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PB09-009-SPR Verizon NRPC Review dated 6/16/09

Submission Date: 
06/16/2009
Case(s): 
PB09-009-SPR Verizon Wireless

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Phone:  (603) 654-9451 ▪ Fax:  (603) 654-6663                    Planning Board E-mail                        Phone:  (603) 424-2240 ▪ Fax:   (603) 424-2230

 

PLAN REVIEW                         Plan/Revision Date:                                                                                

                                                                                                                                                                 (YYmm WIL Type Map Lot)

Project Name:  Verizon Wireless                                             Case Number:          0906 WIL SP G-24

                                                                                                                                                               

MEETING DATE:

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

APPLICANT(s): 

Verizon Wireless

APPLICATION TYPE:  Sign

  (SD) Subdivision   (EX) Excavation

  (SP) Site Plan        (HO) Home Occ.

APPLICATION STATUS:

  Accepted:  

65 days expires: 

  Approved:

  Extension to:

 

APPLICANT’S REP: 

Attorney David Wittmann

McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton, PA

REVIEWED BY: 

Steven Wagner

NRPC Circuit Rider

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

The applicant(s) have submitted an application for acceptance and approval for a proposed addition of an antenna array and equipment shelter within the existing AT&T compound.  The applicant has provided sufficient information for the Board’s consideration.  See application packet.

 

The Board should make two determinations prior to approval. 1) The notification under RSA 12-K is not necessary since the tower already exists and the proposed collocated antenna will not impact surrounding communities.  2) This project does not meet the requirements to be considered a development of regional impact.

 

Authorizations received.  Structural report – will accommodate collocation

 

See issues and recommendations below.

 
       

 

BACKGROUND

Tax Map / Lot:                      G-24

 

Area / Acres, Ft.²:  

 

Current Land Use:             PWSF (Cell Tower)

 

Steep Slopes:                      N/A

 

Road Access /(Closest Intersection):             King Brook Road (King Brook Rd & Greenville Rd – NH 31)

 

Zoning District(s): Overlay Districts:  Residential Agriculteral

 

 Aquifer / Wetlands / Floodplain

 

(FEMA Flood Hazard Zone):    Yes /  No

 

Surface Water Bodies: 

 

 Shoreland Protection /  Souhegan River ( Cc: SoRLAC):

 

ISSUES:          

    Waiver(s)     Conditional Use Permit (CUP)     Special Exception(s)     Variance(s)     Easements

    Condo Documents    State Permit(s) /  Road Cut     Excavation Permit     Road Bond

 

APPLICATION

ACCEPTANCE:

1.     Verify abutters noticed and fees paid

2.     Authorization from Verizon and Chuck Crawford (Kimball Physics, Inc) received

3.     Other issues

APPROVAL:

1.     Review submittal

2.     Determination on notice per RSA 12-K

3.     Determination of whether a project of Regional Impact

4.     Review existing PWSF facilities in area – Is this a reasonable location to maximize coverage?

5.     Requirements from Building Inspector -  Permits/inspection?

6.     FCC license on file

7.     Lighting or noise issues?

8.     Other?

STAFF RECOMMENDATION:

1.     Board and abutter comments

2.     Act on application

3.     Board and abutter comments

4.     Act on approval or continue to a date certain

CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL

  Plan copies with professional seals & signatures

  Original Mylar with professional seals & signatures

  Electronic submission per regulations (As-builts as required)

  Bond estimate (where applicable)

  State Permits –  Curb-cut,  Subdivision (Sub Surface/Septic),  Site Specific,  Alteration of Terrain (Dredge & Fill)

  All fees paid, and escrow maintained as required

  Changes to Plat as detailed in minutes and this report (List)

  Others (List)

 

Click HERE for a PDF of the NRPC review stated 6/16/09.