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of TMs s,s <br /> z. <br /> Aannin Board <br /> c� <br /> 16 Great Neck Road North <br /> .wlashpee, Aassachusetts 02649 <br /> 3. Stormwater design-standard and technical. <br /> a. Drainage where water flows, what are the soils and flow path lines. <br /> Mr. Tilden said they are willing and do not take issue with the comments. They don't have <br /> detailed answers, until the table and test pits are done, they can circle back and work directly <br /> with those stormwater comments. <br /> 4. Gravel roadway entrance off existing road <br /> a. Cross section will be shown on updated plans. <br /> b. Infiltration consistent with design, plan, and detail. <br /> 5. Waivers: <br /> a. Pole height: Application materials submitted contain written justification as to why <br /> 130ft. (Tab 2, Tab 6, and supplemental report in Tab 57). 130ft is required to achieve <br /> necessary coverage and capacity movements while still allowing co-location with <br /> other carriers at lower heights. The applicant has not heard concerns regarding <br /> proposed towers on residents or other properties; it will allow for three additional <br /> carriers and provides opportunity to eliminate additional towers. A 100ft. tower would <br /> not provide co-location. <br /> b. Reduced fall zone areas: Reduced setback from northern property line along <br /> Falmouth Road at 99ft. Compliance with setback is not possible due to the shape of <br /> the lot. (Tab 12 of application fall zone letter from tower manufacturer, certifies <br /> engineered pole will accommodate reduced fall zone) Location was moved closer to <br /> the building. The Cape Cod Commission responded. <br /> Mr. Balzarini asked about the fall zone before, but now he would like to know more about the <br /> antennas. During a hurricane, he worries the big antenna will fall off, and would it go flying? <br /> How secure is it? He isn't concerned about the pole falling halfway down.. Is there a certain <br /> speed they are worried about? <br /> Mr. Tilden stated a mount analysis is performed for Verizon Wireless, that looks at wind speed <br /> requirements. Usually, antennas are mounted to steel piping in two locations and clamped with <br /> steel metal brackets. <br /> 5 <br />