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08-29-2022 MINUTES OF APPLICANT'S MEETING WITH RESIDENTS
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Q &A Regarding Exposures from Cellular Antennas <br /> In terms of exposure from other sources,TV and FM radio will intuitive is that while the small cell sites are closer in,they use <br /> generally be the strongest RF signals at a given location. Think less power and therefore result in a lower exposure when <br /> of it this way,a TV station or FM radio station may be 10 miles compared to macro sites. <br /> away and broadcast over a huge area. To do this they typically <br /> use hundreds of times more power than a wireless macro site. What about long term exposures, cumulative exposures, <br /> Macro sites are closer in and typically use hundreds of watts of adverse health effects? <br /> power but they are mounted relatively high on poles so the <br /> exposure is considerably less than expected. Small cells typically One of the first concerns when a list of the various RF sources <br /> use 5 to 20 watts of power so even though the antennas for in our environment is provided is how much is too much?And, <br /> small cells are mounted relatively low the potential exposures what about the long term cumulative exposure and possible <br /> are very small. negative effects? As mentioned in the previous section,each <br /> source is a small fraction of the allowable public limit and,even <br /> When discussing exposure levels it is best to use a visual aid so when all sources in the environment are combined,the result <br /> please refer to Figure 1. In our typical daily environment we are remains just a few percent or a fraction of a percent of the <br /> exposed to a number of radiofrequency sources. TV,FM and allowable limit. The IEEE International Committee on <br /> AM radio cover large areas,typically entire counties. Closer in Electromagnetic Safety has a list of 68 different statements and <br /> for the telecommunications industry there are macro base reviews from governments or expert panels regarding the safety <br /> stations from the various carriers that cover areas that range of radiofrequency exposure made during the past 6 years'. <br /> from square miles in rural areas to multiple city blocks in urban These reviews are consistent in their review and statements <br /> environments. Closer still there are cellular small cells that regarding the safety of exposures less than the allowable <br /> cover downtown areas where macro signals may be blocked by exposure guidelines. A direct quote from Health Canada'on <br /> buildings or residential areas where the terrain(hills and trees) this subject is as follows: <br /> may prevent a macro site from reaching a given neighborhood. <br /> At the home or office environment we have a whole host of <br /> wireless sources ranging our cell phones,cordless phones, <br /> wireless routers,laptops or other handheld devices,smart <br /> thermostats and even baby monitors. <br /> Exposure from these sources greatly depends on the proximity 1 IEEE ICES. htto://www.ices-emfsafet.org/exi2ert-reviews/ Accessed <br /> to the various sources. In general,all of these sources are 1/29/2017 <br /> comparable in strength and all are a small fraction of the 22 Health Canada. http:///�hc-scsc.gc.ca/ewh- <br /> allowable FCC limit for the public. What is perhaps counter semt/pubs/radiation/radio guide-lignes direct/safer code 6- <br /> code securite 6-eng.oho Accessed 1/29/2017. <br /> Andrew H.Thatcher,MSHP,CHP 2 <br /> www.rfthatcher.com <br />
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