2021-06-03 Windward Exh A AT&T Mobility USE 21-000087

Home

comes time for him to speak to that. So, we just added the extra 5 feet so that we could give the total height of the facility. AGUINALDO: Okay and my last question that I have Mr. Kay is by looking at the drawings and the elevations we know that P6hakuloa is around the area. There's a possibility of regular tour helicopters or the military. Due to the height of this pole and the elevation where the Girl's Scout Camp sits is it ideal just not just because for safety reasons to have a beacon on their pole? Another question because I don't see one. KAY: Sure. I believe and correct me if I'm wrong Maija, but I believe the requirement from the Federal Aviation Commission [sic. should be Administration] is for any pole height over two hundred (200) feet to require a light or a beacon. So, there is no proposed beacon or light on that given that it's about half that height. AGUINALDO: Okay. Thank you very much. KAY: Alright, thank you. REPLOGLE: Mr. Clarkson? CLARKSON: Yes, Christian can you show us once again that coverage map. My question is it looked to me like there was an existing antenna with extensive coverage that was on a pu`u to the east of the facility and I'm just surprised. I wanted to take another look at that, I'm surprised that an antenna farm or an existing pole at a higher elevation provides absolutely no coverage to this area but, I'm not sure whether I'm correct in that assumption or mistaken. KAY: Sure,just give me one second please to share my screen here. All right can everybody see that. All right, so, again on the left-hand side what was submitted with the application is the current location and the current coverage in that area and again on the right-hand side showing the projected coverage once this tower is installed. In terms of how this map was created, where it came from and aside from what I've shared to decipher it I'm going to defer it to the applicant in terms what's there currently and we're just going off of the coverage maps that they had provided us. CLARKSON: Okay, well can you use your cursor to indicate the tower immediately to the southeast, yes. Now, can you please show me the I think it was a photo, an aerial photo something that showed a massive pu`u to the southeast of the site. There was another slide you had. KAY: Was it this one here? (Slide with applicant's map of alternative site locations) CLARKSON: Yeah. Can you indicate where that tower is on that, that's Mauna Kea, no? KAY: Yeah, I mean this is Mauna Kea here at the summit. CLARKSON: 6 EXHIBIT A