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CONCLUSION <br /> Broadband measurements of existing ambient RF fields in the general vicinity of the <br /> proposed site indicate the peak(maximum) field to be about 0.15% the regulatory limits for RF <br /> exposure to members of the public. These RF field measurements are accurate, and meet FCC and <br /> MDPH guidelines. <br /> RF field theoretical calculations were performed by this consultant as issued in a report dated <br /> April 11, 2002. The results indicated a maximum potential increase of about 0.11 % of the <br /> maximum allowable (°/uMPE). The sum of existing and proposed theoretical RF fields would be <br /> significantly below FCC and MDPH RF exposure limits; that is, less than 0.3 percent. This means <br /> there could be over 300 additional similar installations, and still be below all regulatory limits for <br /> RF exposure. <br /> Based on my extensive experience withpersonal wireless services facilities,andthe RF fields <br /> I have calculated and measured, it is my expert opinion that the current and proposed personal <br /> wireless services installations would comply with regulatory guidelines for RF exposure. <br /> Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. <br /> Z <br /> , <br /> Donald L.aHaes., Jr, h.D. <br /> Certified Health Physicist <br /> 427 Amherst Street,Unit#11 <br /> Nashua,NH 03063 <br /> Page-5- <br />