2020-02-06 Exh D New Cingular dba AT&T Mobility USE 19-082

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TOMLINSON: I don't have a propagation map showing that, unfortunately, but in comparison, but the difference is in addition to that distance on the top of the pole, there's an actual elevation distance between 17'h Avenue and 13'h Avenue, which also adds to the aggregate loss of elevation. Seventeenth Avenue is higher in elevation. So, in aggregate, between the loss of, between the elevation on the pole and the ground elevation, there's about a difference of about 45 to 50 feet, which is significant for, for coverage. CLARKSON: Thank you. RAFFIPIY: Thank you. Any other questions? AU: Question, Mr. Chair. RAFFIPIY: Go ahead. AU: Can you briefly talk about the community association and how your correspondences went with having this cellphone tower. I mean, obviously they're in support of it because you're here in front of us. Can you just like, real briefly, just talk about the conversations you guys had. TOMLINSON: So how they, how they were involved? So they were approached to, I guess there'd been some concerns within Hawaiian Paradise Park about individuals having towers on their property, so there was a push to actually be on the association property, and they agreed to, to house the, you know, to lease space to AT&T for the tower. And, so we're, you know, under lease agreement with them, under the association directly. AU: Okay, thank you. RAFFIPIY: Thank you very much. Any other questions? Thank you, sir. I have eight people here signed up for, to testify. I have, will the following please come forward? Mr. Gene Tamashiro, Greg Kemppainen AUDIENCE MEMBER: He's not here. RAFFIPIY: Fred Kalaukoa, Dwight Vicente. AUDIENCE MEMBER: Not here. Not here. RAFFIPIY: Kevin Reinke. REINKE: Here. RAFFIPIY: And Crystal Schiszler? Can you please raise your right hand? Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth on this matter now before the Planning Commission? TESTIFIERS: Yes/I do. EXHIBIT D 5