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I <br /> at&t <br /> 1. Arden Hills Water Tower on Cummings Park Drive: (located 1 mile North of <br /> Bethel University) <br /> Site Acquisition initially brought this site to our attention simply to confirm that <br /> AT&T already has a wireless facility on this Arden Hills Water Tower. AT&T does <br /> in fact operate a wireless facility on this water Tower. This AT&T facility <br /> currently experiences call capacity overloading and does not provide adequate <br /> coverage to Bethel University and the area to the south of Bethel. The proposed <br /> facility at Bethel University will significantly help to relieve the call capacity <br /> issues that are currently being experienced at the AT&T Cummings Park Drive <br /> Water Tower facility. This existing facility also demonstrates that AT&T is willing <br /> to co-locate on existing structures when their location allows them to <br /> substantially satisfy the engineering design requirements. <br /> 2. Existing 250' Lattice tower in the northeast corner of Hwy 51 & I-694: <br /> This structure is does not meet AT&T's engineering requirements as it is located <br /> too far north of Bethel University and too close to the existing AT&T site on the <br /> Arden Hills/Cummings Park Drive Water Tower. An AT&T facility at this location <br /> would provide material undesirable interference to the existing Cummings Park <br /> Drive site and would not provide acceptable and reliable in-building coverage to <br /> Bethel University. <br /> 3. Arden Hills Water Tower located at 1260 Red Fox Road: <br /> This site would likely provide reliable outdoor coverage to most of the Bethel <br /> campus and surrounding area but would not provide acceptable in-building <br /> coverage. In particular, the numerous buildings located in northwest portion of <br /> the campus and on the west side of the campus would not have sufficient and <br /> reliable in-building coverage for voice and data wireless devices. Even though <br /> this WT is 0.3 miles from the campus this WT, it sits on a high ground (940 ft <br /> AMSL) when compared to the Bethel University campus (880 ft AMSL) so by <br /> collocating on the WT signal from the antennas will be shooting over the <br /> campus. Please see attachment 1 for more details. <br />