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T-mobile Site CA-3001 D/NW Stockton Site Plan Review/San Joaquin County Site Specifications The proposed T-Mobile facility at 10100 N. Lower Sacramento Road, Stockton, CA is located on a 2.7 acre parcel with a zoning of CC. The parcel is owned by Val San Associates Inc., and is developed as a neighborhood retail center. The facility will consist of an 85' steel monopole with up to 12 T-Mobile antennas mounted to a RAD center at the 85' level, up to 12 Nextel antennas mounted at the 70' level, a T-mobile 8' x 20' equipment concrete pad and a proposed microwave dish as needed. The overall height of the facility will be 87' 3". T-mobile's radio equipment will be located on the equipment pad and be connected to the antennas via coaxial cables. The coaxial cables will be routed from the shelter to the monopole via an ice bridge, and go up the pole inside of the monopole. The proposed T-Mobile panel antennas are approximately 51.5" tall, 10" wide and 3.5" deep. Land Use Compatibility 1. The proposed facility is located on a parcel with a zoning of CC. This zoning designation allows for the placement of wireless facilities. Project as proposed will have an overall height of 87' 3". 2. All property line setbacks will be met. 3. The proposed site location is approximately 550' from the nearest residentially zoned area. (northwest across Lower Sacramento Road) 4. The proposed site location is screened by the existing shopping center and the proposed use as a telecommunications site will be consistent with the existing commercial use of the property. 5. Project as applied is consistent with Chapter 9-1065.4 of the San Joaquin County Wireless Telecommunications Facilities ordinance in that it is a monopole, meets residential structure setbacks and is a collocation consistent with Chapter 9-1065.5. Statement of Operations: No nuisances will be generated by the proposed co-located wireless facility, nor will the facility injure the public health, safety, morals or general welfare. With proper care and separation, T-Mobile's technology does not interfere with any other forms of communication whether public or private. To the contrary, T-mobile's technology will provide vital communications in emergency situations and will commonly be used by local residents and emergency personnel to protect the general public's health, safety and welfare. Once the construction of the wireless facility is complete and the telephone switching equipment is fine-tuned, visitation to the site by service personnel for routine maintenance typically occurs an average of once a week. The site is entirely self- monitored and connects directly to a central office where sophisticated computers alert personnel to any equipment malfunction.