07/2238 - MCU - Service amd Utility Tpye 3 - Tower [As Published] · 132007.2238

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MCU for Noosa South, Lot 15 on $P177649 7 INTERNATIONAL
3. PROPOSAL

Infrastructure: Proposed telecommunication facility, within an enclosed fenced off
compound area would comprise the following:-

. A new 30m monopole with a headframe mount and 6 no. panel antennas (each
antenna measuring 2620mm (h) x 370mm (w) x 185mm (d)} affixed to the top of the
pole; and

. Prefabricated equipment shelter (measuring {2.28m x 3.28m x 3.0m).

Associated ancillary works including mounting methods, new cable trays, cabling, safe
access, earthing, electrical and air-conditioning works at the proposed
telecommunications facility. Refer to Appendix A - Proposed Plans.

Utility service details: Power will be sourced from the existing power supply on Leslie Road
and will run up the existing track in a shallow trench. Refer to Facility Drawings in Appendix
A.

Access and parking details: Access to the site for construction and servicing the site will be
gained via an existing track off Leslie Road as highlighted on drawing no. Q107632. An
assessment of the site access has concluded that no trees will need to be removed to
improve or form the access track. In relation to parking it is considered that there Is
sufficient car parking space on the site.

There is adequate room for parking of construction vehicles on site. In the operational
phase, maintenance technicians will occasionally need to gain access to the site.
However, given the tow demand for maintenance, dedicated car parking spaces are not
required.

Installation details: A total construction period of approximately four weeks is anticipated
(depending on the weather conditions). Construction activities will involve site preparation
such as field testing, excavation and foundations, tower construction, shelter construction
antenna installation, fencing and testing of equipment.

Maintenance details: The proposed telecommunications facility is self-contained and
operates on a continuous unstaffed basis. Once operational, and integrated within the
mobile network, the base station typically requires infrequent maintenance inspections {up
to 4 visits per year on average).

 

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