional Carrier Inventory and Emissions Levels 2LB Street Burlington, MA 01803 1wg EB Consulting environmental | engineering | due diligence Summary All calculations performed for this analysis yielded results that were within the allowable limits for exposure to RF Emissions. Based on predictive modeling, there are no modeled exposures on any accessible ground-level walkinglworking surface related to Albany's equipment in the area that exceed the FCC’s occupational andlor general public exposure limits at this site, The anticipated maximum contribution from each sector of the Albany facility is 0.8054% of the allowable FCC established general public limit (0.1611% of the FCC occupational limit). This was determined through calculations along a radial from each sector taking full power values into account as well as actual vertical plane antenna gain values per the manufacturers supplied specifications for gain. ‘The anticipated maximum composite MPE value for this site is 0.8054% of the allowable FCC established general public limit (0.1611% of the FEC occupational limit). This performed on the ground taking emissions contributions from all carriers present into account. This value will determine whether the site itself is in compliance with regards to electromagnetic emissions cor whether mitigation solutions may be required to bring the site into compliance. is based upon worst case modeling FCC guidelines state that ifa site is found to be out of compliance (over allowable thresholds), that carriers over a 5% contribution to the composite value will require measures to bring the site into compliance. For this facility, the composite values calculated were within the allowable 100% threshold standard per the federal government. Signage is not required because there is no access within 30 feet of an antenna. EBI's modeling indicates that there are no areas on the walking/working surfaces at the ground level in front of the Albany antennas that may exceed the FCC standards for general population and/or ‘occupational exposure. Jos Schorr Senior Scienest EBI Consulting 21 B Stree Burlington, MA 91803wa Figure 1: Walking/Working Surface Emissions Thresholds % FCC Public Exporure Limit 500 < Expose Level PLAN VIEW EBI Consulting ‘environmental | engineering | due diligence Sector | | front ofthe sector | antennas on the wallingworking surface, “There are no areas that exceed either the FCC's general public or occupational thresholds exposure its in Other | hers are no athe aie antennas included in the modeling Carriers |g8! Consulting environmental | engineering | due diligence Status: ‘Compliant Recommended Signage for ‘compliance Signage is not required Notes: mitigation measures. Attachment 1: Plan View ~ Signage Locations i ‘Albany Antennasages Consulting environmental | engineering | due diligence Appendix A Roofview Exportcocssasssaesagé8l Consulting environmental | engineering | due diligence Appendix B Microwave ModelingaSECTION 9 Applicant Required Letters1g OFFICE ALBANY COUNTY SHERIET Siero ‘County Court House Alban: ¥y Court House Albany, New coLLE « PAUL M.COURCEL! WILLIAM C. CO! CRAIG D. APPLE, SR. - x SierFF rSON ain KERRY BTC MICHAEL S. MONTELEONE January 25, 2016 Town of Berne Planning Board Richard Rapp, Chair P.O. Box 57 1656 Helderberg Trail Berne, NY 12023 Mr. Rapp. or tions, additions, any future modifica Please accept this letter as the County's acknowledgement eon ane wil require te approval 0 : tower 0 jou. Jans and documents currently before ¥" co-locations to the proposed radio communications the Town unless they are evidenced in the original Pl Sincerely, Inspector Ralph MarianiAFF'S OF 00 ALBANY COUNTY SHERIZ 5, cin” aie ounty Court House Alban cul County Court House Ab pau nt coun’ sk yoMrsoN p. APPLE, ceRRY B.-THOY WILLIAM C. COX CRAIG ‘SHERIFF KERRY cr MICHAEL S. MONTELEONE January 25, 2016 Town of Berne Planning Board Richard Rapp, Chair P.O. Box 57 1656 Helderberg Trail Berne, NY 12023 . nat the Mr. Rapp, «ne and en tower On ue 00! . unica at oft dio 00" Please accept this letter as a means to address SEVEN — propose planning board has brought o our attention regarding Jansen Lane in the Town of Berne. tne propose? 260 ow remove inch inty i cost, t© any COU The County of Albany wil be responsible, at its OWN SCT forget Vat stl ante communications tower should it become obsolete OF ing and i vos, a event structure, outbuilding(s), fuel tanks, generators. FEMS gy in any role ofother onthis site. The site would be regradad and seede? aro sipoot 3 000 ineere* sion OF be na ensl expans! it also ‘The proposed communications tower is designe FEE port 100% OP ay of ABANY Ne cut equipment. This proposed communicaations tow a ano to catocote wal NS equipment, as well as two cellular carriers ancl EVEN ns wis! installing the necessary electrical infrastructur= SO ghesits Off resources. es, The Albany ourty Sr prenared weds hi we appr ie DI Should the proposed rado communications tOYYSS a tneBe f will arrange for, and provide the necessary trim handle an emergency event at the towver site - Sincerely, Inspector Ralph MarianiALBANY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE County Court House Albany, New York 12207 (518) 487-5400 ‘WOH. ALBANYCOUNTYSHERIFF.COM WILLIAM c. cox CRAIG One SR PAUL M, COURCI ONE, KERRY B. THOMPSON MICHAEL 8. MO! January 25, 2016 ‘Town of Beme Planning Board Richard Rapp, Che P.O. Box 57 1656 Helderberg Trail Bome, NY 12023, Mr. Rapp. In reference to the proposed communications tower to be located on Jansen Lane, Albany County agrees to submit yearly maintenance and inspection reports pertaining to the site and tower to the Town of Berne. Sincerely, Inspector Ralph MarianiAdjacent Municipality: Town of Knox, Town of Guilderland, Town of New Scotland, Town of Westerlo, Town of Rensselaerville, Town of Broome, ‘Town of Middieburgh, Town of Wright, Albany County Planning Board and Director of Albany County E-911 Service May 6, 2016 Reference: Town of Know — Zoning Code 190-41 Telecommunications Towers Seetion *R” Inter-municipal notification Dear Adjacent Municipality; ‘You are receiving this notice as per the Town of Berne Zoning Code to provide the following information for an application submitted to the Town of Berne for a Telecommunications Tower. Application Location: 28 Jansen Lane, Berne, NY (N42-37-14.40 / W074-08-40.25) Project Description: Proposed 180' Self Support Tower, 50'x60" communications compound area and connection to electrical utility service. Proposed 180’ Tower will be designed to accommodate future shared use as required by the Town of Berne Code. Should you require any additional information for this application you may contact Inspector Ralph Mariani, Albany County Sheriff's Office. Tuspecter Ralph Mariani Albany County Sheriff's Office 449 New Salem Road Voorheesville, NY 12186 518 655-7897 Rmariani@albanycounty.com0640 0007 5013 9800 7015 Ob40 0007 5013 9770 7OLS O40 0007 5023 9824 Asc ee aah ae fie SMe See 2015 Ob40 0007 5013 9831 Wein e else a ea el ese aS aT CERTIFIED MAI! 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