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This shows the zoning map for the property and the surrounding properties. The subject property <br />is zoned A -20a, Ag -20, 20 acres. And nearby properties are RS -20. Across the highway is <br />RS -15 and Ag -la, and this is the highway here. <br />The General Plan designation, called the LUPAG designation, is Low Density Urban, for the <br />subject property and nearby is Urban Expansion. This is the Applicant's site plan, and it shows <br />the property designated or outlined with the black line here to show the property boundaries. <br />The site is shaded in gray, and the lease area for the, for the monopole tower and the lease area <br />itself is outlined in red. On the left is the compound plan provided by the Applicant. On the <br />right is the equipment plan provided by the Applicant. And, the compound plan shows the <br />monopole sited here. <br />This is the elevation view provided by the Applicant. Southwest on the left; northeast on the <br />right. The aerial photo shows the site is undeveloped, and the neighboring, the neighboring <br />neighborhood is here, and this is Kua`aina Road, and this is North Road. Upper left photo here <br />shows the property, it's looking northwest across the property as viewed from the entry gate. On <br />the right is a view of the entry gate itself from Kua`aina Road, and in this view, this is the entry <br />gate here, this is the, the posted sign for the application, and this view on the bottom shows the <br />property looking southeast from the entry gate. Photo on the left shows the road, Kua`aina Road <br />that accesses the property. This is looking west— <br />W. ELLWOOD (from audience): This is not Kua`aina Road. <br />ANDREWS: —and looking on the right property, I'm sorry, on the right photo is looking south. <br />W. ELLWOOD (from audience): This is not Kua`aina Road. <br />CLARK: (from audience): There's a lot of lying, discrepancy here, throughout. It's wrong. <br />ANDREWS: This is, these are coverage maps provided by the Applicant. This on the left is <br />[the] existing coverage map, and on the right is the projected AT&T coverage map. The <br />Applicant's analysis shows target coverage area has minimal to no service. According to the <br />Applicant, the proposed antenna height is the minimum necessary to help fill the coverage gap <br />relative to nearby complementary wireless facilities. <br />The Applicant provided this in the application. This is a map showing alternative site locations <br />that was part of the study. To clarify on this map, this red outline, as I understand it, shows the <br />search area that AT&T used as the, the area where they wanted to provide coverage, and so the <br />pin that's actually dropped here is not an existing tower, it just is the center of the search ring. <br />You can see the two candidates that were alternative sites and then this is the proposed site. <br />These maps show the coverage of alternate heights that were an analysis done by the Applicant -- <br />one hundred four feet, one hundred fifty-four feet, one hundred seventy-nine feet. <br />The Planning Director's recommendation is approval with conditions. That concludes my <br />presentation. <br />EXHIBIT C <br />2 <br />