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AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
Agenda Item 13
October 5, 2021
City Council
STAFF
Will Lindsey, Associate Planner
Kai Kleer, Associate Planner
Ryan Mounce, City Planner
Brad Yatabe, Legal
SUBJECT
First Reading of Ordinance No. 130, 2021, Adopting the City’s Wireless Telecommunications Master Plan as
an Element of City Plan.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The purpose of this item is to seek adoption of the Wireless Telecommunications Master Plan (the “Plan”) to
address the growing demand for wireless service in the community and align local policies and regulations to
be subsequently adopted with community preferences and recent state and federal legislation. The Plan
provides goals, policies, and implementation strategies to inform recommended updates to the City’s Lan d Use
Code and administrative policies to ensure the community can be more strategic during the review of new
wireless communication infrastructure.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends adoption of the Ordinance on First Reading.
BACKGROUND / DISCUSSION
In 2018, Council appropriated $50,000 as part of the 2019-2020 biennial budget to fund the completion of the
City’s first Wireless Telecommunications Master Plan. City Plan Strategy SC -2b calls for the completion of a
wireless communications plan followed by Land Use Code amendments addressing the design, location and
required process for constructing for wireless telecommunication facilities. Cityscape Consultants, Inc., an
independent wireless consultant that specifically works with local government o n wireless policy, was hired to
assist staff with analysis and creation of the Plan. An Advisory Committee consisting of staff and community
members met periodically throughout the process to review and provide guidance on various elements of the
Plan. The City began the planning process in Spring 2020 and included the following three phases:
Phase I: Research and Assessment of Existing Conditions
The initiation phase of the Plan included exploration of key issues related to wireless trends, collecting
community feedback, and asked participants to confirm feedback received through several contentious
neighborhood meetings. All wireless facilities were researched, cataloged, and assessed and can be found
under Appendix A of the Plan.
Phase II: Choices and Strategies
The second planning phase documented existing wireless conditions by developing simulated coverage and
capacity maps. The resulting analysis identified gaps that are assumed to be filled one day by wireless
infrastructure. With this information, staff developed a targeted outreach strategy to engage the public from
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areas that might expect future wireless development. Outreach included facilitated conversations, surveys, and
one-on-one meetings with stakeholders to discuss the trade-offs that may be faced when developing wireless
sites in areas of the community that may lack strong wireless coverage and capacity.
Phase Ill: Plan Development
During the development of the Plan, content was developed by Cityscape along with staff and curated through
review by a technical advisory committee, City Boards and Commissions, community members and other
wireless stakeholders.
The Plan identifies several opportunities and challenges the City will face as the community grows, wireless
technology progresses, and wireless subscribers consume more data. This Plan will serve as the basis for the
City to implement targeted Land Use Code amendments that address the design, location, and an updated
development process for constructing wireless telecommunication facilities. The vision for the future is based
on feedback received from various community members, technical experts, boards and commissions, and
summarized in the following vision statements:
• Provide context-sensitive concealment elements that are compatible with surrounding natural and
architectural environments.
• Use limited public lands, such as parks, civic buildings, and golf courses to allow greater community
control over placement and design, protect the community from visual impacts and imp rove coverage in
hard to reach residential areas.
• Promote greater transparency from the wireless industry by requiring applicants to demonstrate radio
frequency emission compliance with any new or existing wireless development.
• Maintain cohesive small wireless facility design standards which require undergrounding of equipment to
protect the community's visual quality.
• Continually monitor, update, and publish the City's database of existing wireless communication facilities
as a tool to promote collocation.
The following table identifies the key strategies and policies recommended to fulfill the community vision for
wireless telecommunication infrastructure. Specifically, listed below are seven of the nine strategies identified
for Short Term (1-3 years) implementation which will be the focus of the subsequent Land Use Code update
following adoption of the Plan.
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Next steps for work related to the Plan include:
• 6-12 Months - Initiate the short-term items as outlined in the Plan, draft Land Use Code changes, conduct
community outreach
• 6-12 Months - Planning and Zoning Commission Work Sessions (to be scheduled), Council Work Session
(to be scheduled), adoption of Land Use Code changes
CITY FINANCIAL IMPACTS
Funding has already been allocated for the development of the Plan and the Land Use Code update and
implementation taking place after adoption. That work will be conducted with the support of outside legal
counsel during Q4 2021 and Q1 2022.
• Prior Appropriated Funds - $50,000
o Cityscape Consultants, Inc. - $40,100
o Outside legal counsel support - $9,900
BOARD / COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION
The progression of the Plan was presented at the March 26, May 14, and June 11 , 2021, Planning and Zoning
Commission Work Sessions. Additionally, the Plan progress and draft strategies were presented to the Golf
Board on April 14, 2021, and the Parks & Recreation Board on April 28 and May 26, 2021, both of which
expressed support for the Plan.
At the September 16, 2021, regular hearing, the Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended
that Council adopt the Wireless Telecommunications Master Plan with the condition that the proposed
revisions documented in a Memorandum dated September 15, 2021 (Attachment 1), be incorporated into the
final draft prior to First Reading. The proposed revisions provided to the Planning and Zoning Commission
have been incorporated into the version of the Plan provided for Council consideration.
PUBLIC OUTREACH
Two in-person public meetings were held on March 10 and 11, 2020, to kick-off the project, obtain input on
priorities, address wireless conditions and review existing infrastructure in the City. The Plan process was
paused due to the rapid growth of COVID-19 infections in the community and the subsequent lockdo wn that
went into effect in March 2020. The Plan hiatus lasted until August 2020. When work resumed on the Plan, the
public outreach strategy changed to take place virtually for the remainder of the project.
A significant component of outreach for the pr oject was a survey which was conducted from mid-March -mid-
April 2021. The survey was geared towards interested stakeholders to offer input on their experiences and
opinions about the current state of wireless connectivity and aesthetics of the infrastruct ure in the City. The
City received over 300 responses to the survey the entirety of which can be reviewed in Appendix B of the
Plan. Poll results and commentary from participants affirmed the gaps in coverage and capacity identified in
the consultant’s analysis. An abbreviated summary of the survey results is listed below:
• Aesthetics in terms of height, color and appearance are of greatest importance to the community .
• 198 (81.5%) of respondents live and work in Fort Collins year-round.
• 209 (85.3%) respondents indicated the quality of wireless service is important to them.
• 238 respondents rely on their mobile device for personal use/entertainment; 177 also rely on it for work
and 41 of those polled rely on it for school.
• 105 (42.9%) respondents indicated their network coverage at home is poor; 26 (10.6%) indicated it was
excellent.
• 160 (67.8%) respondents indicated they would prefer taller facilities with multiple collocation possibilities as
opposed to shorter and potentially more towers.
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• 229 (93.9%) respondents indicated they support locating concealed cell towers on City-owned property.
ATTACHMENTS
1. Staff Memo to Planning & Zoning Comission, September 15, 2021 (PDF)
2. Planning & Zoning Commission Work Session Memorandum, June 11, 2021 (PDF)
3. Planning & Zoning Commission Work Session Presentation, May 14, 2021 (PDF)
4. Planning & Zoning Commission Work Session Presentation, March 26, 2021 (PDF)
5. Parks & Recreation Board Minutes, May 26, 2021 (PDF)
6. Parks & Recreation Board Minutes, April 28, 2021 (PDF)
7. Golf Board Minutes, April 14, 2021 (PDF)
8. Powerpoint Presentation (PDF)
Community Development & Neighborhood
Services
Planning & Development Services
281 North College Avenue
P.O. Box 580
Fort Collins, CO 80522.0580
970.221.6376
970.224.6111- fax
MEMORANDUM
Date: September 15, 2021
To: Chair Haefele and Members of the Planning & Zoning Commission
From: Will Lindsey, Associate City Planner
Re: Wireless Telecommunication Master Plan Recommended Revisions
__________________________________________________________________
Recommended Revisions
During the Planning & Zoning Commission Work Session on Friday September 10th several revisions to
the Wireless Telecommunication Master Plan were requested by members of the Commission.
Additionally, staff is proposing additional changes based on stakeholder input received prior to the Work
Session. These changes are documented in the table below with an item-by-item summary of the
revisions including the revised language proposed by staff. Additionally, a question was posed by the
Commission about whether any direct reference to the Plan’s Glossary would be made in the Land Use
Code. It is anticipated that the definitions found in the Plan Glossary will incorporated into Land Use Code
Article 5 – Terms and Definitions as part of the subsequent Land Use Code changes that will be
conducted in Fall 2021/Winter 2022.
Page # Current Language Revised Language Explanation
3 – Executive
Summary
“This is incredibly important for
the community as it is
anticipated that in the future,
wireless providers will need to
supplement the City of Fort
Collins' (City) network of one-
hundred twenty-three (123)
existing wireless facilities.”
“This is incredibly
important for the City
as it is anticipated that
in the future, wireless
providers will need to
expand the existing
network of one-
hundred twenty-three
(123) existing
wireless facilities in
order to effectively
serve the Fort Collins
community.”
Commission members
requested that the Plan
clarify that the City is not
a provider of wireless
service.
11 – Table 1: Short
and Long Term
Strategies and
Policies
CONSIDERATIONS
“Wireless providers must follow
FCC guidelines as it relates to
RF emissions.”
“Wireless providers
must follow FCC
regulations as it
relates to RF
emissions.”
One of the strategies
listed in this table relates
to requiring proof of RF
compliance. Under
“Considerations” for this
strategy it says that
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“wireless providers must
follow FCC guidelines as
it relates to RF
emissions.” These are
not “guidelines” but rather
are
rules/regulations that the
FCC adopts.
11 – Table 1: Short
and Long Term
Strategies and
Policies
N/A Strategy: Encourage
the use of art as a
stealth deployment
method for future
wireless
telecommunication
facilities.
Description: Explore
ways to incentivize
the provision of
public and/or private
art pieces as a means
of effectively
disguising wireless
infrastructure.
Considerations: What
constitutes art
requires extra
consideration but
can also create a
facility that is unique
to the community.
Timeline: Short-Term
(1-3 years)
Commission members
requested that the Plan
more explicitly state a
Strategy related to the
use of art as a method or
deployment for stealth
facilities.
11 – Table 1: Short
and Long Term
Strategies and
Policies
Strategy: “Continually update
and publish a wireless
inventory map for the City.”
Description: “Keep track of all
wireless applications in
inventory form.”
Strategy: “Publish
and update a
wireless inventory
map for the City”
Description: “The
City should build on
the inventory
included in the Plan
by adding facilities to
the map as they
submit for
development review.
This inventory
should be publicly
accessible.”
The Commission
requested clarification
about the language
related to “Continually
Updating” the inventory
map.
13 – Legal
Framework,
Federal
Regulations
“The Telecommunication Act of
1996 is the foundation that
local codes build upon when
drafting local regulations.
Subsequent congressional and
federal laws provide the
definitions and timelines
referenced as "shot clocks"
that state and local
“The
Telecommunication
Act of 1996 preserves
local siting authority
but contains a
handful of specific
provisions where
localities are required
to follow federal
The Telecom Act
“preserves” local land use
authority, subject to a
handful of specific
exceptions where the
federal law is controlling.
The Telecom Act is not a
foundation to build upon
but rather a law that
governments must follow when
regulating the industry.”
restrictions. These
limitations of local
authority must be
taken into account
when drafting local
regulations.
Subsequent
congressional
legislation and
federal regulations
adopted by the
Federal
Communications
Commission provide
the definitions and
timelines referenced
as ‘shot clocks’ that
state and local
governments must
follow when
regulating the
industry.”
recognizes local control
generally but specifies
some limited preemption.
Additionally, the reference
in the second sentence to
“congressional and
federal laws” is inaccurate
in that it is Congress that
passes the laws, and the
FCC rules and regulations
provide the definitions
and shot clocks.
13 – Legal
Framework,
Federal
Regulations
“grants local governments the
authority to regulate wireless
infrastructure”
“preserves local
government authority
to regulate wireless
infrastructure.”
Edit to clarify that local
zoning authority existed
well prior to the passage
of the Telecom Act.
14 - Legal
Framework,
Federal
Regulations
“Report and Order 1” “2014 Report and
Order”
Change the reference
name of the FCC’s 2014
action to align with the
more commonly used
title.
15 – Table 2:
Process Timelines
N/A Installation Type:
Eligible Facilities
Request (EFRs)
EFRs can involve small
cell sites and they can
also involve macro sites.
Most significantly, EFR
sites have different
required timeframes for
review, and different
remedies for failure to
comply with such
timeframes. In other
words, all EFRs can be
modifications to small cell
sites OR macro sites; but
not all modifications to
small cell sites or macro
sites are EFRs
15 – Table 2:
Process Timelines
N/A Time Period For
Decision: 60 Days*
Under FCC rules, local
governments have 60
days to review
applications for EFRs.
15 – Table 2:
Process Timelines
N/A Review and Initial
Process: Within 30
days of receipt of the
application a local
government may toll
The addition of this
information clarifies how
EFRs differ from in review
from other wireless
facilities. Once additional
the shot clock by
notifying the
applicant of the
incompleteness and
requiring additional
information related to
determining whether
the application
qualifies as an EFR.
Once additional
information is
provided, the shot
clock resumes at the
point where it was
tolled.
information is provided,
the shot clock resumes at
the point where it was
tolled. Following a
supplemental submission,
the local government has
10 days to notify the
applicant that the
supplemental submission
did not provide the
information identified in
the original notice
delineating missing
information.
15 – Table 2:
Process Timelines
“** In the event of expiry of the
FCC's shot clock for a new
macro facility or macro
collocation on an existing
PWSF, the applicant is entitled
to bring action in federal court
seeking to compel the
jurisdiction to grant the permit,
which the court is supposed to
hear on an expedited basis,
and the community faces a
rebuttable presumption that it
violated 47 USC §332 by
failing to timely adjudicate the
application. The community
can then defend and explain
why it was unable to do so
within allowable timeframes.”
“** In the event of
expiry of the FCC's
shot clock for a new
macro facility or macro
collocation on an
existing PWSF, the
applicant is entitled to
bring action in federal
court seeking to
compel the jurisdiction
to grant the permit,
which the court is
supposed to hear on
an expedited basis,
and the community
faces a rebuttable
presumption that it
violated 47 USC §332
by failing to timely
adjudicate the
application. The
community can then
defend and explain
why it was unable to
do so within allowable
timeframes.”
The Plan does not need
to reference federal court
as applicants may sue in
either federal or state
court.
15 – Table 2:
Process Timelines
N/A *** Local
governments may
not continue to toll
the shot clock by
requesting additional
information from
providers unrelated
to that initial request.
If a provider
responds to an initial
notice of
incompleteness but
fails to include the
information
requested by the
Add language to Table 2
clarifying that the City can
require additional
information that it may
need which it neglected to
request the first time
around, but if it is not a
subject of the initial
request the City cannot
use subsequent requests
to toll the shot clocks.
local government in
that notice, the local
government may only
toll the shot clock
again to alert the
provider that it has
not provided the
information it
requested but may
not request further
information as
grounds for a
subsequent tolling.
16 – Colorado
State Regulations
Colorado State Regulations Colorado State Law Change title of section to
reflect that the topic is
one statute not a
regulation.
16 – Colorado
State Regulations
The State of Colorado has
imposed different timelines
than the Federal Government
through the FCC's regulations
for various types of wireless
infrastructure. When navigating
different federal and state
timelines it is always
recommended to follow the
shorter timeline for each
applicable type of application
to avoid creating a conflict with
compliance amongst the
competing timelines.
The State of Colorado
has imposed different
timelines than the
Federal Government
through the FCC's
regulations for various
types of wireless
infrastructure. When
navigating different
federal and state
timelines it is always
recommended to follow
the shorter timeline for
each applicable type of
application to avoid
creating a conflict with
compliance amongst
the competing
timelines. It should be
noted that some of
the state and federal
definitions are
different, and that
unless and until
challenged, the City’s
policy is to follow
state law definitions
where conflicts
exists when the City
determines that it
benefits the City’s
regulatory program.
Additional language in the
paragraph which
stipulates when it is
prudent for the City to
follow State definitions
related to wireless
telecommunication
infrastructure.
63 - Glossary Macro Wireless Facilities -
Traditional support structures
for personal wireless service
facilities (PWSF) identified as
macro cell facilities consist of
multiple provider use towers
and base stations. Macro
Macro Wireless
Facilities - Traditional
support structures for
personal wireless
service facilities
(PWSF) identified as
macro cell facilities
The Commission
requested that the height
listed in the definition for
Macro Wireless Facilities
be changed to a height
more contextual to Fort
Collins. In evaluating the
facilities are taller infrastructure
usually in excess of 80 feet in
height and have been the most
commonly utilized
infrastructure over the last
thirty years. Macro facilities are
considered the backbone of
the network and allow service
providers the most flexible
options when deploying their
usable spectrum and providing
signal over the greatest area. It
also allows the flexibility to
target the desired signal to a
specific location.
consist of multiple
provider use towers
and base stations.
Macro facilities are
taller infrastructure
usually ranging
between 50 and 100
feet in height and have
been the most
commonly utilized
infrastructure over the
last thirty years. Macro
facilities are
considered the
backbone of the
network and allow
service providers the
most flexible options
when deploying their
usable spectrum and
providing signal over
the greatest area. It
also allows the
flexibility to target the
desired signal to a
specific location.
inventory of facilities Staff
felt that a height range
between 50 and 100 feet
was more appropriate as
it is reflective of the range
of facility heights found
throughout the
community.
64 - Glossary According to the FCC a small
wireless facility must meet the
following criteria:
• Each antenna
associated with the facility
must be located inside an
enclosure of no more than
three (3) cubic feet in volume,
or in the case of antenna that
have exposed elements, each
antenna and all of its exposed
elements must be able to fit
within an enclosure of not
more than six (6) cubic feet in
volume; and
• All other wireless
equipment associated with the
facility is cumulatively no more
than twenty-eight (28) cubic
feet in volume. The following
ancillary equipment is not
included in this calculation
electric meters, concealment
elements, telecommunications
demarcation boxes, ground-
based enclosures, grounding
equipment, power transfer
switches, cutoff switches,
vertical cable runs for the
connection of power and other
According to Colorado
Revised Statutes a
small wireless facility
must meet the
following criteria:
• Each antenna
associated with the
facility must be located
inside an enclosure of
no more than three (3)
cubic feet in volume, or
in the case of antenna
that have exposed
elements, each
antenna and all of its
exposed elements
must be able to fit
within an enclosure of
not more than three
(3) cubic feet in
volume; and
• All other
wireless equipment
associated with the
facility is cumulatively
no more than
seventeen (17) cubic
feet in volume. The
following ancillary
equipment is not
Amends the size of small
wireless facilities to align
with the State definition
rather than the Federal.
services, and utility poles or
other support structures.
included in this
calculation: electric
meters, concealment
elements,
telecommunications
demarcation boxes,
ground-based
enclosures, grounding
equipment, power
transfer switches, and
cutoff switches, vertical
cable runs for the
connection of power
and other services,
and utility poles or
other support
structures.
Community Development & Neighborhood
Services
Planning & Development Services
281 North College Avenue
P.O. Box 580
Fort Collins, CO 80522.0580
970.221.6376
970.224.6111- fax
MEMORANDUM
Date: June 2, 2021
To: Members of the Planning & Zoning Commission
From: Will Lindsey, Associate City Planner
Re: Wireless Telecommunication Master Plan Draft Review
Staff wanted to inform the Commission that the Wireless Telecommunication Master Plan has been
posted for public review. A link to the draft document can be found here:
https://ourcity.fcgov.com/wirelessmasterplan/news_feed/draft-wireless-master-plan
Members of the Commission as well as the public are encouraged to provide questions and comments on
the Plan draft through Monday June 14th. Once the comment period closes staff will make revisions to the
draft based on the feedback received.
It is anticipated that staff will bring the Plan to the Planning & Zoning Commission hearing scheduled on
July 15th for discussion and recommendation. The Plan is tentatively scheduled for the City Council Work
Session on August 10th, and the Regular Session on September 7th.
If Commission members have additional questions or comments please contact Will Lindsey, Project
Manager at wlindsey@fcgov.com.
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Complete a comprehensive analysis of wireless telecommunication
opportunities, issues, service gaps, and constraints.
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PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD
TYPE OF MEETING – REGULAR
03/24/2021 – MINUTES Page 2
o The Fort Collins Fun Disc Golf Club has close to 1000 members. The club
caters to beginners/casual players and aims to help grow the sport. They run
charity tournaments and have worked with the City of Ft. Collins to maintain the
disc golf courses in the past.
o They would like to work with the City to revamp the disc golf course at Edora. It
needs new baskets on some holes, replacement of missing holes, new map
design for the course, etc. They would also like to participate in the redesign of
the Edora disc golf course when that happens in the future.
o They are requesting the Board’s help in communicating with the City to get this
conversation started. They are ready and willing to fundraise and help with all
aspects of the improvements.
o The Board is in support of them and will pass concerns onto the Parks
Department.
5. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Mike Tupa moved to accept minutes as presented, and Shari Heymann seconded.
April 2021 minutes were approved. Motion passed 5 approved, 0 opposed.
6. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Budgeting for Outcomes Update – Kendra Boot
o Round one of offers being reviewed currently.
o Next steps include community outreach.
o There will be an email coming out to the Boards and Commisions to give the
opportunity for the Board to give support and feedback for specific offers. You can
google ourcity.fcgov.com and go to 2022 Budget to learn more about how to
participate in the BFO process if so desired.
Review Draft of Wireless Master Plan – Will Lindsey
o We are in phase 3 of the project.
o There are currently many limitations on cell towers including height and many single
provider sites.
o Over half of the city is deficient in terms of wireless coverage.
o Current standards favor co-location of towers on existing structures, but there are
not many opportunities in the high needs areas for towers.
o Community feedback requested taller facilities with multiple co-location possibilities,
fewer but taller facilities were preferred.
o The recommendation Will has received includes:
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03/24/2021 – MINUTES Page 3
x Put towers on city properties, preferably concealed towers (trees and
flagpoles).
x Will asked how the Board feels about the idea of a pre-designed concealed
tower. The Board encouraged using camouflaging of the towers and making
the towers as discreet as possible if in park areas.
7. NEW BUSINESS
o Mayor Arndt is the new Council Liaison. She will attend the July meeting.
8. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS
x FC Bikes – Mike Tupa:
o Bicycle Advisory Committee:
The City is considering an underpass at the Linden and Poudre
aqua at grade crossing, with the addition of new trail also.
There was continued discussion on the Safe Stop legislation, but
no new insight.
The Bike Advisory Committee is a subset of the transportation
committee.
x Civic Center Park Meeting - Mike Novell:
o The Civic Center Park is being designed by a 3rd party architect.
o They settled on a plan that centered on City Hall, and revamping
Washington Park.
o On a sidenote, Mike worked with the City Recreation staff, and mentioned
they are doing a great job!
9. OTHER BUSINESS
1. Recreation Update – Aaron Harris
o Recreation received $38K in funding from city council and grants
to offset childcare cost.
o Recreation is seeking $100K for the South East Community Center and pool, via
public outreach and a program plan in that is in place. The location of the center
has not been determined yet.
o The City Park pool opens this weekend. There is a national shortage of
lifeguards and childcare staff, the City is 40-50 staff short for these areas.
o EPIC ice rank is closed for repairs and maintenance this week but should be
done by this weekend.
2. Park Planning Update – Jen Torrey
o City Park construction on the restroom is finishing up, and open to the public.
They are finishing up the accessible parking around it also.
o The Bucking Horse Park Neighborhood meeting 2 is tomorrow night.
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03/24/2021 – MINUTES Page 4
Forestry is partnering with neighboring communities to keep open
communication and similar messaging surrounding EAB issues.
It was confirmed that the urban canopy contains diverse trees, no
other tree species exceeds 10% of the total urban canopy of Ft.
Collins.
The Board is eager to help support Forestry with this process, by
writing a letter of support for more funding of this if deemed
necessary by Forestry in the future.
x Wireless Master Plan Update – Will Lindsey
o Intent: complete a comprehensive analysis of wireless telecommunication
opportunities, issues, service gaps and constraints.
This plan aims to develop a new strategy, process and guidelines
for implementing wireless towers across the City to improve
wireless coverage across Fort Collins.
The importance of purposeful placement of towers in relation to
parks was discussed. If towers are to be placed in parks, the
Board requests that they are camouflaged in with the scenery and
that funding from those towers goes back to the parks in some
way.
o The Board would like Will to return for May’s meeting to review the draft
plan.
8. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS
x FC Bikes – Mike Tupa:
o CO Safety Program proposes that bicycles can treat stop signs like yield
signs, while a red light means a definite stop (they are working to get it on
the statewide ballot). Visit www.BicyleColorado.org for more info.
o NPO is looking for signage along Poudre Trail on North of town, you can
tell them where you want signs to go.
x Super Issues meeting – Catherine Carabetta:
o They covered the city budget process overview (www.ourcity.fcgov.com to
get more info on this) and reimagining boards and commissions in which
they presented new term length for boards.
9. OTHER BUSINESS
1.Recreation Update: We are working to expand our hours. The Senior Center Pool
is scheduled to open October 4th. City Park pool is the priority to open for the
summer. Summer camp registrations are up to 50% to capacity already. Summer
registration day for the Recreator is May 14th.
2.Park Planning Update: The Poudre River Trail at I-25 will be completed when
CDOT completes their construction, then PPD can connect the trail. We are
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Golf Board
TYPE OF MEETING – (REGULAR)
April 14, 2021 6:00 PM
Zoom Meeting
03/10/21 – MINUTES Page 1
1. CALL TO ORDER
x Kathy Meyer called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM
2. ROLL CALL
x Board Members Present
o Patrick Dawson
o Michael Hardisty
o Ross Liggett
o John Litel
o Kathy Meyer
o James Penland
o Jon Schmunk
x Staff Present
o Scott Phelps
o Dawn Worth
3. AGENDA REVIEW
x The wireless facility presentation will be moved to the first item on the Agenda.
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On a motion by James Penland, seconded by Ross Liggett, the Board voted (7:0) to
approve the March 10, 2021 Minutes.
5. WIRELESS FACILITY
Will Lindsey, City Planning Specialist, presented the Wireless Telecommunication Master
Plan to the Board.
He reviewed the project purpose & goals.
x Complete a comprehensive analysis of wireless telecommunication opportunities,
issues, service gaps, and constraints.
x Develop a new strategy and process for siting wireless telecommunication
infrastructure.
x Revise the Land Use Code to reflect community priorities and best practices.
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the evergreen tree. He stated that he is aware there was a plan previously presented to
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4/14/21 – MINUTES Page 2
have a cell tower placed on the netting poles at Southridge, but the neighbors opposed.
Will stated that the prior policy created some challenges. He informed the Board that they
anticipate the plan to be adopted by summer 2021.
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various 3 Boards and City Council.
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o Revise Land Use Code to align with guidance of the adopted Plan.
Will mentioned that in phase 3 there is a Community Preference Survey. Will mentioned
that from a land use perspective, golf courses are wide open areas that provide distancing.
Scott mentioned that there wasn’t much community involvement at the public meetings he
attended & he is wondering if there won’t be much involvement & concerns until the public
hears where the locations will be. Will explained that the public outreach started in March
of last year & the pandemic effected those efforts. He is encouraged by the fact that they
received almost 300 responses to the survey. Will understands that this isn’t a
representation of the community as a whole, but it’s enough to get a feel of how a large
portion of our community feels about it. Kathy feels that having emergency personnel
members as well as members of the medical community present to address any concerns
that the public might have would be beneficial. Scott stated that Golf could benefit from the
financial aspects of it. He asked Will to let the Board know if there is anything they can do
to provide support. The Board thanked Will for his time.
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3Plan Findings123 Sites (May 2021)Majority of facilities are macro cell (96)Majority of facilities are concealed (69)Monopole Tower Non-concealed (22)Base Station Non-concealed (19)Unipole Tower Concealed (44)Base Station Concealed (25)
4Plan FindingsFindings• City has more co-located equipment than free standing towers• 13 out of 73 towers and base stations are multi provider facilities• 60 are single provider sitesColorSignal StrengthSignal Strength DescriptionYellow SuperiorStrong enough to operate within most buildingsGreen AverageStrong enough to operate in vehicle but not inside most buildingsBlue AcceptableStrong enough to operate outside but not in a vehicle or building
5Plan FindingsFindingsRooftop antennas can be 15’ above the roof but:• Zoning requires maximum distance between antenna and roof edge• Architecturally difficult to add concealment for a 2nd provider• Building owners may be limiting number of rooftop providers
Plan FindingsHeat Capacity Map For A Single Provider• Over ½ of the City is deficient in wireless coverage and network capacity6ColorPotential CapacitySignal Strength DescriptionGreen GoodRatio of number of sites to subscriber base should support a robust networkOrange AverageRatio of number of sites to subscriber base is problematic to support a robust networkRed PoorRatio of number of sites to subscriber base is poor likely cannot support a robust network
Plan Findings7Zone Districts• Current standards favor co-location on existing structures over free-standing facilities• Denser residential areas where facilities are not allowed are also absent of tall structures for co-location
8Public OutreachKey Takeaways Spring 2021 Survey Responses•Aestheticsare of greatest importance to the community•85.3% - “Quality of wireless service is important to me.”•42.9% - “My network coverage at home is poor.”•10.6% - “My network coverage at home is excellent.”•67.8% - “I prefer taller facilities with multiple collocation possibilities opposed to shorter and potential more towers.”•93.9% - “I would support locating concealed cell towers on City owned property.”
9Stories We’ve Heard“I would like to see strong 5G connectivity through out Fort Collins. I realize that for some aesthetics are an issue for some, however wireless connectivity is becoming essential and is a public safety issue.” “There needs to be a balance between connectivity and the way this technology affects people who are electromagnetically sensitive.”“I feel less safe at work late at night, because I’m usually alone and have close to no service where I’m located.”“I have contemplated moving out of south FC strictly because the coverage is so bad. Even those that say its not a priority or concern, do not deal with bad connection issues.”“I like the idea of having greater site density on existing structuresand minimizing tall standalone towers.”“Registry Ridge is a great community in Fort Collins, however we have been forgotten regarding cell towers and cell servicein this community.”“Frequent updates on the progress of this infrastructurewould be good to know.”
10Vision for the FutureProvide context-sensitive concealment elements that are compatible with surrounding natural and architectural environments.Use limited public lands, such as parks, civic buildings and golf coursesin an effort to allow greater community control over placement and design, protect the community from visual impacts and improve coverage in hard to reach residential areas.Promote greater transparency from the wireless industryby requiring applicants to demonstrate radio frequency emission compliance with any new or existing wireless development.Maintain cohesive small wireless facility design standardswhich require undergrounding of equipment to protect the community's visual quality.Continually monitor, update, and publish the City's database of existing wireless communication facilitiesas a tool to promote collocation.
11Strategic AlignmentSTRATEGIC OBJECTIVESNLSH 1.6 – Protect and preserve quality of life in neighborhoods.HPG 7.1 – Provide world-class municipal services to residents and businesses.CITY PLANSafe Community SC-2b – Complete a Wireless Communications Plan and implement targeted Land Use Code amendments.
12Key Strategies•Further incentivize roof or wall mounted installations.•Create a conditional use process for reviewing wireless proposals in residential zone districts.•Consider the use of certain City-owned properties.•Develop design standards and expectations for wireless facilities.
Next Steps & Implementation13Fall 2021 Dates:• September 16 – Planning & Zoning Commission Unanimously Recommended Approval (On Consent)• October 5 – City Council Adoption (1st Reading)• October 19th–City Council Adoption (2ndReading)Next 6-12 Months: • Initiate Short-Term items• Draft Land Use Code changes• Conduct community outreach• P&Z Work Sessions (to be scheduled)• City Council Work Session (to be scheduled)• Adoption of Land Use Code ChangesOngoing: • Establish online public inventory of infrastructure and update as projects are submitted
14Adoption ConsiderationDoes the City Council wish to make a motion adopting the Wireless Telecommunication Master Plan on First Reading?
For Questions or Comments, Please Contact:THANK YOU!Will Lindsey, Associate City Plannerwlindsey@fcgov.com/ 970-224-6164
16Reference Slides
17Legal FrameworkCOMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1934Created the FCC and established that wireline and wireless communications would be exclusively regulated by the Federal Government.TELECOMMUNICATION ACT OF 1996, Section 704Preserves local governments zoning authority over certain aspects of the personal wireless services communications industry.FCC 2016 AND 2018 REPORT AND ORDERS AND DECLARATORY RULINGSCollocation by right on eligible facilities, shot clock timelines established and small wireless facilities in rights-of-wayCOLORADO HOUSE BILL 17-1193“The siting, mounting, placement, construction, and operation of a small cell facility or a small cell network is a permitted use by right in any zone”
18Phase 1 FindingsGreat Variety Of Concealed (45) and Semi-concealed (15) Towers and Base StationsFaux Silo Faux 2ndStoryPainted AntennaFaux Clock
• 75 sites 60’ or less in height• Ordinance requirements effectively advancing: • Use of existing structures• Variety of concealment techniques• Low antenna mounts• Conversely low antenna mountings:• Less collocation• Smaller service area19Phase 1 FindingsConcealed Tower Concealed Base Station
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Phase 2 Findings21Coverage Map For A Single Provider At Each Site• High frequency coverage map• The level of propagation signal strength is shown through the gradation of colors from yellow to blue.ColorSignal StrengthSignal Strength DescriptionYellow SuperiorStrong enough to operate within most buildingsGreen AverageStrong enough to operate in vehicle but not inside most buildingsBlue AcceptableStrong enough to operate outside but not in a vehicle or building
22• Gap ComparisonsService Provider Coverage Map Comparisons • High frequency coverage map• Service provider with greatest number of sites deployed• Service provider with fewer number of sites deployed• Some areas are same for both providersProvider 1 Provider 2
23• Network CapacityCapacity Variables• Population Per Square Mile• Traffic Counts• Year data collected varies by point (2014-2020)• Totals collected at each point are per day
Phase 2 Findings24Heat Capacity Map For A Single Provider• High frequency coverage map• The level of propagation signal strength is shown through the gradation of colors from green to red.ColorPotential CapacitySignal Strength DescriptionGreen GoodRatio of number of sites to subscriber base should support a robust networkOrange AverageRatio of number of sites to subscriber base is problematic to support a robust networkRed PoorRatio of number of sites to subscriber base is poor likely cannot support a robust network
25• LUC Definitions•Wireless telecom m unication equipm entshall mean any equipm ent used to provide wireless te lecom m unication service, but which is not affixed to or contained with in a wireless te lecom m unication service facility, but is instead affixed to or m ounted on an existing building or structure th a t is used for som e other purpose.•Wireless telecom m unication facilityshall mean any freestanding facility, building, pole, to w e r or structure used to provide only wireless te lecommunication services, and which consists of, with o u t limita tion, antennae, equipm ent and storage and other accessory structures used to provide wireless te lecom m unication services.
Gap and Zoning Comparisons26Zone District Area Calculations:ZONE Area Sq MiCG 1.866D 0.188HMN 0.087LMN 10.229MMN 2.930NCB 0.247NCL 0.842NCM 0.853RF 0.695RUL 0.450UE 4.299
Gap and Zoning Comparisons27Zone District Area Calculations:ZONE Area Sq MiCG 1.866D 0.188HMN 0.087LMN 10.229MMN 2.930NCB 0.247NCL 0.842NCM 0.853RF 0.695RUL 0.450UE 4.299
• City-owned properties overlayed with propagation pattern• Could address coverage gaps in highly residential areas• Facilities could be subject to enhanced review if located on public properties28Gap and City-Owned Lands Comparison
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ORDINANCE NO. 130, 2021
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
ADOPTING THE CITY’S WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS
MASTER PLAN AS AN ELEMENT OF CITY PLAN
WHEREAS, wireless technology has permeated many aspects of daily life and has
become an essential tool for the public, for transportation and mobility, for the economic
vitality of the City, and for the efficient and effective provision of City and emergency
services; and
WHEREAS, the demand for increased wireless coverage and capacity within the City
will continue to grow; and
WHEREAS, City Plan Implementation Strategy SC-2b calls for the completion of a
wireless communications plan followed by Land Use Code amendments addressing the
design, location and required process for constructing for wireless telecommunication
facilities; and
WHEREAS, in response to City Plan Implementation Strategy SC-2b and after
extensive analysis and public outreach, City staff has completed the Wireless
Telecommunication Master Plan that assesses the current state of wireless facilities and guides
the future placement and expansion of wireless facilities and subsequent Land Use Code
amendments; and
WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission at its September 16, 2021, meeting
unanimously recommended that City Council adopt the Wireless Telecommunication Master
Plan; and
WHEREAS, the Wireless Telecommunication Master Plan is intended to be an
element of City Plan; and
WHEREAS, City Council finds that adoption of the Wireless Telecommunication
Master Plan as an element of City Plan in in the best interests of the citizens of Fort Collins.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FORT COLLINS as follows:
Section 1. That the City Council hereby makes and adopts the determinations and
findings contained in the recitals set forth above.
Section 2. That City Council hereby adopts as an element of City Plan the Wireless
Telecommunications Master Plan attached hereto as Exhibit “A” and is incorporated in and
made a part of this Ordinance by reference.
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Introduced, considered favorably on first reading, and ordered published this 5th day of
October, A.D. 2021, and to be presented for final passage on the 19th day of October, A.D. 2021.
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Mayor
ATTEST:
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Interim City Clerk
Passed and adopted on final reading on the 19th day of October, A.D. 2021.
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Mayor
ATTEST:
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Interim City Clerk
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.6252050; -104.9997494
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Atlas Tower Holdings, LLC
FACILITY SITE NAME:Odell Golf Course
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:80’
NOTES:Approved but not built - outside City
Site #1 2808 NE Frontage Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Other
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:I
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.6212288; -105.0064799
FACILITY OWNER/ID:35-02
FACILITY SITE NAME:City of Fort Collins Project/Bar/Barley Research
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:112’
NOTES:
Site ID: 2 2351 Busch Drive
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Silo
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:LMN
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.6148239; -105.0375598
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Atlas Tower Holdings, LLC
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Long Pond
FCC ASR:1306850
HEIGHT:44’
NOTES:
Site ID: 3 2008 Turnberry Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.6119052; -105.0843311
FACILITY OWNER/ID:American Tower Corporation, 414553
FACILITY SITE NAME:Terry Lake 4 Co
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:60’
NOTES:
Site ID: 4 1800 N Whitcomb Street
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:I
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T (Cricket), Sprint, T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.6048564; -105.0741160
FACILITY OWNER/ID:American Tower Corporation, 302435
FACILITY SITE NAME:Josh Ames/Wilcox & College
FCC ASR:1225956
HEIGHT:90’
NOTES:
Site #5 1314 Red Cedar Circle
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopine
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CL
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5971174; -105.0950998
FACILITY OWNER/ID:American Tower Corporation, CO-420055
FACILITY SITE NAME:Fat Tire CO
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:75’
NOTES:
Site #6 1052 W Vine Drive
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.593, -105.115
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 001
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #7 833 Elm Street
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Guy
ANTENNA TYPE:Broadcast
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5927839; -105.1073966
FACILITY OWNER/ID:JACOR Broadcasting of Colorado
FACILITY SITE NAME:KCOL
FCC ASR:1036223
HEIGHT:203’
NOTES:
Site #8 1612 Laporte Avenue
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Guy
ANTENNA TYPE:Broadcast
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5921275; -105.1057214
FACILITY OWNER/ID:JACOR Broadcasting of Colorado
FACILITY SITE NAME:KCOL
FCC ASR:1036224
HEIGHT:203’
NOTES:
Site #9 1612 Laporte Avenue
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:LMN
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5901908; -105.1216263
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Impala
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:60’
NOTES:
Site #10 2420 Laporte Avenue
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Other
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:LMN
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T, Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5901908; -105.1216263
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 856480
FACILITY SITE NAME:Taft and Vine/ Calvary Baptist Temple
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:50’
NOTES:
Site #11 2420 Laporte Avenue
Site #12 3915 Laporte Avenue
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5901874; -105.1402496
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:CSU/Atmospheric Simulation Lab
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:50’
NOTES:
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:POL
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5864537; -105.1073504
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Sprint - DN13XC324
FACILITY SITE NAME:City Park Ball Field
FCC ASR:1231305
HEIGHT:90’
NOTES:
Site #13 137 S Bryan Avenue
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:POL
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5864251; -105.1074684
FACILITY OWNER/ID:AT&T, DN3060
FACILITY SITE NAME:City Park Ball Field
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:90’
NOTES:
Site #14 139 S Bryan Avenue
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.586, -105.097
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon/ES1416
FACILITY SITE NAME:F ROW E City Park SC 1
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #15 1058 S Shields Street
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.591, -105.127
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon/ES983
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Civic Center SC6
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #16 31 Cherry Street
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:D
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5887677; -105.0773825
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Unify SC 01
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:45’
NOTES:
Site #17 185 N College Avenue
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Other
ZONING:D
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Open Range
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5863219; -105.0812680
FACILITY OWNER/ID:CO0048
FACILITY SITE NAME:Key Bank
FCC ASR:1209072
HEIGHT:159’
NOTES:
Site #18 125 S Howes Street
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:D
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5855153; -105.0819281
FACILITY OWNER/ID:COU 3022
FACILITY SITE NAME:Fort Collins 850/GSM/Rocky Mountain Bank
FCC ASR:1252806 - Terminated
HEIGHT:87’
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Site #19 315 W Oak Street
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:D
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile, Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5854827; -105.0801632
FACILITY OWNER/ID:DNO1085A
FACILITY SITE NAME:First National Bank
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:197’
NOTES:
Site #20 215 W Oak Street
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.584, -105.088
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon/ES1398
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Keybank SC3
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #21 301 S Whitcomb Street
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.584, -105.084
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon/ES1156
FACILITY SITE NAME:Otter Box SC
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #22 320 W Olive Street
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LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Lattice
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:D
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5833615; -105.0787424
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Century Link
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC-Ft Collins Main
FCC ASR:1028388
HEIGHT:140’
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Site #23 124 W Magnolia Street
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:D
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T (Cricket), Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5840067; -105.0752530
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Sprint - DN13XC320
FACILITY SITE NAME:DMA Plaza
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:115’
NOTES:
Site #24 300 Remington Street
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LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Silo
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:I
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5907261; -105.0616884
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Atlas Tower Holdings, LLC
FACILITY SITE NAME:Alta Vista
FCC ASR:1301604
HEIGHT:67’
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Site #25 903 Buckingham Street
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5825937; -105.0497089
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:30’
NOTES:
Site #26 428 S Link Lane
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:ATT, T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5854465; -105.0066074
FACILITY OWNER/ID:American Tower Corporation, CO-83356
FACILITY SITE NAME:HWY-14 & I-25 1B CO/Crossroad - Northwest
CMRS
FCC ASR:1231217
HEIGHT:80’
NOTES:
Site #27 3730 Harvester Drive
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5829322; -105.0066862
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 877020
FACILITY SITE NAME:USWW Cleary Building
FCC ASR:1032039
HEIGHT:80’
NOTES:
Site #28 3801 Weiker Drive
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LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.580, -105.038
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Charco
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:60’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #29 2317 E Mulberry Street
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CL
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5796779; -105.06076236
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC East Dale
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:40’
NOTES:Approved but not built in City
Site #30 901 Riverside Avenue
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LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Smokestack
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:E
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T, T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5770315; -105.0571753
FACILITY OWNER/ID:American Tower Corporation, 276549
FACILITY SITE NAME:Fries Enterprises Co
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:80’
NOTES:
Site #31 1133 Riverside Avenue
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:E
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5758502; -105.0559587
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Eastside Park SC
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:35’
NOTES:
Site #32 1201 Riverside Avenue
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LOCATION:Utility Easement
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Pole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:I
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5741079; -105.0476228
FACILITY OWNER/ID:PRPA, 8
FACILITY SITE NAME:Linden-Timberline 115kV
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:92’
NOTES:To Be Removed
Site #33 1101 Academy Court
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:E
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5718672; -105.0571737
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:Poudre Valley Hospital
FCC ASR:1224850
HEIGHT:66’
NOTES:
Site #34 1024 S Lemay Avenue
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LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:CC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5778573; -105.0766692
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Mugs Coffee SC
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:48’
NOTES:
Site #35 714 S College Avenue
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CSU
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5728078; -105.0807667
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:Natural & Environmental Sciences Building
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:30’
NOTES:
Site #36 1231 Libbie Coy Way
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LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CSU
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5722618; -105.0811959
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:Natural & Environmental Sciences Building
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:40’
NOTES:
Site #37 1231 Libbie Coy Way
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CSU
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5741525; -105.0833739
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:Computer Science Building
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:40’
NOTES:
Site #38 1100 Center Avenue Mall
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CSU
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5777625; -105.0873435
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:Scott Bioengineering
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:50’
NOTES:
Site #39 700 Meridian Avenue
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CSU
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5749949; -105.0892734
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:Student Recreation Center
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:40’
NOTES:
Site #40 951 Meridian Avenue
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CSU
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5726899; -105.0907051
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 823526
FACILITY SITE NAME:CSU Intramural Field
FCC ASR:1250189
HEIGHT:64’
NOTES:
Site #41 CSU IM Field, South Drive
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.576, -105.157
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 032
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #42 620 S Shields Street
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LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.576, -105.107
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 049
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #43 1613 W Plum Street
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5743432; -105.1020012
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Mo Jeaux SC
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:47’
NOTES:Proposed under City review
Site #44 1409 W Elizabeth Street
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LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5739286; -105.1008914
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:Campus West Liquor
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:32’
NOTES:
Site #45 1107 City Park Avenue
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:MMN
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.57674641; -105.1155320
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Bethel Baptist Church
FACILITY SITE NAME:
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:40’
NOTES:
Site #46 833 South Taft Hill Road
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:NC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile, Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5739751; -105.1173368
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 828344
FACILITY SITE NAME:Taft Hill & Elizabeth
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:50’
NOTES:
Site #47 1015 S Taft Hill Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:NC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5727658; -105.1159266
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 856479
FACILITY SITE NAME:Taft & Elizabeth
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:47’
NOTES:
Site #48 1015 S Taft Hill Road
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5776025; -105.1359825
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:BW Pickett Equine Center
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:35’
NOTES:
Site #49 735 S Overland Trail
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CO
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Unknown
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5636701; -105.1414095
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:Rex Miller Barn
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:30’
NOTES:
Site #50
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:T
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5592483; -105.1372082
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 877100
FACILITY SITE NAME:Fill-In/Fort Collins/FTC235
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:61’
NOTES:
Site #51 Overland Trail, North of Drake
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.568, -105.127
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 084
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #52 2621 W Prospect Road
Page 93
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.567, -105.099
FACILITY OWNER/ID:AT&T/CRAN_RUTH_FTCOL_004
FACILITY SITE NAME:COL06898F_R03_FTCOL_004
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:35’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #53 1115 W Prospect Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopine
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:NC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5664058; -105.0985081
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Atlas Tower Holdings, LLC
FACILITY SITE NAME:Loose Leaf
FCC ASR:1300635
HEIGHT:69’
NOTES:
Site #54 1127 W Prospect Road
Page 94
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.569, -105.094
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 079
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #55 928 W Lake Street
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:HMN
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5676099; -105.0905787
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Rams Crossing
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:45’
NOTES:Proposed under City review
Site #56 808 W Prospect Road
Page 95
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:E
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint, T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5662367; -105.0828021
FACILITY OWNER/ID:T-Mobile - DN03052C
FACILITY SITE NAME:Hilton Fort Collins
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:107’
NOTES:
Site #57 425 W Prospect Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5669664; -105.0795213
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC CSU South
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:51’
NOTES:
Site #58 221 W Prospect Road
Page 96
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CG
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5641543; -105.0765343
FACILITY OWNER/ID:CO-3010
FACILITY SITE NAME:Prospect & College
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:48’
NOTES:
Site #59 1730 S College Avenue
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CG
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T (Cricket)
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5605440; -105.0793007
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 839479
FACILITY SITE NAME:South College Avenue/Big A Self Storage
FCC ASR:1232618
HEIGHT:85’
NOTES:
Site #60 2121 S College Avenue
Page 97
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:NC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5664960; -105.0545429
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Fort Collins Club/Genesis Health Club
FACILITY SITE NAME:Sprint - DN40XC961D
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:48’
NOTES:
Site #61 1307 E Prospect Road
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.564, -105.062
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 102
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #62 E Stuart Street
Page 98
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.566, -105.050
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 091
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #63 1500 Edora Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Other
ANTENNA TYPE:Other
ZONING:E
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Century Link
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5661252; -105.0398813
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Century Link, DN 1238-B
FACILITY SITE NAME:Calvin Johnson
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:125’
NOTES:
Site #64 1609 S Timberline Road
Page 99
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:I
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5620093; -105.0410508
FACILITY OWNER/ID:COU3154 Edora Park
FACILITY SITE NAME:
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:50’
NOTES:
Site #65 1925 S Timberline Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopine
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:I
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.56100246; -105.027540
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:65’
NOTES:
Site #66 2025 Sharp Point Drive
Page 100
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.558, -105.065
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 123
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:FTC SC 123
Site #67 Columbia Road and Shawnee Court
LOCATION:Utility Easement
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Pole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:NC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5523383; -105.0599473
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:Drake-Timberline 115kV Line
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:90’
NOTES:To Be Removed by PRPA
Site #68 E Drake Road
Page 101
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:NC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5519896; -105.0586480
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:Scotch Pines Village
FCC ASR:1222568
HEIGHT:36’
NOTES:
Site #69 2601 S Lemay Avenue
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:NC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T, T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5507504; -105.0600488
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 839481
FACILITY SITE NAME:South Lemay
FCC ASR:1250576
HEIGHT:80’
NOTES:
Site #70 2601 S Lemay Avenue
Page 102
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.555, 105.109
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 119
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #71 Scarborough Drive and Constitution Ave
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:NC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5537153; -105.0980590
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Wolf Pup
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:38’
NOTES:
Site #72 2555 S Shields Street
Page 103
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Utility Easement
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Pole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:MMN
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5529058; -105.1015044
FACILITY OWNER/ID:PRPA
FACILITY SITE NAME:Drake- Dixon Creek 115kV Line
FCC ASR:1222569
HEIGHT:89’
NOTES:To Be Removed by PRPA
Site #73 1212 Raintree Drive
LOCATION:Utility Easement
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Pole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:POL
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5529342; -105.1050515
FACILITY OWNER/ID:PRPA DN3018 USID43096
FACILITY SITE NAME:PRPA Drake-Dixon Creek 115kV Line
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:86’
NOTES:To Be Removed by PRPA
Site #74 1600 W Drake Road
Page 104
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopine
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:RL
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5524692; -105.1062652
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Mobilitie, DN04198D
FACILITY SITE NAME:Summitview Church
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:75’
NOTES:Proposed under City review
Site #75 1601 W Drake Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:NC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5546338; -105.1165207
FACILITY OWNER/ID:FTC Drake Crossing
FACILITY SITE NAME:Verizon Wireless
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:35’
NOTES:
Site #76 2160 W Drake Road
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EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:NC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T, T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5538176; -105.1182682
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 822100
FACILITY SITE NAME:Drake Crossing Shopping Center
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:50’
NOTES:
Site #77 2170 W Drake Road
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Lattice
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:RL
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5490421; -105.1006591
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:70’
NOTES:
Site #78 1300 W Swallow Road
Page 106
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Lattice
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:RL
SERVICE PROVIDERS:None
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5490687; -105.0989817
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Sprint, DN54XC125
FACILITY SITE NAME:Stadium Light Tower
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:110’
NOTES:
Site #79 1300 W Swallow Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CG
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5476003; -105.0766042
FACILITY OWNER/ID:COL03242
FACILITY SITE NAME:College & Drake
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:50’
NOTES:Proposed under City review
Site #80 2900 S College Avenue
Page 107
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Utility Easement
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Pole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:RL
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5484776; -105.0435512
FACILITY OWNER/ID:PRPA Sprint - DN54XC126F
FACILITY SITE NAME:Utility Pole #312/Timberline-Harmon 230kV Line
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:90’
NOTES:To Be Removed by PRPA
Site #81 2842 Parklake Drive
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.539, -105.120
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 195
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #82 2300 Horsetooth Road
Page 108
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:NC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5377587; -105.0944934
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 857499
FACILITY SITE NAME:Horsetooth & Taft/Poudre Valley Plaza
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:50’
NOTES:
Site #83 1005 W Horsetooth Road
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.537, -105.123
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 187
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #84 345 Riva Ridge Drive
Page 109
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:CG
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5392315; -105.0793567
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Chippers SC
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:35’
NOTES:
Site #85 3517 S Mason Street
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CG
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5421633; -105.0767086
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 826600
FACILITY SITE NAME:Perkins
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:60’
NOTES:
Site #86 3300 S College Avenue
Page 110
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CG
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint, Century Link
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5405673; -105.0734980
FACILITY OWNER/ID:FTC-196A
FACILITY SITE NAME:Norwest Bank
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:45’
NOTES:
Site #87 3500 JFK Parkway
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CG
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T (Cricket)
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5394503; -105.0726826
FACILITY OWNER/ID:FNL-011A
FACILITY SITE NAME:Marriott Hotel
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:61’
NOTES:
Site #88 350 E Horsetooth Road
Page 111
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5358, -105.072
FACILITY OWNER/ID:AT&T/COL06896F_R01(FTCOL_009)
FACILITY SITE NAME:CRAN_RUTH_FTCOL/257167 (Node)
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:35’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #89 500 E Horsetooth Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:E
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5430560; -105.0405908
FACILITY OWNER/ID:SBA Communications, CO40865
FACILITY SITE NAME:Mister Money
FCC ASR:1273951
HEIGHT:60’
NOTES:
Site #90 2057 Vermont Drive
Page 112
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:MMN
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T (Cricket), Century Link
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5421103; -105.0369207
FACILITY OWNER/ID:FNL-010A
FACILITY SITE NAME:Fort Collins High School
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:70’
NOTES:
Site #91 3400 Timberline Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Rooftop
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.540, -105.046
FACILITY OWNER/ID:AT&T
FACILITY SITE NAME:
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:35’
NOTES:This will replace Site #93
Site #92 3405 S Timberline Road
Page 113
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:E
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5394376; -105.0415171
FACILITY OWNER/ID:CO-0179
FACILITY SITE NAME:Platt River Headquarters
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:135’
NOTES:Unipole to be removed and new site across the
street will become Site #67 as a rooftop
Site #93 2000 E Horsetooth Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Other
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:E
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5305273; -105.0419365
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Foxstone
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:40’
NOTES:Proposed under City review
Site #94 1961 Caribou Drive
Page 114
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CG
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5322219; -105.0762982
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:First National Bank
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:45’
NOTES:
Site #95 155 Boardwalk Drive
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CG
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5354427; -105.0799192
FACILITY OWNER/ID:COL03016-LTE 3C
FACILITY SITE NAME:Horsetooth & College/Creager Park
FCC ASR:10093602
HEIGHT:40’
NOTES:
Site #96 3761 South Mason Street
Page 115
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.534, -105.089
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 200
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:Proposed Under Review
Site #97 Manhattan Ave and Fir Court
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T (Cricket), Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5324665; -105.1162149
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 877015
FACILITY SITE NAME:Boats Unlimited
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:100’
NOTES:
Site #98 4001B S Taft Rd
Page 116
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Other
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:LMN
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5227607; -105.1060815
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Westbury
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:40’
NOTES:Approved not built in City
Site #99 1621 W Harmony Road
LOCATION:ROW
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Light
ANTENNA TYPE:Small Cell
ZONING:
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.526, -105.093
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC SC 209
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:37’
NOTES:
Site #100 Starflower Drive and Marigold Lane
Page 117
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:HC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T (Cricket), Sprint, Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5262322; -105.0750092
FACILITY OWNER/ID:American Tower Corporation, 302437
FACILITY SITE NAME:Warren Lake
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:85’
NOTES:
Site #101 4356 S College Avenue
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CG
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5224932; -105.0761229
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 856958
FACILITY SITE NAME:Harmony & College
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:75’
NOTES:
Site #102 4620 S College Avenue
Page 118
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Public Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Lattice
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro and Public Safety
ZONING:UE
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5230484; -105.0715425
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Poudare Fire, Ft. Collins 7
FACILITY SITE NAME:CO0052
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:120’
NOTES:
Site #103 4615 Hogan Drive
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:HC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5193067; -105.0573035
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Collindale
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:50’
NOTES:
Site #104 4824 S Lemay Avenue
Page 119
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:HC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5249478; -105.0529308
FACILITY OWNER/ID:DN60XC083-A
FACILITY SITE NAME:Harmony Market Place
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:42’
NOTES:
Site #105 1414-B E Harmony Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:HC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5228959; -105.0471029
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:Hampton Inn
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:38’
NOTES:
Site #106 1620 Oakridge Drive
Page 120
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Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Utility Easement
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Utility Pole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:HC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5233179; -105.0440015
FACILITY OWNER/ID:DN03292D
FACILITY SITE NAME:PRPA Timberline
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:110’
NOTES:To Be Removed by PRPA
Site #107 1805 E Harmony Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:HC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Centry Link, Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5219588; -105.0369717
FACILITY OWNER/ID:FTC-233B
FACILITY SITE NAME:Poudre Valley Health System
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:49’
NOTES:
Site #108 2121 E Harmony Road
Page 121
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:HC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Empty
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5216349; -105.0281368
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 839226
FACILITY SITE NAME:Corbett Drive
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:63’
NOTES:
Site #109 4601 Corbett Drive
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:HC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5226643; -105.0223751
FACILITY OWNER/ID:230
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Peloton
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:65’
NOTES:
Site #110 3003 E Harmony Road
Page 122
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:HC
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.518096189 -105.0112003
FACILITY OWNER/ID:
FACILITY SITE NAME:
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:39’
NOTES:
Site #111 35287 Precision Drive
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile, Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5228437; -104.9947376
FACILITY OWNER/ID:American Tower Corporation, CO-82108
FACILITY SITE NAME:Harmony
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:84’
NOTES:
Site #112 4305 E Harmony Road
Page 123
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5225959; -104.9900651
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 877017
FACILITY SITE NAME:USWW Graham Land
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:117’
NOTES:
Site #113 4651 Weitzel Street
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopine
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:T-Mobile
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5034636; -105.0038983
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Skyway Towers, CO-04029
FACILITY SITE NAME:Harmony Rd
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:100’
NOTES:
Site #114 6101 S CO Road 7
Page 124
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Silo
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:LMN
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5012902; -105.0208970
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Atlas Tower Holdings, LLC
FACILITY SITE NAME:Epic Park
FCC ASR:1299189
HEIGHT:40’
NOTES:
Site #115 6131 Ziegler Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Silo
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:LMN
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5061923; -105.0467733
FACILITY OWNER/ID:American Tower Corporation, CO-283557
FACILITY SITE NAME:Timberline/Kechter
FCC ASR:1282360
HEIGHT:55’
NOTES:
Site #116 6015 S Timberline Road
Page 125
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CG
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Empty
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.5005621; -105.0761475
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 839274
FACILITY SITE NAME:Fort Collins
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:86’
NOTES:
Site #117 6132 S College Avenue
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:MMN
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Sprint
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.4955417; -105.0855572
FACILITY OWNER/ID:CO-0701A
FACILITY SITE NAME:Good Samaritan Center
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:50’
NOTES:
Site #118 508 W Trilby Road
Page 126
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:CG
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T, Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.4957451; -105.0764375
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 855731
FACILITY SITE NAME:N Loveland and 287
FCC ASR:10093693
HEIGHT:60’
NOTES:
Site #119 6520 S College Avenue
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Monopole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:AT&T, Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.4847229; -104.9931361
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 855728
FACILITY SITE NAME:I25 & 392
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:75’
NOTES:
Site #120 7301 SW Frontage Road
Page 127
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Unipole
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Unknown
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.4715817; -104.9930380
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Crown Castle International, 877016
FACILITY SITE NAME:Gardner Signs
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:59’
NOTES:
Site #121 8101 SW Frontage Road
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Tower
FACILITY TYPE:Silo
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.4766757; -105.0457979
FACILITY OWNER/ID:American Tower Corporation, 414271
FACILITY SITE NAME:Trilby CO
FCC ASR:1285063
HEIGHT:40’
NOTES:
Site #122 1898 Good Shepherd Drive
Page 128
EXHIBIT A
Inventory as of May 14, 2021
LOCATION:Private Property
CATEGORY:Base Station
FACILITY TYPE:Roof
ANTENNA TYPE:Macro Cell
ZONING:County
SERVICE PROVIDERS:Verizon
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE:40.4783058; -105.0748570
FACILITY OWNER/ID:Verizon
FACILITY SITE NAME:FTC Carpenter
FCC ASR:
HEIGHT:35’
NOTES:
Site #123 205 Collard Avenue
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