2020-02-06 Exh C New Cingular dba AT&T Mobility USE 19-081

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that's who's there. So, when they say this is not a densely populated area, it's simply not true. You have no idea how many people are in that camp. RAFFIPIY: Thank you, sir. Any questions from the Commission? Can I get a motion to close public testimony? CLARKSON: Oh, I thought you meant for the testifiers. I have questions for staff. REPLOGLE: I move that we close public testimony. AGUINALDO: Second. RAFFIPIY: It is moved and seconded. AUDIENCE MEMBER: This gentleman wants to speak. AUDIENCE MEMBER: Get one more tower that they going build right across—in Paradise Park. HALL: That's the next, the next item. RAFFIPIY: Yeah, that's the next item. It is moved and seconded that we close public testimony. All those in favor, say aye. COMMISSIONERS: Aye. RAFFIPIY: Those opposed say nay. Now public testimony is now closed. Can I get a motion for action? CLARKSON: Well, before we do that, I just have a question about the claim that was made. This has come up before for a right of access to this proposed site. There was a claim made that there's no legal access across the route that is planned to be used. Can staff clarify that for us, please? DARROW: Thank you, Commissioner Clarkson. If I may direct your attention to the site plan. In reviewing Real Property Tax records—is this working? Okay, this particular road here, there's two ownerships of roads for these roads in the camp area. The outer road as well as the internal roads. The outer road is identified through Real Property Tax records as being owned by the same person who owns this property. CLARK (from audience): That's not what my deed says, sir. Would you like to DARROW: Again, that's what Real Property Tax records identify as ownership. The internal road is identified as various owners, and it doesn't list a name, which normally identifies all the surrounding owners within that area. EXHIBIT C 19