BLM COMMUNICATIONS USE LEASE FOR SIGNATURE 3-8-16.PDF

Form 2800-18 Issuing Office __ AZP020
(Revised March 2004) Serial Number AZA-8462
THE UNITED STATES
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Land Management
COMMUNICATIONS USE LEASE
MARICOPA COUNTY of 301 WEST JEFFERSON STREET
(Lessee Name) (Biiling Address - 1)
PHOENIX AZ 85003
(Billing Address -2) (City) (ST) (Zip Code)
THIS LEASE, dated this 29TH day of _ FEBRUARY , 20.16_, by and between the UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, acting through the Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior (hereinafter called the “United States"
or Bureau
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5	1	15	1	2	5	498	1255	243	38	96.176300	Management), as authorized by the Act of October 21, 1976, and implementing regulations (90 Stat. 2743; 43
U.S.C. 1701, et seq.; 43 CFR 2800), and MARICOPA COUNTY , its agents, successors, and assigns (hereinafter called the
Lessee).
The United States and the Lessee are jointly referred to herein as the Parties. As used herein, the Authorized
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Bureau of Land Management official having the delegated authority to execute and administer this lease. Generally, unless otherwise
indicated, such authority may be exercised by the Field Manager or District Manager for the public lands wherein the following
described lands are located
The United States, for and in consideration of the terms and conditions contained herein and the payment to the United States
of a rental in advance by the Lessee, does hereby grant to the Lessee a lease for the following described lands in the County
of _ MARICOPA , State of _ AREZONA : T.4S., R. 9 W., SECTION 25
(Legal Description)
(hereinafter called the “property"). The Lessee accepts this lease and possession of the property, subject to any valid existing rights,
and agrees not to use the property, or any part thereof, except as a site for only the construction, operation, maintenance, and
termination of a low-power, non-broadcast site communications facility.
The location of the property is shown generally on the site plan dated AUGUST 12,2005 for the OATMAN
MOUNTAIN Communications Site which is attached and made part hereof as Exhibit A. The facilities specifically
authorized under this lease are shown below, and on the plat contained in Exhibit B.
Facilities specifically authorized by this tease are:
110.0’ Three-legged Self Support Lattice Tower
11°-8” by 20.0’ Prefabricated Shelter
45kW Emergency Backup Generator
1,000 Gallon Propane Tanks (For Backup Generator)
Placement of an existing Maricopa County Flood Contro] Data Repeater (to be placed within the compound)
8-foot tall anti-climb fence that will encompass the 47’-6” by 58’ site.
The dated and initialed exhibit(s), attached hereto, are incorporated into and made a part of this instrument as fully and effectively as if
they were set forth herein in their entirety.
The parties agree that this lease is made subject to the following terms and conditions.
1. TENURE, RENEWAL AND TRANSFERABILITY
A. This lease will terminate at one minute after midnight on _ DECEMBER 9, 2024 . Termination at

the end of the lease term occurs by operation of law and does not require any additional notice or documentation by the
lease is not renewable; but the Lessee has the right to request a new lease pursuant to paragraph C
Authorized Officer. This
below.
and with due diligence construction and operation that is authorized by this lease, To the
B. The Lessee will undertake pursue
extent specified in Exhibit __N/A , construction will commence on __ N/A
(Date)
This lease will terminate if operation does not commence by that date, unless the parties agree in writing, in advance, to an
extension of the commericement date,
desires lease termination of this lease, the Lessee must notify the Authorized Officer accordingly,
C. Ifthe Lessee a new upon .
must received by the Authorized Officer at least one year prior to the end of the lease term. The...
in writing, The notice be
Officer will determine if the use should continue and, if it is to continue, if a new lease should be issued to the Lessee
Authorized
what conditions. The Authorized Officer will require payment of any amounts owed the United States under any
and under
Bureau of Land Management authorization before issuance of another authorization.
with written approval of the Authorized Officer, Renting of space does not constitute an
D. This lease is assignable prior
assignment under this clause.
eG RENTAL
in advance an annual rental determined by the Authorized Officer in accordance with law, regulation,
A. The Lessee must pay
The rental will be adjusted by the Authorized Officer to reflect changes in fair market value, annual --
and policy, annual
the Consumer Price Index-Urban (CPI-U), changes in tenant occupancy, or phase-in of rental, if applicable. ..
adjustments using
initial rental period, rental payments are due at the close of the first business day after January 1 of each calendar
B. After the
is due, due the United States for this use must be deposited at Bureau of Land Management,
year for which a payment Payments
the address listed on the billing statement, in the form of a check or money order payable to Bureau of Land Management,
at
and MasterCard) can be made in person, through the mail, or by telephone. This lease will
DOI. Credit card payments (VISA
if accrued rent is not received by the Bureau of Land Management within 90 calendar days after the
terminate automatically
initial due date for the payment of such rent.
the Federal Claims Collection Act of 1966, as amended, 31 U.S.C. 3717, et seq, regulations at 7 CFR Part 3,
C. Pursuant to
Part interest charge will be assessed on any amount due but not received by the due date. Interest
Subpart B and 4 CFR 102, an
due. Administrative costs will also be assessed in the event that two or more billing
will accrue from the date the payment was
for unpaid accounts. In addition, an administrative penalty at a percentage rate prescribed by law or
notices are required
will be assessed for failure to pay any portion of the debt that is more than 90 days past due. This paragraph survives
regulation
the termination of this lease, regardless of cause.
Other late fee charges be assessed in accordance with standard BLM accounting procedures and policy.
may
D. Disputed rentals are due and payable on or before the due date.
IIE. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE LESSEE
is authorized to rent and provide other services to customers and/or tenants and must charge each
A. The Lessee space
rental without discrimination for the use and occupancy of the facilities and services provided. The
customer/tenant a reasonable
unreasonable restrictions nor any restriction restraining competition or trade practices. By October 15th
Lessee must impose no
the Authorized Officer a certified statement, listing all tenants and customers, by category
of each year, the Lessee must provide
of located within the facility on September 30th of that year.
use,
and maintenance of the authorized facility, improvements, and equipment located on the
B. All development, operation
be in accordance with stipulations in the communications site plan approved by the Authorized Officer. If
property must
the Authorized Officer, all plans for development, layout, construction, or alteration of improvements on the
required by licensed engineer, architect, and or Iandscape architect, Such
property as well as revisions of such plans must be prepared by a
be in writing by the Authorized Officer before commencement of any work. After completion, as-built
plans must approved
other similar information will be provided to the Authorized Officer and appended to the
plans, maps, surveys, or
communications site plan.

C. The Lessee must comply with applicable Federal, State, county, and municipal laws, regulations and standards for public
health and safety, environmental protection, siting, construction, operation, and maintenance in exercising the rights granted by
this lease. The obligations of the Lessee under this lease are not contingent upon any duty of the Authorized Officer, or other
agent of the United States, to inspect the premises. A failure by the United States, or other governmental officials, to inspect is
not a defense to noncompliance with any of the terms or conditions of this lease. Lessee waives all defenses of laches or
estoppels against the United States. The Lessee must at all times keep the tide of the United States to the property free and clear
of all liens and encumbrances.
D. Use of communications equipment is contingent upon the possession of a valid Federal Communications Commission
(FCC) or Director of Telecommunications Management/Interdepartmental Radio Advisory Committee (DTM/AIRAC)
authorization (if required), and the operation of the equipment is in strict compliance with applicable requirements of FCC or
IRAC. A copy of each applicable license or authorization must at all times be maintained by the Lessee for each transmitter
being operated. The Lessee must provide the Authorized Officer, when requested, with current copies of all licenses for
equipment in or on facilities covered by this lease.
. B, The Lessee must ensure that equipment within his or her facility (including tenant and customer equipment) operates in a
manner which will not cause harmful interference with the operation of existing equipment on or adjacent to the communications
site. If the Authorized Officer or authorized official of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) determines that the
Lessee's use interferes with existing equipment, the Lessee must promptly take the necessary steps to eliminate or reduce the
harmful interference to the satisfaction of the Authorized Officer or FCC official.
F, When requested by the Authorized Officer, the Lessee must furnish technical information concerning the equipment located
on the property.
. LIABILITIES
v
A. The Lessee assumes all risk of loss to the authorized improvements,
B. The Lessee must comply with all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations, and standards, including but not
limited to, the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, 33 U.S.C. 1251 et seq., the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, 42
U.S.C. 6901 et seq., the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Control, and Liability Act, 42 U.S. C, 9601 et seq., and other
relevant environmental laws, as well as public health and safety Jaws and other laws relating to the siting, construction,
operation, and maintenance of any facility, improvement, or equipment on the property.
C. The Lessee must indemnify, defend, and hold the United States harmless for any violations incurred under any such laws
and regulations or for judgments, claims, or demands assessed against the United States in connection with the Lessee's use or
occupancy of the property. The Lessee’s indemnification of the United States must include any, loss by personal injury, loss of
life or damage to property in connection with the occupancy or use of the property during the term of this lease. Indemnification
must include, but is not limited to, the value of resources damaged or destroyed; the costs of restoration, cleanup, or other
mitigation; fire suppression or other types of abatement costs; third party claims and judgments; and all administrative, interest,
and other legal costs. This paragraph survives the termination or revocation of this lease, regardless of cause.
D. The United States has no duty, either before or during the lease term, to inspect the property or to warn of hazards and, if
the United States inspects the property, it will incur no additional duty nor any liability for hazards not identified or discovered.
through such inspections. This paragraph survives the termination or revocation of this lease, regardless of cause.
&. The Lessee has an affirmative duty to protect from damage the land, property, and interests of the United States.
F, In the event of any breach of the lease by the Lessee, the Authorized Officer may, on reasonable notice, cure the breach at
the expense of the Lessee. If the Bureau of Land Management at any time pays any sum of money or does any act which
requires payment of money, or incurs any expense, including reasonable attorney's fees, in instituting, prosecuting, and/or
defending any action or proceeding to enforce the United States rights hereunder, the sum or sums so paid by the United States,
with all interests, costs and damages will, at the election of the Bureau of Land Management, be deemed to be additional rental
hereunder and will be due from the Lessee to the Bureau of Land Management on the first day of the month following such
election.

OTHER PROVISIONS
A. The Lessee must at all times operate the described property and its appurtenant areas and its buildings
Nondiscrimination.
not the in full compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and all
and facilities, whether or on property,
to the regulations issued thereunder by the Department of the Interior and in effect on the
requirements imposed by or pursuant
date this lease is granted to the end that no person in the United States will, on the grounds of race, sex, color, religion, or
national be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any of the
origin, TE ORE Sei re,
programs or activities provided thereon.
B. Termination and Suspension.
i, For of this lease, termination and suspension refer to the cessation of uses and privileges under
General. purposes ee
a
the lease.
Termination refers to an action by the Authorized Officer to end the lease because of noncompliance with any of
the abandonment, or for reasons in the public interest, Termination also occurs when, by the terms
prescribed terms,
of the lease, a fixéd or agreed upon condition, event, or time occurs. For example, the lease terminates at expiration.
Termination ends the Lessee's right to use the public land for communication purposes.
is a temporary action and the privileges may be restored upon the occurrence of prescribed actions or
Suspension
conditions.
2, This lease be suspended or terminated upon breach of any of the terms or conditions herein or upon nonuse, or
may
when in the public interest. Nonuse refers to a failure to operate consistently the facilities on the property for any period
the in excess of 180 days. When suspended or terminated in the public interest, the Lessee will be
during term
subject to the availability of appropriated funds. Compensation will be based upon the initial cost of
compensated
located the lease, less depreciation as allocated over the life of the improvements as evidenced by the
improvements on
Lessee's Federal tax amortization schedules. A
in emergencies, or in case of nonuse, the Authorized Officer will give the Lessee written notice of the
3. Except
for termination or suspension and a reasonable time, not to exceed 90 days, to complete the corrective action.
grounds
After the prescribed period, the Bureau of Land Management is entitled to such remedies as are provided herein.
decisions or determinations by the Authorized Officer on termination or suspension are subject to
4. Any discretionary
in accordance with the regulations in Title 43, Code of Federal Regulations. oO
appeal
C, Restoration
In the event the Authorized Officer decides not to issue a new lease, or the Lessee does not desire a new lease, the
1,
to the termination of this lease, restore and stabilize the site to the satisfaction of the Authorized Officer.
Lessee must, prior
2. In the event this lease is revoked for noncompliance, the Lessee must remove all structures and improvements
reasonable period as determined by the Authorized Officer, except those owned by the United States, and must
within a
the site reasonably possible to its original condition unless this requirement is otherwise waived in
restore as nearly as
writing by the Authorized Officer.
3. If the Lessee fails to remove all structures or improvements within the prescribed period, they will become the
of the United States and may be sold, destroyed, or otherwise disposed of without any liability to the United
property
States,
of No member of or Delegate to Congress or Resident Commissioner may benefit from this lease
D. Members Congress.
either directly or indirectly, except when the lease provides a general benefit to a corporation.
E. Reservations. This lease is granted subject to the following reservations by the United States:

hereafter located on the property unless stated otherwise herein,
1. The right to all natural resource products now or
of such resources insofar as the rights and possession of the Lessee are not
and the right to obtain, utilize, or dispose
unreasonably affected.
2. The right to modify the communications site plan as deemed necessary.
and all facilities to assure compliance with the conditions of this lease.
3. The right to enter upon the lease inspect
the United States to use or to authorize the use of the property for compatible uses, including the
4, The right of
subsurface and air space.
printed clauses or any provisions thereof and any of the following clauses
In the event of any conflict between any of the proceeding
or provision thereof, the preceding printed clauses control.
any
20 |, the undersigned have read, understand
ACCEPTED this day of , ,
and accept the terms and conditions of this lease.
Lessee
its Authorized Officer, has executed this lease on the day and year
IN WITNESS WHEREOEF, the Bureau of Land Management, by
first written above.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
(Title of Authorized Officer)
(Signature of Authorized Officer)
(Date)
(Printed Name of Authorized Officer)

EXHIBIT A
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COMMUNICATIONS SITE PLAN
OATMAN
PHOENIX FIELD OFFICE
Prepared by the United States Bureau of Land Management
Phoenix Field Office
State of Arizona
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SITE PLAN
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A. Terms and Detinitions
B. Purpose
C, — Site Description
D. Area Served
B. Access
FE. _ Site History and Development
G. Goals and of Site Plan
Objectives Management Pl
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B. Relationship to Communications Site Lease
HY. GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES... _ “
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B. Facility Owners and Facility Managers:
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C. Communications Equipment 13
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F. _Utifities-Availability of and Requirements for:
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H. Security and Law Enforcement 15
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J. Inspections 17
K. _ Fire Prevention and Hazard Reduction Requirements
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L, Access Maintenance and Restrictions 18
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A. New Facility Owner Responsibilities 19
B. Construction Methods and Resource Protection
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C. Construction Inspection 21
D. New or Remodeled/Expanded Buildings 22
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A. Site Map
B. Authorized Facilities
Cc. Site Photographs
D. Inspection Checklist

L INTRODUCTION
A. ‘Terms and Definitions
communications site management plan conform to the definitions listed in
The terms used in this
Federal Register notice “Rights-of-Way, Principles, and Procedures: Rights-
the April 22, 2005,
Federal Land Policy and Management Act and the Mineral Leasing Act”
of-Way Under-the
in Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Handbook 2860-1 and the United
and clatifications provided CFR 9800, In the event of a conflict, between the plan
States Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 43
these the Federal Register notice and the BLM Handbook will govern.
- and sources,
used in this plan refer to the relationship between the Bureau of
The words “lease” and “lessee”, as
jeaseholder, the lessee. The words “customer” and
Land Management and the communications use
between the lessee and the occupants in the lessee’s facilities.
“tenant” refer to the relationship
authorization jssued to a communication facility owner or facility
LEASE ~ A right-of-way (ROW)
for the use of public lands to construct and or operate a communications facility
manager, allowing
prohibited, to sublease to occupants in that facility.
and unless specifically
LEASEHOLDER OR LESSEE ~ facility owner/facility manager.
CUSTOMER — Entities that pay a facility owner, facility manager or tenant for communications
broadcasting communications services to others.
services and are not re-selling or
A communications user who rents space in a communications facility and operates
TENANT ~ communications services
communication equipment for the purpose of re-selling, or broadcasting
to others for profit.
SITE — An area of BLM-managed public land designated through the
COMMUNICATIONS
as being used or as suitable for communications
land and resource management planning process
site be limited to a single communications facility, but most often
uses. A communications may
than one. Fach site is identified by name; usually a local prominent
encompasses more
landmark, such as Oatman Communications Site.
— The holder of a Bureau of Land Management communications use
FACILITY MANAGER Federal land; leases space to other
authorization who owns a communications facility on
communications users; and does not own or operate their own communications equipment.
Individuals, commercial activities, organizations, or agencies that own 4
FACILITY OWNER ~
facility on Federal land; own and operate their own communications equipment,
communications
and hold a communications use authorization.
This includes Cellular Telephone (CEL); Commercial Mobile
NON-BROADCAST -— category
(FAM); Local Exchange Network (LEN); Microwave
Radio Service (CMRS); Facility Managets
Other Communications (OT); Passive Reflector (PR); Private Mobile Radio
(MIC & INT MIC);
Service (PMRS), and Wireless Internet Service Provider (MIC-ISP).

includes AM and FM Radio (AM or FM); Broadcast T ransiator,
BROADCAST — This category
and Low Power FM Radio (BT); Cable Television (CT) and Television
Low Power Television,
Broadcast (TV).
The public lands authorized to be used or occupied pursuant to a right-of-
RIGHT-OF-WAY —
way grant.
An issued pursuant to Title V of the Federal Land
RIGHT-OF-WAY GRANT ~ instrument
of October 21, 1976 (U.S.C. 1701 et seq.) or issued on or before
Policy and Management Act
authority, authorizing the use of a right-of-
October 21, 1976, pursuant to then existing statutory
lands for construction, operation, maintenance and
way over, upon, under or through public
,
termination of a project.
who has received a right-of-way grant or temporary use permit.
HOLDER — Any applicant
B. Purpose
will be used by Bureau of Land Management officials, administering communications uses
This plan desiring a lease, grant, or an amendment to an
at Oatman, existing lessees, holders, and applicants
The will be kept updated by amending pages or sections of the plan
existing lease or grant. plan letter from the
revised edition of the plan. When a revision is necessary, a
rather than issuing a sections will amend the plan. The
Phoenix Field Office enclosing a copy of revised pages or
atnendments will be consecutively numbered.
administration of communications sites is outlined in the
Overall management dixection for the
(CFR’s) and the BLM Handbook and applicable BLM
US. Code of Federal Regulations
direction for site management planning on designated
Instructional Memoranda. Specific
sites is contained in BLM Handbook 2860-1. Primary regulations and policy
communications the Bureau of Land Management are found in
pertaining to issuance of ROW authorizations by
(CFR), Sections 2801 - 9803 and BLM Handbook 2860-1.
Title 43, Code of Federal Regulations
identified in the Lower Gila South Resource Management Plan (RMP), which was
This site is
The site will be designated in the revised RMP for Low Power, Non-
approved in 1988.
Broadcast uses.
site have not been developed for this site. This Site Management Plan
Prior communications plans
and adds current policy and technical standards for better management
provides applicable guidance and management of Oatman
of the Oatman Communications Site. This plan governs development
future needs and conditions warrant. Any future such uses must be
and will be modified in the as
and maintained 1o be compatible and not interfere with the senior uses.
designed, installed, operated, Excluded from further review
This site-specific plan is administrative in nature and is Categorically
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) (516.DM2, Appendix 1,1.7). Any additional
under the National
of the site will be addressed in a site-specific NEPA document.
development
C, Site Description
Mountains, west of Gila Bend, Arizona on a ridge east of Oatman
The site is located on the Oatman
the Phoenix Field Office and the site is specifically located in portions
Peak. The area is managed by 2.96” North
T. 4 S., R. 9 W., Gila and Salt River B&M at approximately 33° 03°
of Section 25,

The elevation at the Oatman Communications Site is
Latitude and 113° 08’ 13” West Longitude. A.
feet above mean sea level. A site map 1s provided as Appendix
approximately 1,720
D. Area Served
The population zone served is Jess than
This site does not serve a Ranally Metro Area (RMA). This information
be adjusted in the future as populations change.
25,000 (Zone 9). These zones may
will be used for fee determination.
E, Access
Interstate 8 at exit 102 and then north on Painted Rock
Access to Oatman is west of Gila Bend on left and travels
12 miles. This road is paved. Access is then slightly
Dam Road for approximately for 4.52 miles. This road is native material.
the valley directly west on the Rocky Point Road
across south east flank of Oatman Mountain, the road turns
and travels through the farming fields. At the seal.
flank to the site. ‘This road is a deteriorating pavement and chip
north and then west up the east
KF. Site History and Development
Oatman was issued to Arizona Public Service Company
The first communications facility ROW on was issued a grant
The State of Arizona Department of Public Safety
for a microwave relay facility. In 1960, two grants were issued to
radio repeater uses in 1956.
for microwave and two-way States Telephone, now Qwest, and
utilities for microwave relay, These were Mountain of
telephone Communications. In the 1960°s, the Bureau
Communications, now Westower
Western Telephone Pacific railroad were authorized to construct two-
Corp of Engineers, and Union
Land Management,
radio and microwave relay facilities.
way
Communications, Plains Pipeline, US Border
In the 1970’s and early 1980's, Maricopa County Oatman. Metro
and the US Department of Energy were authorized on
Patrol, Yuma Cablevision, commercial two way radio facility providers
Crown Atlantic, and Fisher Wireless, both
Mobile, now including one vacant facility at this site,
authorized. There are a total of 15 facilities
were
buildings and towers fo serve this area for the current
to be available in the existing
Space appears for new facilities must be approved by
modifications to existing facilities or proposals
demand, Any and guidance described in this
Field Office according to the appropriate NEPA process
the Phoenix
document.
G. Goals and Objectives of Site Management Plan
Non-Broadcast site. All uses must be designed,
1, Manage the Oatman Site as a Low Power, with the senior uses.
and maintained so as not to materially or electronically interfere
operated,
Oatman Site to maintain the RF hazard to be within
communication equipment on the
2 Manage
the Public Standard as defined by the FCC,
maximize the number of compatible uses while ensuring safety
3. Systematically develop the site to within each of the
Development of new towets or buildings
and protection of resources, their respective lower or building space
owner’s facilities will be authorized only after
authorized
area is filled to near capacity.

4. Present a for future growth, development, and operation within the site,
program
5. Help fulfill the public need for adequate communications sites.
6. Protect the interests of leaseholders and site users by preserving a safe and electronically “clean”
environment.
the efficient development and use of space and facilities within the designated site,
7, Encourage
subject to the BLM’s goal to provide the best possible public service at reasonable cost.
8. Achieve visual quality objectives by requiring design standards that are unobtrusive, utilizing
earth tone colors, non-reflective surface material, and stringent site maintenance requirements.
9, Describe the BLM’s policy for authorizing road use and maintenatice.
facilities only after the appropriate site-specific NEPA analysis and coordination
10. Developed new
leaseholders and users. This future development must also be consistent with the
with current
Phoenix Field Office RMP when approved.
Amend this Communications Site Plan as necessary to be consistent with future the Phoenix
11.
Field Office RMP when it is approved.
c AUTHORITY AND DIRECTION
A, Authovity
of Land Management authority to authorize communications uses on public land
Bureau
the BLM) is granted by the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976,
(administered by
Stat. 2776 (43 U.S. C. 1761-1771) and is reflected in Title 43, Code of Federal Regulations
90
(CER), Sections 2801-2803 and WO IB 98-23.
authority for communications site management planning is contained
Bureau of Land Management
of Land Management Handbook 2801-1, Plan of Development. Direction on and policy
in Bureau
authorizations is contained in Bureau of Land Management Manual (BLM
for communication use
Manual) section 2860.
of authorizations and/or licenses for the transmission and reception of
Authority for the issuance
radiation for communication purposes is granted by Congress and administered by the
electronic
Commission (FCC) and/or the National Telecommunication and
Federal Communications
Information Administration — Interagency Radio Advisory Committee (NTIA/IRAC).
B. Relationship to Communications Site Lease
will be incorporated into all teases and grants issued (now and/or in the future) for this
This site plan
communications site and must be used in conjunction with the granting authorization. PROVISIONS OF
PLAN ARE ENFORCED THROUGH THE GRANTING AUTHORIZATION. Each
THE SITE
holder is expected to include the requirements of the authorization and the site plan into any
lessee or

holder's and their tenants and
between the lessee or
which describe the business relationship
documents, enforcing those provisions.
The lessee or holder is responsible for
customers.
—
GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES
1.
res onsibilit for:
The Bureau of Land Mana ement retains the
A.
and facility managers, only for the
authorizing instruments to facility owners of public
Issuing and amending Granting occupancy and use
actually occupied by the authorized improvements. 2803. The issuance of a FOC
areas the BLM, Title 43 CFR Sections 2801-
lands rests exclusively with authorize occupancy of public lands.
assignment, does not
license (authorization), or frequency
new/modified facility(ies) at the site.
1. Approving any
to qualified buyets of facilities on
to leases and grants
amendments or assignments
2. Approving
;
the site...
responsible for:
and all sections of this Site Management Plan.
1. Complying with their authorization with the Phoenix
oF improvements are consistent
Ensuring that all new facilities, expansions, document(s/decisions for the site; and,
2, environmental
Field Office Planning Documents; any
this Site Plan.
with Federal/State/local laws/regulations/
3, Ensuring facilities/equipment not complying of the approval of this plan. Any
wil! be removed or modified within one year
ordinances the Bureau of Land Management.
modification needs pre-approval by
established limits of their authorized area.
all facilities within the
Keeping number for a Jocal contact person. The
the BLM, with the name, address and phone individual. ‘The
5, Providing and the contact person may be the same
Facility Owner and Facility Manager will have the authority to make decisions
be available for emergencies and
contact person will and all equipment within the facility.
construction issues, facility maintenance
about
LeasefROW as follows:
6. Adhering to the Facility Owner/Manager
Use Leases are authorized to
with Communications
Facility Owners and Facility Managers written approval from the
a. and/or customers without prior
rent building/tower space to tenants
Bureau of Land Management.
shelter (building, shelter or
not construct their own equipment
bh, Tenants and/or customets may The facility owner must Own all
structure (tower or mast),
cabinet) or antenna support [If that is not possible, a
and towers under their lease or grant.
communication shelters and authorization are required.
cost-recovery deposit, analysis, in
separate SF-299 application, of the original lease/holder
will also result in the use being a tenant/customer
This
facility for billing purposes.]
additional to being a separate

covered by a facility Lease/ROW will not have
c. Tenants and/or customers using a facility where regulations or
Leases/ROWs to authorize the use except in situations
separate BLM
policy require them
for complying with the terms and
d, Facility Owners and Facility Managers are responsible for
Lease/ROW. Facility Owner/Managers are also responsible
conditions of the Facility and conditions of
their tenants and customers are in compliance with the terms
ensuring that ferms and conditions.
the Lease/ROW, and applicable FCC or NTIA/IRAC license
Manager may not place any unreasonable restrictions nor
e. The Facility Owner and Facility oF
competition or trade practices on tenants and/or customers,
any restriction restraining
re
potential tenants and/or customers.
is properly installed, operated, and maintained,
7, Ensuring that all communications equipment
meets ANSI, FCC and Bureau of Land Management
8. Ensuring that all communication equipment
and standards concerning radiation limitations by:
regulations, guidelines
Monitoring radiation levels at their facility and;
a,
levels that are, or could be a hazard to human health.
b. Immediately correcting any radiation FCC OET Bulletin 54, August
sections {,1307(b), 1.1310 and 2.1093) and
(FCC 47CFR
1999.
theit and the category of use along with the current phone numbers
9, Providing a certified copy of use each This report is due by
of all tenants and customers as of September 30th year.
and addresses
October 15".
around their buildings free of trash and debris.
10. Keeping the premises
number, and BLM Lease/ROW number on
the Lease/ROW holder’s name, address, phone
11. Placing
the door of their communications site building.
12. Correcting interference problems.
C, FCC and NTTAARAC are responsible for:
NTIA/IRAC are not normally responsible for the resolution.
Management. The FCC and
Frequency within the limits of the authorizations.
of conflicts when the licensees or agencies are operating
|
USES AND USERS WITHIN A FACILITY
Iv. AUTHORIZED
Use by Multiple Users
than one user will be required except where the
Use of all facilities. and improvements by more and design their
will take the lead in this area
facility owner is a government agency. Site applicants This includes multiple uses
accommodate multiple uses of facilities and improvements,
proposals to

fuel containers, access ways and
back-up generators, grounding systems,
of buildings, towers,
parking areas.
at the site, new facilities, of major modifications
the availability of building and tower space is utilized even if other
Due to be approved until the empty space
facilities will generally not
to existing
users are, or could be, competitors.
to others if they can
are not required to lease facility space
and Facility Managers
Facility Owners officer that:
authorized Bureau of Land Management
prove to the
J. Space is not available;
is incompatible with the existing facilities;
9, ‘The use
is needed by the facility owner/manager;
3, Additional space
would violate system security needs; OF,
4, Additional users
Potential interference is not resolvable.
5.
V. FEES
annual fees based
facility owners and facility managers
Bureau of Land Management will charge annually. These fees will
The Uses on Public Lands as adjusted
the Fee Schedule for Communications Zone 9 will be used for these
on of public lands. The population
be fair market value for the use in writing by the authorizing officer or
something else is specifically agreed to
calculations unless
until populations change.
and “customers” are to be:
Managers may charge their tenants
Fees that Facility Owners and Facility
other fees for similar facilities) and
with, and not in excess of, to tenants and
Reasonable (consistent of the facilities and services provided
with the uses and occupancy
commensurate
“customers.
—— eee
Operation and Maintenance Direction
VI. General
Installations” R56 Manual, provides
“Quality Standards — Fixed Network Equipment additional detail to
Motorola for radio site installations. When
additional detail and minimum standards necessary, the holder
contained in this document are
standards and guidelines which are
the
should refer to the R56 Manual.

Considerations at this Communication Site
A. Unique Resource
There
5	1	3	1	1	2	427	601	56	26	95.933655	are
5	1	3	1	1	3	494	600	48	26	31.291927	00
5	1	3	1	1	4	556	585	131	48	96.982941	special
5	1	3	1	1	5	698	594	40	24	96.936539	or
5	1	3	1	1	6	751	581	128	46	95.097046	unique
5	1	3	1	1	7	890	586	163	29	96.318100	resource
5	1	3	1	1	8	1065	568	267	41	96.208611	considerations
5	1	3	1	1	9	1347	573	35	30	96.612007	at
5	1	3	1	1	10	1392	565	66	44	96.944542	this
5	1	3	1	1	11	1473	559	309	41	95.609482	communications
5	1	3	1	1	12	1796	556	67	35	96.737877	site
5	1	3	1	1	13	1875	559	35	30	96.804749	at
5	1	3	1	1	14	1921	552	65	36	96.938286	this
5	1	3	1	1	15	2001	550	90	37	95.650703	time.
4	1	3	1	2	0	307	609	1685	83	-1	
5	1	3	1	2	1	307	649	32	35	96.622040	If
5	1	3	1	2	2	351	658	65	34	96.933235	any
5	1	3	1	2	3	430	657	55	26	94.358795	are
5	1	3	1	2	4	498	640	180	40	94.358795	identified
5	1	3	1	2	5	693	639	35	36	96.258850	in
5	1	3	1	2	6	739	637	59	37	96.258850	the
5	1	3	1	2	7	811	636	112	35	96.973328	future
5	1	3	1	2	8	937	629	146	46	96.313446	through
5	1	3	1	2	9	1096	629	56	35	96.816803	the
5	1	3	1	2	10	1164	625	122	38	95.588745	NEPA
5	1	3	1	2	11	1298	622	120	37	96.862328	and/or
5	1	3	1	2	12	1430	621	97	36	92.852119	RMP
5	1	3	1	2	13	1539	625	152	38	90.267715	ptocess,
5	1	3	1	2	14	1705	612	59	37	93.506851	the
5	1	3	1	2	15	1776	609	216	48	96.465843	appropriate
4	1	3	1	3	0	308	681	982	69	-1	
5	1	3	1	3	1	308	699	235	41	95.950249	coordination
5	1	3	1	3	2	558	693	174	57	96.598297	standards
5	1	3	1	3	3	748	691	73	37	96.046486	will
5	1	3	1	3	4	831	691	45	34	97.001389	be
5	1	3	1	3	5	889	684	172	41	96.761925	amended
5	1	3	1	3	6	1073	690	36	29	96.986755	to
5	1	3	1	3	7	1119	682	66	35	96.992729	this
5	1	3	1	3	8	1200	681	90	45	95.913765	plan.
2	1	4	0	0	0	308	849	532	51	-1	
3	1	4	1	0	0	308	849	532	51	-1	
4	1	4	1	1	0	308	849	532	51	-1	
5	1	4	1	1	1	308	862	40	34	88.488113	B.
5	1	4	1	1	2	393	858	140	42	95.897156	Wiring
5	1	4	1	1	3	544	855	71	35	96.231529	and
5	1	4	1	1	4	628	849	212	44	96.387871	Grounding
2	1	5	0	0	0	385	918	1763	137	-1	
3	1	5	1	0	0	385	918	1763	137	-1	
4	1	5	1	1	0	385	918	1763	83	-1	
5	1	5	1	1	1	385	960	26	35	57.995506	{,
5	1	5	1	1	2	449	957	60	35	61.886475	All
5	1	5	1	1	3	521	942	196	59	92.501083	equipment
5	1	5	1	1	4	735	951	29	35	96.866829	is
5	1	5	1	1	5	781	954	35	30	96.674080	to
5	1	5	1	1	6	835	948	43	33	96.935982	be
5	1	5	1	1	7	894	943	156	37	95.972717	installed
5	1	5	1	1	8	1068	939	111	38	96.487114	within
5	1	5	1	1	9	1197	936	143	44	96.876633	existing
5	1	5	1	1	10	1358	932	166	43	96.954315	buildings
5	1	5	1	1	11	1543	929	62	36	95.973679	and
5	1	5	1	1	12	1624	938	43	24	96.347443	on
5	1	5	1	1	13	1686	926	194	43	96.657249	equipment
5	1	5	1	1	14	1898	920	94	36	96.981049	racks
5	1	5	1	1	15	2012	918	66	35	95.859238	that
5	1	5	1	1	16	2096	927	52	24	95.859238	are
4	1	5	1	2	0	451	970	1658	85	-1	
5	1	5	1	2	1	451	1008	170	47	89.609894	grounded
5	1	5	1	2	2	634	1005	62	35	96.893890	and
5	1	5	1	2	3	711	999	159	39	83.234840	shielded.
5	1	5	1	2	4	895	996	197	42	95.037315	Grounding
5	1	5	1	2	5	1105	994	26	34	95.037315	is
5	1	5	1	2	6	1146	997	32	29	96.994568	to
5	1	5	1	2	7	1190	993	43	33	97.008141	be
5	1	5	1	2	8	1245	987	152	38	94.229347	installed
5	1	5	1	2	9	1408	986	35	34	96.854378	in
5	1	5	1	2	10	1456	982	200	38	96.677704	accordance
5	1	5	1	2	11	1668	979	78	34	96.626740	with
5	1	5	1	2	12	1761	973	158	47	96.820000	accepted
5	1	5	1	2	13	1932	970	177	37	96.138718	standards.
2	1	6	0	0	0	382	1069	1768	181	-1	
3	1	6	1	0	0	382	1069	1768	181	-1	
4	1	6	1	1	0	382	1069	1768	77	-1	
5	1	6	1	1	1	382	1113	31	33	38.003998	9%
5	1	6	1	1	2	450	1106	237	39	86.239525	Allelectrical
5	1	6	1	1	3	703	1104	118	42	96.182800	wiring
5	1	6	1	1	4	834	1100	66	36	96.288658	and
5	1	6	1	1	5	914	1095	187	48	96.619560	grounding
5	1	6	1	1	6	1113	1096	87	32	96.477745	must
5	1	6	1	1	7	1214	1095	87	30	96.898422	meet
5	1	6	1	1	8	1314	1088	56	34	96.663116	the
5	1	6	1	1	9	1383	1083	171	38	95.660408	“National
5	1	6	1	1	10	1570	1080	170	38	45.002373	Electrical
5	1	6	1	1	11	1755	1075	116	37	96.736801	Code”
5	1	6	1	1	12	1887	1074	65	35	96.304008	and
5	1	6	1	1	13	1968	1069	182	47	96.304008	applicable
4	1	6	1	2	0	451	1122	1697	77	-1	
5	1	6	1	2	1	451	1167	104	32	96.807121	estate
5	1	6	1	2	2	573	1159	108	35	90.651817	codes.
5	1	6	1	2	3	716	1155	56	36	75.027321	All
5	1	6	1	2	4	792	1154	191	45	95.898300	permanent
5	1	6	1	2	5	1000	1149	115	42	85.330315	wiring
5	1	6	1	2	6	1132	1145	82	36	96.720879	shall
5	1	6	1	2	7	1231	1143	41	35	96.863579	be
5	1	6	1	2	8	1289	1138	153	37	96.459320	installed
5	1	6	1	2	9	1459	1138	32	34	96.560944	in
5	1	6	1	2	10	1506	1133	144	37	96.247505	metallic
5	1	6	1	2	11	1666	1129	146	38	95.505745	conduit,
5	1	6	1	2	12	1848	1128	104	42	95.822617	Surge
5	1	6	1	2	13	1969	1122	179	47	96.999336	protection
4	1	6	1	3	0	453	1195	896	55	-1	
5	1	6	1	3	1	453	1215	84	35	79.231026	shall
5	1	6	1	3	2	550	1214	43	34	96.829971	be
5	1	6	1	3	3	606	1209	152	36	94.809685	installed
5	1	6	1	3	4	771	1217	44	25	94.809685	on
5	1	6	1	3	5	826	1206	44	35	93.528465	all
5	1	6	1	3	6	883	1212	113	38	96.992508	power
5	1	6	1	3	7	1008	1197	206	39	95.542473	distribution
5	1	6	1	3	8	1224	1195	125	46	96.677490	panels.
2	1	7	0	0	0	387	1275	1764	239	-1	
3	1	7	1	0	0	387	1275	1764	239	-1	
4	1	7	1	1	0	387	1275	1763	84	-1	
5	1	7	1	1	1	387	1320	29	32	95.594467	3.
5	1	7	1	1	2	453	1313	200	46	95.634888	Lightening
5	1	7	1	1	3	673	1308	185	47	96.668289	protection
5	1	7	1	1	4	879	1302	140	38	90.219757	“down”
5	1	7	1	1	5	1042	1299	194	36	95.285057	conductors
5	1	7	1	1	6	1259	1293	151	36	96.781143	installed
5	1	7	1	1	7	1431	1300	90	35	96.513878	upon
5	1	7	1	1	8	1541	1284	300	39	96.505722	communications
5	1	7	1	1	9	1864	1285	118	40	36.650928	towers
5	1	7	1	1	10	2006	1276	79	35	95.100250	shall
5	1	7	1	1	11	2109	1275	41	33	95.465363	be
4	1	7	1	2	0	454	1326	1694	78	-1	
5	1	7	1	2	1	454	1366	124	38	96.936905	treated
5	1	7	1	2	2	598	1375	34	25	95.326653	as
5	1	7	1	2	3	652	1359	261	39	95.326653	“Transmission
5	1	7	1	2	4	933	1354	116	35	90.454208	lines”.
5	1	7	1	2	5	1086	1350	185	38	96.859917	Therefore,
5	1	7	1	2	6	1290	1347	75	42	96.886955	they
5	1	7	1	2	7	1386	1344	81	36	93.903122	shall
5	1	7	1	2	8	1485	1342	87	34	95.368484	have
5	1	7	1	2	9	1590	1350	41	24	96.962006	an
5	1	7	1	2	10	1649	1335	178	42	96.476562	insulating
5	1	7	1	2	11	1842	1333	122	44	95.961601	jacket.
5	1	7	1	2	12	2001	1326	147	38	96.328445	Periodic
4	1	7	1	3	0	455	1383	1696	78	-1	
5	1	7	1	3	1	455	1420	148	41	96.695435	bonding
5	1	7	1	3	2	622	1418	38	34	96.723907	of
5	1	7	1	3	3	676	1416	54	35	96.509003	the
5	1	7	1	3	4	748	1414	99	34	96.932945	down
5	1	7	1	3	5	865	1408	185	37	96.536308	conductor
5	1	7	1	3	6	1068	1410	33	30	96.865829	to
5	1	7	1	3	7	1117	1404	55	35	96.772491	the
5	1	7	1	3	8	1189	1408	101	28	96.772491	tower
5	1	7	1	3	9	1308	1393	233	49	96.928223	(Galvanized)
5	1	7	1	3	10	1560	1392	80	35	94.754158	steel
5	1	7	1	3	11	1657	1389	83	36	94.754158	shall
5	1	7	1	3	12	1760	1389	43	33	96.757080	be
5	1	7	1	3	13	1821	1384	98	37	96.530136	made
5	1	7	1	3	14	1938	1383	78	35	96.530136	with
5	1	7	1	3	15	2036	1390	115	35	96.175400	proper
4	1	7	1	4	0	455	1451	1000	63	-1	
5	1	7	1	4	1	455	1473	150	41	95.694489	bonding
5	1	7	1	4	2	616	1471	194	34	96.937576	connectors
5	1	7	1	4	3	825	1464	68	35	95.461372	that
5	1	7	1	4	4	903	1473	54	23	95.461372	are
5	1	7	1	4	5	970	1461	49	35	96.798279	tin
5	1	7	1	4	6	1032	1458	107	45	94.578545	plated
5	1	7	1	4	7	1150	1465	37	25	94.956268	or
5	1	7	1	4	8	1198	1453	95	37	96.669693	made
5	1	7	1	4	9	1306	1452	40	33	96.994934	of
5	1	7	1	4	10	1356	1451	99	33	96.816666	brass.
2	1	8	0	0	0	388	1537	1766	184	-1	
3	1	8	1	0	0	388	1537	1766	184	-1	
4	1	8	1	1	0	388	1537	1760	76	-1	
5	1	8	1	1	1	388	1576	31	34	83.311256	4.
5	1	8	1	1	2	457	1573	92	35	70.803322	Each
5	1	8	1	1	3	568	1569	148	44	96.981102	building
5	1	8	1	1	4	734	1566	28	35	96.949615	is
5	1	8	1	1	5	783	1570	33	29	96.891731	to
5	1	8	1	1	6	834	1563	84	36	96.891731	have
5	1	8	1	1	7	940	1561	40	34	96.801132	its
5	1	8	1	1	8	1000	1568	76	25	96.820801	own
5	1	8	1	1	9	1095	1560	146	41	96.820801	separate
5	1	8	1	1	10	1258	1551	184	45	96.474686	grounding
5	1	8	1	1	11	1459	1551	124	41	96.757378	system
5	1	8	1	1	12	1600	1545	53	33	96.965935	for
5	1	8	1	1	13	1671	1542	42	35	96.252373	all
5	1	8	1	1	14	1733	1549	91	26	96.167442	users
5	1	8	1	1	15	1847	1539	31	33	96.964996	in
5	1	8	1	1	16	1900	1537	68	34	96.910599	that
5	1	8	1	1	17	1985	1538	163	31	82.297676	structure.
4	1	8	1	2	0	458	1585	1696	80	-1	
5	1	8	1	2	1	458	1626	177	35	96.974442	Wherever
5	1	8	1	2	2	648	1618	167	47	96.453674	practical,
5	1	8	1	2	3	831	1611	280	41	96.318611	interconnection
5	1	8	1	2	4	1123	1609	41	34	96.056213	of
5	1	8	1	2	5	1175	1603	178	38	96.056213	individual
5	1	8	1	2	6	1369	1603	88	43	96.899071	grids
5	1	8	1	2	7	1471	1599	113	36	96.737427	and/or
5	1	8	1	2	8	1599	1597	53	34	96.998611	the
5	1	8	1	2	9	1665	1593	239	36	96.884476	simultaneous
5	1	8	1	2	10	1918	1589	182	46	96.685295	placement
5	1	8	1	2	11	2115	1585	39	34	96.980415	of
4	1	8	1	3	0	460	1638	1691	83	-1	
5	1	8	1	3	1	460	1690	17	23	93.884239	a
5	1	8	1	3	2	492	1679	90	42	70.858353	large
5	1	8	1	3	3	597	1674	90	35	96.673828	sized
5	1	8	1	3	4	701	1680	124	36	96.595047	copper
5	1	8	1	3	5	840	1666	128	46	96.239128	ground
5	1	8	1	3	6	982	1665	79	33	96.907204	wire
5	1	8	1	3	7	1075	1662	77	35	97.005402	with
5	1	8	1	3	8	1168	1669	61	34	96.901787	any
5	1	8	1	3	9	1245	1668	71	24	96.273216	new
5	1	8	1	3	10	1332	1654	185	46	96.466774	grounding
5	1	8	1	3	11	1531	1655	137	40	96.326927	systems
5	1	8	1	3	12	1686	1647	66	33	96.972778	that
5	1	8	1	3	13	1767	1656	54	24	96.754784	are
5	1	8	1	3	14	1836	1641	116	36	69.587982	buried
5	1	8	1	3	15	1966	1650	44	26	96.797684	on
5	1	8	1	3	16	2025	1639	51	35	93.288925	the
5	1	8	1	3	17	2091	1638	60	33	89.301483	sife
2	1	9	0	0	0	459	1725	297	45	-1	
3	1	9	1	0	0	459	1725	297	45	-1	
4	1	9	1	1	0	459	1725	297	45	-1	
5	1	9	1	1	1	459	1730	69	36	91.631241	will
5	1	9	1	1	2	543	1729	42	34	96.880646	be
5	1	9	1	1	3	595	1725	161	45	96.584366	required.
2	1	10	0	0	0	116	1694	145	127	-1	
3	1	10	1	0	0	116	1694	145	127	-1	
4	1	10	1	1	0	116	1694	145	127	-1	
5	1	10	1	1	1	116	1694	145	127	95.000000	 
2	1	11	0	0	0	393	1789	1764	866	-1	
3	1	11	1	0	0	393	1789	1764	866	-1	
4	1	11	1	1	0	393	1789	1758	80	-1	
5	1	11	1	1	1	393	1835	30	33	94.878593	5,
5	1	11	1	1	2	460	1831	73	35	96.349312	Site
5	1	11	1	1	3	547	1839	36	23	96.069862	or
5	1	11	1	1	4	597	1827	125	42	96.069862	facility
5	1	11	1	1	5	739	1821	187	47	96.480461	grounding
5	1	11	1	1	6	939	1823	90	31	96.075905	must
5	1	11	1	1	7	1043	1816	42	34	96.075905	be
5	1	11	1	1	8	1101	1810	204	38	96.738304	constructed
5	1	11	1	1	9	1319	1809	40	35	96.984505	of
5	1	11	1	1	10	1371	1816	132	34	96.561356	copper,
5	1	11	1	1	11	1519	1803	79	35	96.856560	with
5	1	11	1	1	12	1610	1802	46	34	96.734329	#2
5	1	11	1	1	13	1670	1799	108	36	96.343597	AWG
5	1	11	1	1	14	1792	1807	38	25	96.778938	or
5	1	11	1	1	15	1847	1796	105	42	96.960678	larger
5	1	11	1	1	16	1966	1792	79	34	96.759621	wire
5	1	11	1	1	17	2060	1800	36	26	92.055038	or
5	1	11	1	1	18	2109	1789	42	35	86.940887	2”
4	1	11	1	2	0	462	1845	1688	80	-1	
5	1	11	1	2	1	462	1893	36	24	96.964973	or
5	1	11	1	2	2	517	1884	104	41	95.205872	larger
5	1	11	1	2	3	637	1878	85	36	96.095993	solid
5	1	11	1	2	4	739	1884	124	35	96.955017	copper
5	1	11	1	2	5	879	1878	98	38	96.695465	strap,
5	1	11	1	2	6	994	1866	182	38	96.714027	connected
5	1	11	1	2	7	1192	1869	34	29	96.964752	to
5	1	11	1	2	8	1243	1873	41	26	96.734428	an
5	1	11	1	2	9	1300	1861	161	44	93.266151	adequate
5	1	11	1	2	10	1475	1854	199	42	92.949425	site/facility
5	1	11	1	2	11	1692	1849	126	46	96.956917	ground
5	1	11	1	2	12	1837	1845	166	38	95.976051	electrode
5	1	11	1	2	13	2021	1848	129	39	95.425957	system.
4	1	11	1	3	0	460	1900	1693	74	-1	
5	1	11	1	3	1	460	1937	73	34	93.081627	The
5	1	11	1	3	2	556	1930	200	44	90.356918	site/facility
5	1	11	1	3	3	781	1925	125	46	96.959793	ground
5	1	11	1	3	4	930	1921	167	37	96.877281	electrode
5	1	11	1	3	5	1117	1923	119	41	96.745659	system
5	1	11	1	3	6	1263	1914	80	36	94.308945	shall
5	1	11	1	3	7	1368	1912	42	35	94.308945	be
5	1	11	1	3	8	1434	1909	128	37	96.367012	bonded
5	1	11	1	3	9	1585	1913	32	28	96.533257	to
5	1	11	1	3	10	1641	1907	53	34	96.984230	the
5	1	11	1	3	11	1718	1912	112	35	96.362053	power
5	1	11	1	3	12	1854	1900	128	34	96.599037	service
5	1	11	1	3	13	2004	1902	149	29	96.639069	entrance
4	1	11	1	4	0	463	1950	1690	83	-1	
5	1	11	1	4	1	463	1985	187	48	96.189911	grounding
5	1	11	1	4	2	667	1980	166	36	95.933517	electrode
5	1	11	1	4	3	853	1979	193	34	87.035728	conductor,
5	1	11	1	4	4	1087	1973	75	42	96.458229	Guy
5	1	11	1	4	5	1182	1969	95	35	96.752304	wires
5	1	11	1	4	6	1297	1965	121	36	96.605331	should
5	1	11	1	4	7	1438	1963	70	35	91.502457	also
5	1	11	1	4	8	1527	1962	44	33	96.798019	be
5	1	11	1	4	9	1591	1956	169	47	96.144676	grounded
5	1	11	1	4	10	1779	1953	99	45	96.540314	using
5	1	11	1	4	11	1898	1950	255	36	93.131294	manufacturers
4	1	11	1	5	0	465	2000	1689	85	-1	
5	1	11	1	5	1	465	2037	168	48	76.808662	approved
5	1	11	1	5	2	646	2033	152	37	96.957413	methods
5	1	11	1	5	3	814	2037	34	30	94.733826	to
5	1	11	1	5	4	864	2028	155	47	94.060295	preclude
5	1	11	1	5	5	1033	2022	193	38	69.324265	bi-metallic
5	1	11	1	5	6	1236	2019	151	45	96.807114	junction
5	1	11	1	5	7	1402	2016	64	35	96.305443	and
5	1	11	1	5	8	1479	2012	177	37	93.746078	corrosion,
5	1	11	1	5	9	1688	2009	54	34	93.746078	All
5	1	11	1	5	10	1758	2007	195	44	96.881935	equipment
5	1	11	1	5	11	1966	2013	44	24	96.585098	on
5	1	11	1	5	12	2025	2001	54	35	96.779991	the
5	1	11	1	5	13	2093	2000	61	33	96.779991	site
4	1	11	1	6	0	465	2054	1689	82	-1	
5	1	11	1	6	1	465	2091	191	45	96.751640	(buildings,
5	1	11	1	6	2	686	2093	130	31	96.015961	towers,
5	1	11	1	6	3	845	2091	112	38	95.873917	power
5	1	11	1	6	4	986	2079	96	38	93.215759	units,
5	1	11	1	6	5	1113	2075	217	37	91.518700	transmitfers,
5	1	11	1	6	6	1359	2069	171	37	96.583656	receivers,
5	1	11	1	6	7	1561	2070	163	32	91.918480	antennas,
5	1	11	1	6	8	1753	2058	200	36	91.316200	combiners,
5	1	11	1	6	9	1983	2054	171	45	96.472420	telephone
4	1	11	1	7	0	467	2105	1687	85	-1	
5	1	11	1	7	1	467	2151	151	39	96.783981	systems,
5	1	11	1	7	2	635	2150	114	37	96.972839	power
5	1	11	1	7	3	763	2138	155	36	96.223190	cabinets,
5	1	11	1	7	4	937	2133	129	35	95.742554	HVAC
5	1	11	1	7	5	1083	2129	93	37	96.190735	units,
5	1	11	1	7	6	1192	2127	68	41	96.465889	etc)
5	1	11	1	7	7	1275	2129	89	30	96.902405	must
5	1	11	1	7	8	1378	2121	41	35	96.902405	be
5	1	11	1	7	9	1435	2117	179	39	96.661575	connected
5	1	11	1	7	10	1631	2121	33	29	96.744026	to
5	1	11	1	7	11	1680	2115	54	33	96.744026	the
5	1	11	1	7	12	1750	2109	203	42	92.932121	site/facility
5	1	11	1	7	13	1972	2106	125	45	96.848969	ground
5	1	11	1	7	14	2108	2105	46	43	96.879150	by
4	1	11	1	8	0	467	2157	1689	77	-1	
5	1	11	1	8	1	467	2199	104	35	96.601105	direct
5	1	11	1	8	2	589	2192	206	37	95.256783	connection.
5	1	11	1	8	3	835	2186	173	39	95.619484	Electrical
5	1	11	1	8	4	1030	2187	122	41	96.151955	system
5	1	11	1	8	5	1174	2178	124	45	96.682220	ground
5	1	11	1	8	6	1319	2175	115	42	95.594864	wiring
5	1	11	1	8	7	1455	2175	27	32	96.695923	is
5	1	11	1	8	8	1503	2169	149	47	95.444420	required
5	1	11	1	8	9	1668	2168	54	34	95.444420	for
5	1	11	1	8	10	1741	2163	164	38	96.927139	electrical
5	1	11	1	8	11	1930	2160	125	45	96.423546	ground
5	1	11	1	8	12	2075	2157	81	36	96.423546	fault
4	1	11	1	9	0	468	2216	1686	81	-1	
5	1	11	1	9	1	468	2249	181	48	96.975388	protection
5	1	11	1	9	2	664	2246	65	36	96.842140	and
5	1	11	1	9	3	745	2243	115	36	96.629829	circuit
5	1	11	1	9	4	876	2238	135	36	96.146584	breaker
5	1	11	1	9	5	1024	2234	235	37	92.236580	coordination.
5	1	11	1	9	6	1290	2229	90	44	96.416924	High
5	1	11	1	9	7	1396	2235	112	38	96.910316	power
5	1	11	1	9	8	1522	2222	184	46	96.974068	operations
5	1	11	1	9	9	1722	2217	120	36	96.158493	should
5	1	11	1	9	10	1860	2225	59	25	95.715744	use
5	1	11	1	9	11	1933	2222	122	34	96.106865	copper
5	1	11	1	9	12	2072	2216	82	39	92.360443	strap
4	1	11	1	10	0	470	2258	1681	87	-1	
5	1	11	1	10	1	470	2303	146	42	96.548668	bonding
5	1	11	1	10	2	639	2301	33	32	95.503967	in
5	1	11	1	10	3	696	2295	202	38	95.503967	accordance
5	1	11	1	10	4	923	2291	80	36	95.935829	with
5	1	11	1	10	5	1026	2286	254	38	30.868025	manufacturers
5	1	11	1	10	6	1303	2279	256	46	95.413528	specifications.
5	1	11	1	10	7	1604	2274	70	35	96.895401	The
5	1	11	1	10	8	1699	2270	185	45	96.137939	grounding
5	1	11	1	10	9	1908	2270	141	42	96.570236	systems
5	1	11	1	10	10	2073	2258	78	52	89.278786	shall
4	1	11	1	11	0	469	2312	1684	88	-1	
5	1	11	1	11	1	469	2355	134	45	96.580673	comply
5	1	11	1	11	2	623	2351	76	36	96.921402	with
5	1	11	1	11	3	718	2346	185	48	96.968643	applicable
5	1	11	1	11	4	924	2345	92	37	95.491333	laws,
5	1	11	1	11	5	1035	2340	101	35	96.885918	codes
5	1	11	1	11	6	1156	2339	62	34	96.838524	and
5	1	11	1	11	7	1236	2337	33	33	96.838524	in
5	1	11	1	11	8	1288	2333	200	36	96.928154	accordance
5	1	11	1	11	9	1508	2330	76	33	96.688179	with
5	1	11	1	11	10	1603	2325	152	36	96.688179	standard
5	1	11	1	11	11	1773	2319	215	45	96.632347	engineering
5	1	11	1	11	12	2007	2312	146	55	83.428253	practice,
4	1	11	1	12	0	471	2363	1683	87	-1	
5	1	11	1	12	1	471	2409	116	35	96.525978	Below
5	1	11	1	12	2	609	2403	124	47	96.487244	ground
5	1	11	1	12	3	754	2399	215	37	96.521988	connections
5	1	11	1	12	4	990	2399	89	30	96.809296	must
5	1	11	1	12	5	1101	2403	55	24	85.362282	use
5	1	11	1	12	6	1176	2390	100	36	93.733398	either
5	1	11	1	12	7	1297	2399	41	22	96.442764	an
5	1	11	1	12	8	1357	2384	202	36	95.221153	exothermic
5	1	11	1	12	9	1581	2379	141	42	96.465034	welding
5	1	11	1	12	10	1742	2384	135	36	92.963356	process
5	1	11	1	12	11	1899	2372	68	42	51.185741	(i.e.
5	1	11	1	12	12	1989	2363	165	54	90.846367	Cadweld,
4	1	11	1	13	0	469	2424	1688	74	-1	
5	1	11	1	13	1	469	2457	241	41	91.582497	Thermoweld,
5	1	11	1	13	2	735	2454	89	42	84.981155	etc.),
5	1	11	1	13	3	849	2460	125	36	96.365250	copper
5	1	11	1	13	4	999	2447	116	43	96.365250	wedge
5	1	11	1	13	5	1138	2453	148	37	96.703865	pressure
5	1	11	1	13	6	1310	2439	133	36	96.928085	devices
5	1	11	1	13	7	1469	2436	66	42	88.493408	(ie.
5	1	11	1	13	8	1561	2436	149	41	92.805832	Ampact,
5	1	11	1	13	9	1736	2426	247	37	92.001389	Wrench-lock,
5	1	11	1	13	10	2009	2424	85	39	54.351025	etc.),
5	1	11	1	13	11	2120	2430	37	26	89.615700	oF
4	1	11	1	14	0	472	2474	1684	81	-1	
5	1	11	1	14	1	472	2514	119	35	95.769516	brazed
5	1	11	1	14	2	606	2519	121	36	96.805832	copper
5	1	11	1	14	3	739	2505	215	36	96.322327	connections
5	1	11	1	14	4	969	2502	35	35	96.828491	in
5	1	11	1	14	5	1018	2498	209	45	96.661224	conjunction
5	1	11	1	14	6	1243	2495	77	34	96.629211	with
5	1	11	1	14	7	1333	2504	20	22	96.891357	a
5	1	11	1	14	8	1369	2487	200	39	95.819931	mechanical
5	1	11	1	14	9	1583	2486	58	33	95.819931	UL
5	1	11	1	14	10	1656	2483	98	36	95.054489	listed
5	1	11	1	14	11	1766	2483	180	33	96.446182	connector
5	1	11	1	14	12	1960	2478	49	39	95.789162	(to
5	1	11	1	14	13	2024	2477	39	34	96.813675	be
5	1	11	1	14	14	2078	2474	78	34	96.813675	used
4	1	11	1	15	0	475	2526	1682	83	-1	
5	1	11	1	15	1	475	2579	35	22	95.113235	as
5	1	11	1	15	2	535	2577	17	23	95.113235	a
5	1	11	1	15	3	574	2562	146	47	96.713898	physical
5	1	11	1	15	4	745	2558	143	43	96.615211	strength
5	1	11	1	15	5	910	2555	239	36	96.710648	enhancement
5	1	11	1	15	6	1170	2547	222	45	91.125786	component).
5	1	11	1	15	7	1437	2540	141	42	95.218887	Brazing
5	1	11	1	15	8	1597	2540	44	42	96.916557	by
5	1	11	1	15	9	1663	2535	92	36	94.757202	itself
5	1	11	1	15	10	1776	2535	29	33	94.757202	is
5	1	11	1	15	11	1827	2537	57	30	96.853668	not
5	1	11	1	15	12	1909	2541	41	24	95.591911	an
5	1	11	1	15	13	1974	2526	183	45	95.591911	acceptable
4	1	11	1	16	0	477	2601	837	54	-1	
5	1	11	1	16	1	477	2619	134	36	72.615082	method
5	1	11	1	16	2	622	2616	38	35	96.202766	of
5	1	11	1	16	3	669	2613	149	42	96.700058	bonding
5	1	11	1	16	4	829	2612	109	33	96.961319	below
5	1	11	1	16	5	952	2607	89	36	96.919846	earth
5	1	11	1	16	6	1056	2604	96	44	95.138191	grade
5	1	11	1	16	7	1165	2601	149	44	93.888817	(buried).
2	1	12	0	0	0	342	2712	633	48	-1	
3	1	12	1	0	0	342	2712	633	48	-1	
4	1	12	1	1	0	342	2712	633	48	-1	
5	1	12	1	1	1	342	2726	39	34	90.006226	C.
5	1	12	1	1	2	424	2717	322	42	96.163361	Communications
5	1	12	1	1	3	759	2712	216	45	96.294121	Equipment
2	1	13	0	0	0	340	2817	403	47	-1	
3	1	13	1	0	0	340	2817	403	47	-1	
4	1	13	1	1	0	340	2817	403	47	-1	
5	1	13	1	1	1	340	2826	197	38	93.829628	Equipment
5	1	13	1	1	2	549	2817	194	38	96.537041	Ownership
2	1	14	0	0	0	342	2853	401	14	-1	
3	1	14	1	0	0	342	2853	401	14	-1	
4	1	14	1	1	0	342	2853	401	14	-1	
5	1	14	1	1	1	342	2853	401	14	95.000000	 
2	1	15	0	0	0	345	2912	645	58	-1	
3	1	15	1	0	0	345	2912	645	58	-1	
4	1	15	1	1	0	345	2912	645	58	-1	
5	1	15	1	1	1	345	2928	53	35	88.683189	All
5	1	15	1	1	2	412	2924	187	46	96.490402	equipment
5	1	15	1	1	3	611	2919	79	35	93.700478	shall
5	1	15	1	1	4	706	2918	41	33	93.700478	be
5	1	15	1	1	5	760	2913	126	38	77.293030	labeled
5	1	15	1	1	6	901	2912	89	34	95.714737	with:
2	1	16	0	0	0	137	2929	125	128	-1	
3	1	16	1	0	0	137	2929	125	128	-1	
4	1	16	1	1	0	137	2929	125	128	-1	
5	1	16	1	1	1	137	2929	125	128	95.000000	 
2	1	17	0	0	0	2479	148	20	728	-1	
3	1	17	1	0	0	2479	148	20	728	-1	
4	1	17	1	1	0	2479	148	20	728	-1	
5	1	17	1	1	1	2479	148	20	728	95.000000	 
2	1	18	0	0	0	2505	17	45	3281	-1	
3	1	18	1	0	0	2505	17	45	3281	-1	
4	1	18	1	1	0	2505	17	45	3281	-1	
5	1	18	1	1	1	2505	17	45	3281	95.000000

j. The ownet’s name;
frequency(ies);
2. Transmitter
3, A valid FCC, or IRAC, authorization;
power output(s); and
A, Transmitting
Accurrent 24-hour phone contact number,
5.
Transmitting Equipment
components), designed into or
devices (shields, filters, isolation
All transmitters will have protective All transmitters shall be FCC type
interference fo other users.
externally installed, to prevent
accepted or meet type acceptance criteria.
transmitter and its associated antenna
of intercepted signals from any unprotected band broadcast
Re-radiation filters (wide band and narrow
will be prevented by the use of appropriate
system
transmitters).
harmonics) will be reduced to a
of out-of-band emissions (i.e. noise or spurious FCC Rules and
The direct radiation of interference as defined in the
jevel such that they may not be identified as a source noise) becomes an Issue, noise
90.20%e)). If site noise (electromagnetic
Regulations (e.g. Part amended into the Site Plan.
threshold limits will be established, and
wide band noise, spurious emissions,
of out-of-bound emissions, (i.€. transmitter and/or
Direct radiation level by using bandpass, lowpass,
etc.) shall be reduced fo a noninterference should be avoided. In
harmonics, is used, use of a notch type device
harmonic filtering. Where duplexing filter must be used with the
hybrid device is used, a bandpass
situations where a notch type or 4
transmitter.
be required in certain applications.
Band-reject filtering may
shall be prevented by
transmitter and its associated antenna system
Re-radiation of signals from 4 minimum return loss of 25 db.
devices (i.e. ferrite isolators), with
installing appropriate
designated as standby equipment shall be
transmitters not in immediate use and not specifically the total power output of
All circulators are to be capable of dissipating
removed. Loads connected to
the transmitter.
Receiving Equipment
the FCC rules, including Parts 2 and 15,
shall comply with all applicable parts of
All receivers
to prevent receiver spurious response.
shall have sufficient “front end” pre-selection receiver-
All receivers filters may be required to prevent
of bandpass, pand-reject cavity, oF crystal recommended at the input of all
The use interference is
intermodulation of adjacent-channel
produced
receiving devices.

notch device should be avoided. In situations where a notch
Where duplexing is used, use of a type
device is used, a bandpass filter must be used with the transmitter.
type or hybrid
‘Tower
is authorized for each facility owner. Facility Owners and Facility
{. Generally only one tower evidence that
obtain permission to construct a second tower only after submitting
Managers may filled and full use has been made of
demonstrates that their existing tower is completely
combining systems.
unpainted, if they are dull, galvanized steel. If paint is required, the
2. All towers will be left Soil
will only non-teflective colors from the Munsell
Bureau of Land Management approve
Color Chart, Standard Environmental Colors.
antennas) for this site is 140 feet,
3. Maximum tower height-Cincluding
devices, removable steps, or other means to discourage unauthorized climbing,
4. Anti-climb
recommended to reduce or avoid liability claims.
are highly
Antennas
The maximum antenna height (including tower) will be 140 feet.
ee 4
than ground mounted satellite dishes) will be limited to a
2, Microwave (dish) antennas (other if
feet in diameter. The smallest diameter dishes are preferred
maximum of ten (10)
technically feasible.
all OSHA safety standards. If an antenna exceeds FCC public or
3, All antennas must meet remedied within 24 hours after
standards (see FCC OFT Bulletin 57), it will be
occupations relocation, lowering power levels are
imeasures are taken or isolated (e.g., fencing, signing,
Ground measurements of RFR levels will be taken before mitigation
all possible remedies).
measures are implemented.
must be pre-approved by the Bureau of Land
4, Color(s) for dish antennas, or covers,
and/or covers will not be approved. Existing white dishes
Management. White dish antennas
replaced with dishes of approved color, as repairs or
and covers must be repainted or
replacement become necessary.
5. Antennas will be treated for low to non-reflectance.
Interference
interference problems is a matter for resolution between fhe
The responsibility for correcting
the user causing the interference, and the affected pacty(ies).
Lease/ROW holder of the facility(ies),
with respect to the resolution of interference complaints. Senior
First users on a site have seniority
maintain their equipment to industry standards, to operate their systems
holders have an obligation to and
with the terms of both the FCC license and NTIA/IRAC frequency authorization,
in accordance
to comply with the Bureau of Land Management authorization.

interference problems that they create. They may
New users on a site must correct, at their expense, data and agree to accept -
intermodulation study or other interference-related
be required to furnish an interference caused by the facility before
for elimination or prevention of any until the
financial responsibility cease operation of the suspect equipment
their application can be evaluated. They must or corrected within a reasonable
cannot be resolved
is corrected, If interference problems removed,
problem be terminated and the equipment
time, the new use that is causing the interference may
Bureau ‘in identification and correction of any
shall cooperate with the Association and the interference
All users does not have authority for correcting
interference. The Bureau of Land Management Interference problems must be
mediator to help all affected parties.
problems, but can act as a
NTIA/IRAC whichever is appropriate.
coordinated with the FCC or
communications must be corrected
Interference with law enforcement and/or emergency shall not interfere with United
of equipment covered by this Site Plan
immediately. The operation existence on public land within two (2)
Government radio of electronic operations already in shall, at its
States refers. The user causing this interference,
miles of the site to which this authorization such interferences. If it does not
take all action necessaty to prevent or eliminate of Land
own expense, after receipt of notice from the Bureau
such interference within ten (10) days
climinate
to do so, this use will be terminated.
Management
will be established and this Site Plan will
noise becomes an issue, noise thresholds
If electromagnetic
be amended accordingly.
Cables and Tt ransmission Line (Wave Guides)
D.
and shall either be flexible or semi-rigid type. Existing
Ail new cabling will be jacketed and shielded
will be upgraded as repairs or replacement become necessary.
substandard cables
and fastened down. Use of ports at building
installed and will be strapped
Cables will be properly
will be kept to a minimum by use of combiners.
entrance points
should be used and cable runs should be equally
cables onto a tower, conduits
When attaching
divided among all tower legs.
in accordance with manufacturer’s
lines (wave-guides) are to be supported
All transmission
specifications.
be used, No RG-8 type cable is perm itted. No
Double shielded braided, or solid shielded cable will that will mate to
transmission lines. Only correct connectors
adapters will be used on
connector-type
connected devices are to be used.
and will be buried where possible.
will be shared when they service common areas
Conduits
FCC and Bureau of Land Management regulations
communications uses must meet ANSI,
Ali
and standards concerning radiation limitations.
guidelines

the site is the responsibility of all site users and will occur at intervals:
Monitoring radiation tevels at
and guidelines. -A copy of the monitoring report will be provided to _
to comply with FCC regulations
the Bureau of Land Management within 30 days of its completion. oo
will be taken using appropriate equipment that can adequately measure
Onsite RFR measurements
and the ground levels before mitigation measures related to RFR are implemented.
both on-tower on
required around areas that exceed public use levels
Security fences ‘with RFR notice signs ate
outside the primary facility compound if necessary. Raising higher power
including anchor points be
the tower of modifying the antenna type fo half wavelength may
transmitting antenna on
RFR hazards. Reducing power may also be required if other alternatives are
necessary to eliminate construction must be pre-approved by the
not feasible. All fencing location and design or new tower
Bureau of Land Management.
with ANSI C95,2 color, symbol, and content conventions. Contact
Warning signs will comply
and telephone number will also be included on warning signs.
information including name
maintenance will be coordinated between affected
Lowering power levels for on-tower access during
users.
that are, or could be, a human health hazard must be
Any identified RFR radiation problems
measurement tests have been completed or be removed from the site
corrected within 24 hours after
corrective action involves any new ground disturbance, it must be
by the site user(s), If the proposed
pre-approved by the BLM.
FE. Ufilities-Availability of and Requirements for:
Commercial Blectrical Power
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is provided to the site under separate grants to Arizona Public Services Company.
Commercial power
Telephone Service
There is no commercial telephone provided to the site,
service is ever deemed necessary, site user's will pay for the cost of
If additional
and reports for service connections; and
1. The necessary resource surveys
2. The cost of constructing service connections.
For visual reasons, overhead utility poles may not be authorized,
Fuel Tanks
for providing fuel storage (propane and diesel) and emergency
All facility owners are responsible
No tenants will be authorized to have separate fuel tanks and/or generators.
power for their tenants.
consolidate fuel storage into a tank large enough in size fo
Each facility owner will preferably
At minimum, tanks will be grouped together in a consolidated area
accommodate all tenants, a
facilities. All fuel, storage tanks (e.g. LPG, propane, and diesel) must meet current
adjacent to their

and hazardous materials requirements, Propane is
Federal, State and County safety
fire department,
the preferred fuel for future generators.
j. All tanks will be:
OPEN FLAME PROHIBITED WITHIN 20
Signed in red letters, “SMOKING OR
a.
Nationa! Fire Protection Association (NEPA) requirements; and,
b. In conformance with
enclosure to blend in with the natural
Painted an approved color, or screened by an
c. is used, it must be pre-approved and painted an approved
environment. If an enclosure
the Munsell Soil Color-Chart, Standard Environmental Colors.
color from
4, Diesel tanks will also be:
in Bureau of Land Management and fire department approved secondaty
a, Enclosed approved color from
containment vaults that are painted a Bureau of Land Management
Munsell Soil Cotor Chart, Standard Environmental Colors.
the
fuel lines. Fuel line must be constructed of black, treated
b. Constructed with underground
pipe and fittings, and must be posted.
maintained below all diesel tanks which are not designed
c. A containment basin must be
and approved to be self contained.
G. Sanitary Facilities
must be pre-approved by the Bureau of Land Management, If
1. Plans for any sanitary facilities need such facilities, they
determined by the Bureau of Land Management that the users
it is and location satisfactory to the
will be provided by the Lease/ROW holder in a manner
and within the requirements of the County Health Department.
Bureau of Land Management
H. Security and Law Enforcement
is the key law enforcement agency for the area. They are
The County Sheriff's Department will be
civil and criminal matters. The Bureau of Land Management
responsible for most issues).
matters related to uses of BLM lands (e.g. resource protection
responsible for enforcing
and policing for security purposes is the holder’s responsibility.
Patrolling
and key access must be approved in advance by the
If fences or gates are needed in the future, gate
for BLM and County Fire Department access needs.
BLM and must be adequate
I. Site Maintenance
activities is to present a clean, neat, and orderly appearance at the site
The objective of maintenance and the public. All users will keep up
and have all of the authorized improvements safe for workers
the overall appearance of the site.