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Project Summary Proposed Colocation to Existing Wireless Telecommunications Facility 12423 S Manthey Road, Lathrop, CA 95330; 191-240-130 Project Description This project is an "Eligible Facilities Request"to review the proposed modification of the above referenced wireless facility and to determine that the proposal conforms to Section 6409(a) of the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012, codified as 47 U.S.C. § 1455(a) ("Section 6409(a)"). Generally, Section 6409(a) requires that local governments "may not deny, and shall approve," certain requests to collocate with or modify an existing wireless tower or base station so long as that request will not "substantially change the physical dimensions". The facility is located at 12423 S Manthey Road, Lathrop, CA 95330; 191-240-130 and consists of an existing 85' Monopole located within an existing enclosed equipment compound. There is currently one existing wireless carrier installed on the tower, with an equipment shelter located at grade. AT&T is proposing to install a new 15' tower extension, new antenna mounts, (12)new panel antennas, (15) new Remote Radio Heads (RRHs) and(3) new Overvoltage Protectors (OVPs) at a height of 96' on the existing tower. AT&T is also proposing to install a new equipment cabinet, backup generator, and utilities at grade within the existing equipment compound. There will be no increase to the height of the existing tower or the footprint of the existing equipment area. The below Equipment Schedule reflects the AT&T equipment existing and proposed. Equipment Type Proposed Number Location Antenna Proposed 12 See Plans(Sheet C-201/401) RRUs Proposed 15 See Plans (Sheet C-201/401) OVP Proposed 3 See Plans(Sheet C-201/401) Generator Proposed 1 See Plans(Sheet C-101/102) Equipment Cabinets Existing 3 See Plans(Sheet C-101/102) Project Purpose The purpose of this project is to upgrade AT&T's existing network with the latest technology in voice and wireless broadband. This faster network and increased bandwidth will allow for additional coverage and faster broadband connection speeds for local consumers such as public works, emergency responders, local businesses, residents, and visitors of San Joaquin County.