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August 12,2002 <br /> Mr. Richard P. Joyal,Jr. <br /> Seacoast,LP <br /> 19 Brentwood Ln. <br /> Yarmouthport,MA 02675 <br /> Re: Structural Design of a Fall Zone Communication Pole <br /> 150-ft Monopole, 6 carriers <br /> Site: Mashpee <br /> Dear Mr. Joyal: <br /> I am writing in regards to the Cape Cod Cormmission Subcommittee Report dated August 9, 2002 for <br /> Seacoast,Inc.Mashpee Project Number TR02012. I understand that there continues to be concern on <br /> the part of local officials regarding the fall zone and potential for failure of the proposed communication <br /> pole for the Mashpee site. hi over 3000 communication pole installations in the omtinental United <br /> States and Hawaii, Summit Manufacturing has never had a failure of any sort(local buckling, bending, <br /> or catastrophic topple-over) of any of our communication poles. Furthermore, I am not aware of a <br /> communication pole failure similar to the pole type proposed by Seacoast effecting any of Summit's <br /> competitors in the industry. <br /> The proposed theoretical failure point is commonly used in the industry today to address municipality <br /> requirements relating to setbacks and fill-zone criteria. Although theoretical failure zones are not <br /> required due to the safe track record of these structures, the use of theoretical failure zones is a <br /> mathematical way in which an engineer can predict where the structure a would first overstress per the <br /> allowable TWEIA standard or other local code in an overload event. In this particular case,the 10 $ <br /> fall zone is where Summit would predict that failure would occur in this pole in an overload situation, in <br /> a structure otherwise brown to not fail. In addition, poles that are intentionally faded in laboratory <br /> conditions buckle and do not detach from the rest of the structure. The structure proposed by Seacoast <br /> would be a safe, reliable installati®based on the proven track record of these types of installations. <br /> If you have any questions,please do not hesitate to call. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> rias ,P.E. <br /> Manager Engineering <br />
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