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GRAHAM: Thank you. Go ahead. <br />ADAMS: Well, as to locating the facility further up the hill, as you look at the <br />terrain in the area, it’s very rippled. There’s a lot of undulating terrain as it, it would be very <br />hard to show. As you go up the hill, you look down, it’s almost like a fan if you look at it. And <br />these ripples, the further back you go from the highway causes shadowing and it blocks the RF <br />signal on the highway, which is our coverage goal for this facility. <br />GRAHAM: So you’re saying you need it close to the highway to get the full signal <br />strength? Is that only in the very immediate area of the highway or if you’re couple of miles <br />down the road would it still make a difference? <br />ADAMS: I analyzed multiple, multiple, dozens of locations along the highway, both <br />east and west of this location, as well as north and south of the highway. And as with our <br />Honokaa site, it is a shorter facility, granted, but it is located exactly on the highway and it lines <br />up with that. This facility, it has a large span that it has to link up with the Waimea east side as <br />well as our site in Honokaa. So down towards the highway the closer it is it, actually the road <br />has leveled out due to the construction of the road, and so you have a better lineup looking east <br />and west. You know, as you move north or south of the highway there you bring into more the <br />terrain characteristics into play. <br />GRAHAM: Okay, well, I certainly am not in the position to worry the details with you. <br />It’s just that I know, it seems like it would be cost effective to you to have it as close to the <br />highway as possible, but maybe visually effective for the community to have it farther away <br />from the highway. So there’s that little push-pull; and I just have to accept your word, I <br />presume, that it won’t work so well if it’s farther away. <br />ADAMS: Well, yes, being close in this case it is advantageous; but it’s not always <br />necessary. I mean we locate 2 to3 miles off the road if it is the best location for the propagation <br />and it meets the criteria of the search and coverage objectives. <br />So bringing in power and Telco facilities, we do it. We do what is best for the system, and for <br />the coverage, and for our customers. <br />GRAHAM: All right, thanks. And what is the exact distance from the highway that <br />you have it located on your plan? <br />ADAMS: Danette, do you have that? <br />DARROW: It appears, the road is identified here. The scale shows 40 feet for this <br />area. It appears to be about 300 feet. <br />GRAHAM: Thank you, Jeff. All right, do we have any other Commissioner <br />questions? I don’t have anybody signed up for public testimony. Is there anybody else here that <br />would like to make any public testimony on this application? Well, if we have no further <br /> EXHIBIT A <br />12 <br /> <br />
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