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and/or the a tower or antenna the COUIICil designates a specific as a Site. detem1ination affords an applicant such a Sprint PCS to proceed through the pennitting process and does not require a public hearing or a conditional use permit, if the tower or antenna they use is located on a City Council designated City Site. 3.0 REVIEW of OPTIONS: 3.1 Staff has reviewed the "new" City Hall Campus plan and concludes that the most practical location for a telecommunication tower is directly east of the Public Works Maintenance Building adjacent and within the newly designed and expanded storage area. Staff, with the assistance of Ankeny Kell Architects, has detennined that a tower with up to four separate users can be located in the in an area (see attached site plan). 3.2 Staff has also requested Mr. Harrington provide photos taken from specific locations arOlmd City Hall and superimpose a tower w/communication devices at a height of 100 feet, 120 feet, and 150 feet (see attachments). 3.3 As a comparison to the height options, the light poles at the John Rose Oval are 70 feet tall; the large electrical transmission towers along County Road Care 137 feet tall; the communication tower at Reservoir Woods is 150 feet tall; and the communication tower adjacent the water tower at Fire Station Number 2 is 180 feet tall. 4.0 SUGGESTED COUNCIL ACTION: 4.1 Direct staff as to whether the Council supports the City Hall Campus as a City Site under Section 1012.1 OA3 of the Roseville City, specifically identifying a site for the future installation of a monopole communication tower. 4.2 Determine the appropriate height of any tower/antenna to be installed on the City Hall Campus, understanding that the City Code suggests that towers and antennas be created to allow joint usage. The height options are 100 feet, 120 feet, and 150 feet. Prepared by: Thomas Paschke (65 1-490-2236) Attachments: Location map, narrative, site plan, aerial photo. PF3496 . ReA 06/16/03 - Page 2 of2 Attachment A