Narrative

PROJECT NARRATIVE
PLH25-0041 (Wireless Communication Facility)
Public Safety Towers – GoodAZ‑0284
3875 W. Ray Road
Chandler, Arizona
Prepared for: City of Chandler
Prepared by: Young Design Corp.
Proposed Facility
Public Safety Towers Company proposes the installation of a new Wireless Communication
Facility (WCF) at 3875 W. Ray Road within the City of Chandler. The location is within the
Commercial Shopping Center at the southeast corner of Ray Rd and McClintock Dr on APN
301-64-876. The underlying parcel holds the PAD zoning designation.
The proposed facility consists of a 65‑foot tall stealth mono‑broadleaf tower designed to
resemble a natural tree in order to minimize visual impacts to the surrounding area. The tower
will support three antenna sectors with three antennas per sector for a total of nine antennas.
The facility will support AT&T wireless service and FirstNet public safety communications. AT&T
antennas are proposed at approximately 61-foot to 63-foot RAD centerlines. The top of the
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antenna array is 65 feet above grade with the overall concealment structure being 70 feet. This
height is necessary to provide reliable wireless coverage for the surrounding service area.
The proposed Wireless Communication Facility is subject to the provisions of Chandler Zoning
Code Chapter 35, Section 35-1006 (Wireless Communication Facilities).
Pursuant to §35-1006(C), a Conditional Use Permit is required for new freestanding wireless
communication towers. The applicant is therefore requesting approval of a Conditional Use
Permit for the proposed facility.
Tower Parameters
The proposed mono-broadleaf design was selected because it provides superior concealment
for a three-sector wireless communication facility while accommodating future collocation
opportunities. Unlike a monopalm design, the mono-broadleaf canopy provides sufficient
volume to screen multiple antenna arrays including future carrier installations while maintaining
the appearance of a natural tree. The surrounding commercial center contains eucalyptus, palo
verde, desert willow, and palm trees. The proposed concealment design is, therefore,
compatible with the existing landscape palette while providing a long-term telecommunications
solution.
Trees at the commercial center
The proposed facility utilizes a three-sector, 360-degree coverage antenna configuration, which
is the industry standard for macro wireless communication facilities. The three sectors
collectively provide coverage in multiple directions, allowing the site to serve the surrounding
area with reliable voice and data service while supporting current and future network demand. A
single-sector installation would provide coverage in only one direction and would not adequately
address the identified service objectives within the search area. The proposed three-sector
design is necessary to achieve the coverage, capacity, and public safety communication goals
of the project.
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Collocation Opportunities
Public Safety Towers Company is committed to promoting the shared use of wireless
infrastructure and reducing the need for additional freestanding wireless communication
facilities. As documented in the Collocation Commitment Letter in the Appendix, the proposed
facility will be made available for future collocation by other FCC-licensed wireless service
providers, subject to available structural capacity, engineering requirements, and commercially
reasonable lease terms.
Although no additional carriers are currently committed to locating on the facility, the proposed
tower has been designed with future collocation opportunities in mind. The mono-broadleaf
concealment design was selected because it provides sufficient canopy volume to effectively
screen multiple antenna arrays while maintaining the appearance of a natural tree.
The initial equipment compound has been sized to accommodate AT&T's equipment
requirements. However, the tower is located within a large commercial parcel that contains
additional landscaped areas adjacent to the proposed facility. Landscaped areas immediately
south and east of the proposed equipment enclosure provide opportunities for future screened
equipment compounds associated with collocated carriers. Future carrier equipment may also
be accommodated through expansion of the existing enclosure, subject to future engineering
review and City approvals. By supporting collocation, the project advances the City's objective
of reducing the need for additional freestanding wireless communication facilities.
FirstNet for First Responders
A primary objective of AT&T’s network deployment at this site is to support FirstNet service for
first responders. The proposed project will include facilities to support the Nationwide Public
Safety Broadband Network (“FirstNet”). In its partnership with the First Responder Network
Authority, AT&T is responsible for building, maintaining, and upgrading the FirstNet network for
the next 25 years. In order to support FirstNet, AT&T is upgrading its existing wireless sites and
building new wireless facilities throughout the United States, including the City of Chandler.
AT&T’s upgrades include deployment of the new frequency band (“Band 14”) supporting the
FirstNet network. In 2012, the U.S. Congress set aside Band 14 for use by first responders.
FirstNet built with AT&T is designed to be reliable, functional, safe, and secure, and will provide
optimal levels of operational capacity at all times.
FirstNet’s benefits include:
• Always on, 24x7 priority and preemption for First Responders across data and voice
communications
• A physically separate and highly secure network core that is fully dedicated to FirstNet,
utilizing end to end encryption and keeping public safety and emergency management
• Traffic separate from commercial traffic, thus preventing the need for first responders from
needing to compete for access to consumer/commercial wireless access
• A dedicated fleet of portable network deployable assets to support first responder and
emergency manager connectivity for planned events, emergencies, in extremis, and other
mission requirements
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Gap In Coverage/Lack of Capacity
Wireless coverage is influenced by numerous factors including antenna height, antenna
orientation, available mounting positions, frequency deployment, and the interaction of the site
with neighboring facilities within the network. It is also generally carrier specific.
AT&T's radio frequency analysis identified a coverage and capacity deficiency in western
Chandler along the Ray Road corridor. The service area includes the heavily traveled
transportation corridors of Ray Road and McClintock Drive, established residential
neighborhoods, and neighborhood-serving commercial development. These land uses generate
significant wireless demand from residents, businesses, commuters, and FirstNet public safety
users.
AT&T's existing service levels are illustrated in the propagation maps below. Areas shown in
blue and yellow represent degraded or marginal signal strength compared to surrounding areas
and demonstrate a measurable coverage and capacity deficiency within the target service area.
The proposed site is centrally located within the identified deficiency area and represents the
minimum facility necessary to achieve the needed coverage objectives. The proposed tower has
been specifically designed to provide the antenna centerline height and three-sector
configuration necessary to improve wireless coverage, increase network reliability, and enhance
AT&T network capacity throughout the area.
The proposed facility will improve service for residents, businesses, visitors, and FirstNet users,
enhance connectivity along the Ray Road and McClintock Drive corridors, and support critical
public safety communications. In addition, the proposed tower is designed to accommodate
future collocation opportunities, allowing additional wireless providers to utilize the facility and
reducing the need for additional freestanding wireless communication towers within the
community.
The following propagation maps clearly show the lack of coverage in the targeted area with the
use of AT&T’s existing facilities.
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Coverage Without the Proposed WCF
Coverage With the Proposed WCF
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Existing AT&T Inventory
Under Chandler Code, use permit applications for a wireless communication facility are required
to provide an inventory of existing facilities within the jurisdiction of the City of Chander plus
facilities within one mile. AT&T owned wireless facilities are shown in the aerial map below.
The inventory identifies facility locations, heights, and structure types and demonstrates the
distribution of AT&T infrastructure throughout the community.
Existing AT&T Wireless Facility Inventory within the City of Chandler and within 1 mile
A corresponding inventory table is included in the Appendix and identifies the location, tower
height, and facility design type associated with each AT&T site. The inventory demonstrates the
existing distribution of AT&T facilities throughout Chandler and supports the need for the
proposed facility to address the identified coverage and capacity deficiency within the Ray Road
corridor.
Alternative Structures Evaluation
In accordance with Chandler wireless communication facility requirements, existing non-
wireless structures within one square mile of the proposed site were evaluated as potential
alternatives to construct a new wireless communication facility. Structures evaluated included
commercial buildings, parking lot lighting structures, utility structures, and other vertical
elements that are equal to or greater than the proposed antenna height of approximately 63 feet
RAD centerline (approximately a six-story building).
The one-square-mile search area is predominantly developed with single-family residential
neighborhoods, neighborhood-serving retail centers, schools, churches, office buildings, and
multifamily residential developments. Existing vertical structures within the search area consist
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of one- to three-story commercial buildings, two- to three-story churches, three-story office
buildings, three-story multifamily developments, and a four-story hotel. Only one office building
within the search area exceeds four stories in height, (which AT&T is located on).
The evaluation determined that the identified structures could not adequately satisfy the
coverage, capacity, antenna elevation, equipment placement, access, or AT&T/FirstNet service
objectives required for the project.
Vertical Structures within 1 mile
Transmission lines are red lines. One 5-story office building.
The search area also contains two SRP transmission line corridors. One corridor is located
along the north side of Ray Road east of McClintock Drive, and the second corridor is located
along the west side of McClintock Drive between the Houston Substation north of Ray Road and
the Austin Substation south of Chandler Boulevard. These particular high-voltage transmission
structures require substantial safety clearances that prevent wireless antennas from being
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mounted above the energized conductors. Consequently, any wireless installation would be
limited to a centerline height of approximately 45 feet below the conductors, which is insufficient
to achieve the required coverage and capacity objectives. This is the case for all of Ray Rd and
for McClintock Dr to just south of Ray Rd, Further, the portions of the transmission corridor
along McClintock Dr, where voltage is decreased do not provide sufficient right-of-way width, or
legal access rights necessary to support a macro wireless facility. This is the case until the line
crosses to the east side of McClintock Dr.
NWC McClintock and Ray Rd
East side McClintock, South of
Chandler Blvd West side McClintock, South of Ray Rd
Based on this evaluation, no existing non-wireless structure within the required search area
could provide the network performance achieved by the proposed facility. Accordingly, the
proposed wireless communication facility represents the minimum infrastructure necessary to
address the identified coverage and capacity deficiency within the Ray Road corridor.
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Analysis of Existing Wireless Facilities
In accordance with Chandler wireless communication facility requirements, an inventory of
existing wireless communication facilities located within one square mile of the proposed site
has been prepared. The inventory identifies the tower owner, facility location, structure height,
and structure type associated with each facility shown on the map.
A total of seven existing wireless communication facilities were identified within the one-square-
mile search area, including monopoles, monopalms, rooftop installations, and stadium/ballfield
light structures. These facilities are owned/managed by Crown Castle, Vertical Bridge, AT&T
and T-Mobile and range in height from approximately 50 feet to 75 feet.
Existing Towers within 1 mile
AT&T evaluated existing wireless communication facilities located within one square mile of the
proposed site to determine whether a collocation opportunity existed that could satisfy the
identified coverage, capacity, and FirstNet service objectives. The facilities identified on the
wireless facility inventory map were reviewed as part of the site selection process. The
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identified facilities were evaluated for potential collocation opportunities. Most of the facilities are
located outside the targeted service area and would not provide the coverage improvements
needed to address the identified coverage and capacity deficiency. Other facilities do not
provide sufficient antenna centerline height or available mounting locations necessary to
achieve AT&T's radio frequency objectives.
Map Tower Height Structure
Address Why not suitable
ID Owner (ft) Type
Does not provide coverage to
Crown 1835 E Warner Rd, targeted area. Too far away
A 58.6 Monopole
Castle Chandler, AZ to resolve the deficiency.
AT&T on site.
Vertical 3847 W Ray Rd, Potential CL is insufficient for
B 51 Monopalm
Bridge Chandler, AZ AT&T's RF objectives.
Does not provide coverage to
Office 3075 W Ray Rd, targeted area. Too far away
C 45 Rooftop
Building Chandler, AZ to resolve the deficiency.
AT&T on site.
Existing macro 0.5 miles and
3194 W Chandler SC less then 0.1 miles. Does
D T-Mobile 50 Rooftop
Blvd, Chandler, AZ not resolve the target
deficiency area.
Existing macro 0.1 miles.
Crown 1141 E Knox Rd, Stadium Does not resolve the target
E Castle Chandler, AZ 60 light deficiency area.
Existing macro 0.12 miles.
1021 E Knox Rd, Ballpark Does not resolve the target
F T-Mobile Chandler, AZ 75 light deficiency area.
Potential CL is not high
enough to provide coverage
Crown 9020 S McClintock and existing AT&T site is 0.1
G Castle Dr, Chandler, AZ 53.4 Monopalm miles away.
The existing Vertical Bridge/Verizon monopalm facility located on the subject property was
evaluated as a potential collocation opportunity. Wireless coverage is influenced by numerous
factors, including antenna height, antenna orientation, available mounting locations, frequency
deployment, and the interaction of a site with surrounding facilities within the network. As a
result, the presence of an existing tower does not necessarily provide adequate coverage or
capacity for all wireless carriers operating within the area. AT&T's radio frequency engineers
determined that collocation on the existing tower would not provide the antenna configuration or
network performance necessary to resolve the identified coverage and capacity deficiency. As
a result, none of the existing facilities within the search area could adequately satisfy the
coverage, capacity, and FirstNet service objectives that are achieved by the proposed facility.
Accordingly, the proposed facility was selected as the minimum infrastructure necessary to
meet AT&T and FirstNet service objectives.
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Zoning and Surrounding Land Uses
The parent parcel is zoned PAD / Commercial within the City of Chandler, and is in the
Neighborhoods category of the Land Use Plan.
Commercial and retail uses
are concentrated along the
Ray Road and McClintock
Drive corridors, while
established single-family
residential neighborhoods are
located away from the
immediate major intersection.
Additional land uses within the
surrounding area include
office developments,
multifamily residential
communities, schools,
churches, and employment uses.
The site is located in a
neighborhood strip center,
with residential neighborhoods
located further south and east.
Existing commercial buildings
and site improvements
provide a buffer between the
proposed tower location and
nearby residential areas. The
proposed use is consistent
with the with surrounding
commercial and residential
development patterns.
Several design features have
been incorporated to ensure Surrounding Uses
compatibility with the
surrounding development
pattern. These features include:
• Stealth mono‑broadleaf tower design that resembles natural vegetation
• Neutral colors and non‑reflective materials
• CMU block enclosure screening all ground equipment
• Location within an existing commercial development
• Significant separation from nearby residential properties
• Reduced visibility from public streets
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These design elements minimize the visual appearance of the facility and allow the installation
to integrate with surrounding development.
Replacement of Existing Vertical Structure
The proposed wireless communication facility will replace an existing 30-ft tall, parking lot light
pole on the site. The luminaire will be added at the same height to the proposed tower. While
the project utilizes the location of an existing vertical element, replacement of the light pole with
a telecommunications tower constitutes a new wireless communication facility under Chandler
Zoning Code, and therefore requires approval of a Conditional Use Permit.
Tower Height and Setbacks
The proposed facility consists of a 65-foot mono-broadleaf wireless communication facility with
concealed antennas. The top of the antenna array is located at 65 feet above grade, with
antenna centerlines ranging from approximately 61 feet to 63 feet. The overall height of the
concealment structure is 70 feet. The tower location complies with the applicable setback
requirements of the City of Chandler Zoning Code, Chapter 35, which regulates Wireless
Communication Facilities. The tower is located well within the interior of the commercial parcel
and maintains substantial separation from adjacent uses. The nearest residential properties are
located more than 350 feet south of the proposed tower location. Existing commercial structures
between the tower location and the residential neighborhood further reduce potential visual
impacts and maintain compatibility with surrounding land uses.
The tower has been structurally designed to accommodate additional wireless carriers in the
future. Designing the tower to support collocation minimizes the need for additional towers and
is consistent with the City’s objective of limiting the overall number of wireless facilities within
the community.
The structure incorporates simulated trunk and branch elements to visually replicate a natural
tree form and substantially reduce the visual prominence typically associated with traditional
monopole towers. Antennas and associated mounting equipment will be concealed within the
artificial branch structure to the extent practicable, minimizing exposed appurtenances. The
overall design incorporates non-reflective materials and earth-tone finishes to further blend the
facility into the surrounding commercial landscape. The faux broadleaf configuration is
specifically intended to mitigate visual impacts and enhance compatibility with adjacent
properties.
Fall Zone and Structural Integrity
Wireless communication towers are engineered and constructed in accordance with applicable
building codes and telecommunications industry standards. The proposed tower will be
designed and certified by a licensed structural engineer to meet all applicable wind loading and
structural requirements. In addition to meeting these structural requirements, the tower will be
designed with an engineered failure point (break point) incorporated into the structure. This
design feature ensures that, in the unlikely event of catastrophic structural failure, the tower will
collapse at the engineered break point and fall within a controlled radius.
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The tower location has been selected so that the potential fall radius remains within the
boundaries of the parent parcel. As a result, in the unlikely event of a structural failure, the tower
would collapse within the project site and would not impact adjacent properties or public rights-
of-way. This engineered break point design, combined with the tower placement on the parcel,
ensures the safety of surrounding properties and is consistent with common telecommunication
facility safety practices.
FCC and FAA Compliance
The facility is being constructed for AT&T, which is responsible for ensuring compliance with all
applicable federal telecommunications regulations. All antennas and associated
telecommunications equipment will meet or exceed current standards and regulations of the
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
The facility will also comply with all applicable radio frequency emission standards established
to protect public health and safety.
Compound Compatibility and Noise
Ground equipment associated with the facility will be located within a screened compound. The
equipment compound will be enclosed by a CMU block wall designed to match the color and
texture of the surrounding commercial structures. The compound is approximately 28 feet by 18
feet and will be fully enclosed by an 9-foot tall CMU wall with screened and secured access
gates on the south wall.
Within the compound, AT&T will install:
- One Vertiv WUC 3-Bay cabinet on a 14’ x 7’-4” gravity-mount platform.
- One 30 kW Generac diesel backup generator with a 210-gallon fuel tank in a Level 2 sound
enclosure.
- Two 200-amp meter/disconnect panels mounted on the outer wall.
The proposed Wireless Communication Facility includes a Generac SD030 2.2L generator
housed within a manufacturer-provided Level 2 Sound Attenuated Enclosure. According to the
manufacturer’s published sound data, the generator produces an average sound level of
approximately 62 dB(A) at full load measured at 7 meters (23 feet). Sound levels are reported
as ±2 dB(A) under controlled testing conditions.
The generator will operate only during utility power outages and for periodic maintenance
testing. Routine testing is limited in duration and frequency consistent with industry standards.
Given the distance to the nearest residential property and the fact that the equipment compound
is enclosed by a solid masonry wall, operation of the generator will not result in sustained off-
site noise levels exceeding applicable City standards. The facility will comply with applicable
City of Chandler noise standards. The Generac Level 2 Sound Attenuated Enclosure cut sheet
is included with this submittal in the Appendix.
Landscape and Drainage
Existing landscape outside of the compound will remain in place. Disturbed landscape is
replaced with like plantings placed in close proximity.
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The project results in a minimal increase in impervious surface area associated with the
equipment pads and tower foundation. Existing drainage patterns will be maintained, and
stormwater will continue to sheet-flow consistent with current site conditions. No adverse
drainage impacts are anticipated.
Traffic
The facility is unmanned, requiring only periodic maintenance visits, therefore the facility will
generate minimal traffic. The facility is unmanned and does not require water or sewer service.
No connections to City water or sewer infrastructure are proposed. Electrical and
communication fiber utilities will extend underground from the public right-of-way to the
equipment compound as shown on the Site Plan. Existing emergency access will remain
unchanged, as the facility is installed within existing landscaped and parking areas and does not
alter drive aisles or fire lanes.
Parking
The proposed wireless communication facility requires the removal of three existing parking
spaces to accommodate the equipment compound and associated access area. As a result, a
parking reduction is requested as part of this Conditional Use Permit application.
A parking study prepared by Y2K Engineering evaluated the parking supply and demand
associated with the existing shopping center, bowling alley, and tire retail store at the center.
The study determined that the existing development currently provides 372 parking spaces. The
proposed wireless communication facility will reduce the available parking supply by three
spaces, resulting in a total of 369 parking spaces remaining on-site.
Pursuant to Chandler City Code §35-1804, the existing development would require 386 parking
spaces based on standard parking ratios. However, the site consists of multiple nonresidential
uses that operate at different peak demand periods and, therefore, qualify for a shared parking
analysis under Chandler City Code §35-1807. The parking study applied the City's shared
parking methodology and determined that the peak parking demand for the site is 341 parking
spaces.
Following removal of the three parking spaces associated with the proposed wireless
communication facility, the shopping center will continue to provide 369 parking spaces, which
exceeds the calculated shared parking demand by 28 spaces. Accordingly, the proposed facility
will not create a parking deficiency when evaluated using the City's shared parking methodology
and will continue to provide sufficient parking to serve the existing commercial uses on the
property.
The proposed wireless communication facility is an unmanned utility-type use that generates no
customer traffic, no employees on-site, and only occasional maintenance visits. Consequently,
the facility does not create any parking demand of its own. The removal of three parking spaces
within a parking field containing 369 remaining spaces will not materially affect the operation of
the shopping center or the ability of tenants and customers to access the site. The requested
parking reduction is therefore reasonable and appropriate given the minimal operational impact
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of the facility and the significant public benefit associated with improved wireless and FirstNet
communications service.
Existing Parking Supply 372 spaces
Parking Spaces Removed 3 spaces
Remaing Parking Supply 369 spaces
Required Parking per §35-1804 386 spaces
Shared Parking Demand per §35-1807 341 spaces
Surplus Parking After Wireless Installation 28 spaces
The Parking Study including the analysis and exhibit identifying the three parking spaces
proposed for removal has been included with the application materials. The exhibit illustrates
the location of the affected spaces and confirms the resulting parking inventory utilized in the
parking analysis.
Conclusion
The proposed Wireless Communication Facility will improve wireless coverage, network
reliability, and data capacity for AT&T customers and FirstNet public safety users within the City
of Chandler. FirstNet provides priority and pre‑emption capable broadband communications for
police departments, fire departments, emergency medical personnel, and other first responders.
Reliable wireless communication is essential for public safety agencies during routine
operations as well as emergency events. The proposed Wireless Communication Facility will
improve wireless coverage, network reliability, and data capacity for AT&T customers and
FirstNet public safety users within the City of Chandler.
The facility has been carefully designed to minimize visual impacts, support collocation by
additional carriers, and remain compatible with surrounding commercial development. The
proposed facility satisfies the Conditional Use Permit criteria contained in Chandler Zoning
Code Section 35-601, as the project is compatible with surrounding development, does not
adversely affect nearby properties, and supports essential telecommunications infrastructure.
For these reasons, approval of the proposed Wireless Communication Facility is respectfully
requested.
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April 27, 2026
City of Chandler
215 E. Buffalo St.
Chandler AZ 85225
RE: PSTC Introduction & Collocation Model (GOODAZ-0284 | McClintock)
To whom it may concern:
Founded in 2022, Public Safety Towers, LLC (PSTC) provides critical communication infrastructure
solutions to wireless network gaps affecting the ability of numerous public safety entities to coordinate
in the event of an emergency. Our mission is to integrate the needs of the community with those of
emergency responders to deliver strategically placed, commercially viable wireless infrastructure.
While PSTC approaches every tower as public safety-first infrastructure, we are only able to do so
because we also engage commercial operators. Without a concerted effort to maximize commercial
cellular collocations, our business model would not allow us to sufficiently discount the rates of public
safety tenants (our mission). As such, we have a dedicated carrier marketing team who proactively
solicits and encourages collocation from all of operators. We have established, and regular,
communications with each of the operators’ relevant market teams for any tower in development.
Sincerely,
Sam Gudiño
Public Safety Towers, LLC
760.612.9949
s.gudino@pstctowers.com
Creating Connectivity to Save Lives
www.publicsafetytowers.com

APPENDIX / List of AT&T sites in Chandler, AZ (page 1 of 3)
RAD
Site SITE ID LATITUDE LONGITUDE SITE TYPE CENTER ADDRESS CITY ZIP CODE
1 AZL90061 33.305367 -112.031636 MONOPOLE 64 500 EAST CHICAGO CIRCLE CHANDLER 85225
2 AZL90073 33.365164 -111.691047 MONOPOLE 67 25015 SOUTH MCQUEEN ROAD CHANDLER 85249
3 AZL90081 33.331392 -111.806772 MONOPOLE 80 21501 SOUTH 146TH STREET CHANDLER 85249
4 AZL90082 33.302389 -111.889542 MONOPOLE 63 930 EAST GERMAN ROAD CHANDLER 85249
5 AZL90083 33.285583 -111.683944 MONOPOLE 100 2244 WEST GERMANN ROAD DUP1 CHANDLER 85286
6 AZL90084 33.32595 -111.923956 MONOPOLE 48 1255 NORTH DOBSON ROAD CHANDLER 85224
7 AZL90086 33.307944 -111.950889 MONOPOLE 76 16802 SOUTH WEBER DRIVE CHANDLER 85226
8 AZL90170 33.348975 -111.894636 MONOPOLE 98 281 NORTH ROOSEVELT CHANDLER 85226
9 AZL90201 33.241811 -111.861036 MONOPOLE 66 297 EAST WARNER ROAD CHANDLER 85225
10 AZL90116 33.352358 -111.942125 MONOPOLE 82 2879 WEST CHANDLER BOULEVARD CHANDLER 85224
11 AZL00117 33.249294 -111.842953 MONOPOLE 66.02 4335 SOUTH ALMA SCHOOL ROAD CHANDLER 85248
12 AZL00182 33.32192 -111.82109 MONOPOLE 66.02 3700 SOUTH ARIZONA AVENUE CHANDLER 85248
13 AZL90181 33.249294 -111.842953 MONOPOLE 64 24451 SOUTH PRICE ROAD CHANDLER 85226
14 AZL00345 33.329742 -111.749411 MONOPOLE 48 1082 EAST RAY ROAD CHANDLER 85225
15 AZL00265 33.240773 -111.883449 MONOPOLE 58.01 4500 SOUTH DOBSON ROAD CHANDLER 85248
16 AZL00243 33.311065 -111.93222 BUILDING-SIDE MOUNT 68 5000 WEST CHANDLER BOULEVARD CHANDLER 85226
17 AZL90439 33.333499 -111.839469 MONOPOLE 67 1600 WEST QUEEN CREEK ROAD CHANDLER 85248
18 AZL90429 33.346639 -111.767361 UTILITY 77 312 NORTH ALMA SCHOOL ROAD CHANDLER 85224
19 AZL90487 33.357239 -111.860294 UTILITY 70 75 NORTH MCCLINTOCK DRIVE CHANDLER 85226
20 AZL90711 33.357056 -111.974028 MONOPOLE 65 13012 EAST CHANDLER HEIGHTS ROAD CHANDLER 85249
21 AZL00736 33.324486 -111.992897 LIGHT POLE 78.02 5990 SOUTH VAL VISTA CHANDLER 85249
22 AZL00839 33.342993 -111.670035 MONOPOLE 37.01 240 SOUTH COOPER ROAD CHANDLER 85224
23 AZL90435 33.364281 -111.922902 MONOPOLE 74 411 EAST RAY ROAD CHANDLER 85225
24 AZL00892 33.328833 -111.719556 LIGHT POLE 47.21 5865 WEST RAY ROAD CHANDLER 85224
25 AZL90707 33.357056 -111.974028 UTILITY 68 3483 SOUTH COOPER ROAD CHANDLER 85249
26 AZL96128 33.25386 -111.76772 MONOPOLE 60 26423 SOUTH ARIZONA AVENUE CHANDLER 85249
27 AZL00851 33.220972 -111.823028 LIGHT POLE 52.01 975 OCOTILLO ROAD CHANDLER 85249
28 AZL96126 33.306806 -111.788619 MONOPOLE 58 2945 EAST RIGGS ROAD CHANDLER 85249
29 AZL00462 33.301944 -111.834583 BUILDING-SIDE MOUNT 90 3075 WEST RAY ROAD CHANDLER 85226
30 AZL96092 33.306806 -111.788619 MONOPOLE 56 2100 WEST ELLIOTT ROAD CHANDLER 85224
31 AZL96129 33.278694 -111.825083 MONOPOLE 62 700 WEST ORCHID LANE CHANDLER 85225
32 AZL06196 33.276416 -111.880261 STEALTH POLE-EXTNL ARRAY 57 2102 EAST YEAGER DRIVE CHANDLER 85244
33 AZL90434 33.3587778 -111.8301611 STEALTH POLE-EXTNL ARRAY 58 2050 NORTH ALMA SCHOOL CHANDLER 85224

APPENDIX / List of AT&T sites in Chandler, AZ (page 2 of 3)
34 AZL93270 33.335519 -111.9498 STEALTH STRUCTURE 63 25437 SOUTH GLENBURN DRIVE CHANDLER 85248
35 AZL90838 33.363892 -111.727953 MONOPOLE 58 1595 SOUTH ALMA SCHOOL ROAD CHANDLER 85286
36 AZL93268 33.324972 -111.874028 MONOPOLE 70 5 SOUTH DOBSON ROAD CHANDLER 85224
37 AZL93624 33.221647 -111.760589 MONOPOLE 74 297 EAST CHANDLER HEIGHTS ROAD CHANDLER 85249
38 AZL93550 33.234794 -111.69519 MONOPOLE 55 1122 SOUTH DOBSON ROAD CHANDLER 85286
39 AZL98805F_R06 33.305861 -111.994472 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 35 3069 W CHANDLER BLVD CHANDLER 85226
40 AZL03764 33.29725 -112.017528 SELF SUPPORT 72 5002 SOUTH MARICOPA ROAD CHANDLER 85226
41 AZL06805F_R01 33.313667 -111.694639 SMALL CELL 34 4609 WEST EARHART WAY CHANDLER 85226
42 AZL98805F_R02 33.234333 -111.724444 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 506 S 79TH ST @ (POLE) CHANDLER 85226
43 AZL98805F_R03 33.234333 -111.724444 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 308 SOUTH TERRACE ROAD CHANDLER 85226
44 AZL96643F_R05 33.2345 -111.8020806 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 2626 EAST PECOS ROAD CHANDLER 85225
45 AZL06834F_R02 33.313667 -111.694639 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 2970 E GERMANN RD CHANDLER 85286
46 AZL92562 33.29725 -112.017528 MONOPOLE 74 900 SOUTH KYRENE ROAD CHANDLER 85226
47 AZL07147F_R01 33.28017 -111.77837 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 750 WEST IVANHOE STREET CHANDLER 85225
48 AZL07144F_R02 33.28017 -111.77837 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 228 NORTH NEWPORT STREET CHANDLER 85225
49 AZL07143F_R01 33.28017 -111.77837 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 1875 EAST LAREDO PLACE CHANDLER 85225
50 AZL07145F_R02 33.28017 -111.77837 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 342 NORTH BEFORD DRIVE CHANDLER 85225
51 AZL07146F_R03 33.30522 -111.72406 SMALL CELL 34 385 NORTH SUNSET DRIVE CHANDLER 85225
52 AZL07144F_R03 33.28017 -111.77837 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 314 N NANTUCKET ST CHANDLER 85225
53 AZL97149F_R01 33.30522 -111.72406 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 797 WEST BUSH WAY CHANDLER 85248
54 AZL07145F_R01 33.313667 -111.694639 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 1111 E TYSON ST CHANDLER 85225
55 AZL07151F_R02 33.313667 -111.694639 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 143 WEST RAVEN DRIVE CHANDLER 85286
56 AZL07147F_R03 33.30522 -111.72406 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 1477 WEST ELGIN ST CHANDLER 85224
57 AZL07147F_R02 33.30522 -111.72406 SMALL CELL 34 208 SOUTH ARROWHEAD DRIVE CHANDLER 85224
58 AZL07143F_R03 33.28017 -111.77837 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 1493 EAST TULSA STREET CHANDLER 85225
59 AZL07149F_R02 33.313667 -111.694639 SMALL CELL 34 771 WEST GOLDFINCH WAY CHANDLER 85286
60 AZL97149F_R03 33.30522 -111.72406 SMALL CELL 34 697 W HONEYSUCKLE DR CHANDLER 85248
61 AZL07144F_R01 33.28017 -111.77837 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 308 NORTH CAMBRIDGE STREET CHANDLER 85225
62 AZL07148F_R01 33.30522 -111.72406 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 992 SOUTH CENTRAL DRIVE CHANDLER 85224
63 AZL07151F_R01 33.313667 -111.694639 SMALL CELL 34 2753 SOUTH ARIZONA AVENUE CHANDLER 85286
64 AZL98805F_R05 33.305861 -111.994472 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 3438 W CHANDLER BLVD @ (POLE) CHANDLER 85226
65 AZL98805F_R04 33.234333 -111.724444 SMALL CELL 34 4901 WEST BOSTON STREET CHANDLER 85226
66 AZL96696F_R02 33.305861 -111.994472 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 42 6986 SOUTH BLACK HILLS WAY CHANDLER 85249
67 AZL96696F_R03 33.305861 -111.994472 SMALL CELL/LIGHT POLE 34 4830 EAST PEACHTREE DRIVE CHANDLER 85249
68 AZL98805F_R01 33.313667 -111.694639 SMALL CELL 34 572 SOUTH RUSH ST CHANDLER 85226

APPENDIX / List of AT&T sites in Chandler, AZ (page 3 of 3)
69 AZL91726 33.259498 -111.806605 STEALTH POLE-EXTNL ARRAY 65 13650 EAST QUEEN CREEK ROAD CHANDLER 85286
70 AZL01564 33.2345 -111.8020806 STEALTH POLE-EXTNL ARRAY 55 22606 SOUTH GILBERT ROAD CHANDLER 85249
Subject AZL01562 33.319277 -111.909554 MONOPOLE - Broadleaf 63 3875 W Ray Rd CHANDLER 85226

LEVEL 2 SOUND ATTENUATED ENCLOSURE
SD030 2.2L GENERAC
60Hz NO-LOAD, dB(A) DISTANCE: 7 METERS
MICROPHONE OCTAVE BAND CENTER FREQUENCY (Hz)
LOCATION 31.5 63 125 250 500 1,000 2,000 4,000 8,000 dB(A)
1, FRONT 21 42 50 59 53 52 49 46 36 61
2 20 37 48 56 53 54 49 45 37 59
3, RIGHT 19 41 52 55 52 52 49 48 38 59
4 18 53 48 56 54 51 49 44 34 60
5, REAR 16 54 49 52 51 50 47 41 31 58
6 17 55 47 55 52 54 49 45 38 60
7, LEFT 21 54 50 54 53 53 50 46 38 60
8 20 46 47 52 55 55 50 44 38 59
AVERAGE 19 48 49 55 53 53 49 45 36 59
60Hz FULL-LOAD, dB(A) DISTANCE: 7 METERS
MICROPHONE OCTAVE BAND CENTER FREQUENCY (Hz)
LOCATION 31.5 63 125 250 500 1,000 2,000 4,000 8,000 dB(A)
1, FRONT 23 54 52 60 54 52 49 46 36 62
2 21 48 49 55 55 54 49 46 38 60
3, RIGHT 20 50 59 59 54 52 50 50 37 63
4 20 59 49 58 55 52 48 46 35 62
5, REAR 21 60 51 55 54 51 47 41 31 62
6 20 60 49 58 53 53 52 46 38 63
7, LEFT 20 59 55 55 52 54 51 47 39 62
8 21 54 51 54 55 55 50 45 37 61
AVERAGE 21 56 52 57 54 53 49 46 36 62
2 RIGHT 4
64 64
63 63
62 62
61 61
FRONT REAR 60 60
dB(A) dB(A) 59 59
58 58
57 57
56 56
8 LEFT 6
55 55
FRONT FRONT 2 2 RIGHT RIGHT 4 4 REAR REAR 6 6 LEFT LEFT 8 8
• All positions at 23 feet (7 meters) from side faces of generator set.
• Test conducted on a 100 foot diameter asphalt surface. DATA
• Sound pressure levels are subject to instrumentation, installation
and testing conditions.
SOUND
• Sound levels are ±2 dB(A)
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