Wireless Facility Checklist Prior to Permitting Yes No 1. Obtain an address from the Fire Department

� Aerial map showing the location of the existing pole or new pole to which the network node is proposed to be attached

� Street view image. � This can take up to twenty (20) days to be entered into the City’s online permitting.

2. Register as a parkway contractor with the Planning and Development Department. � Will need copy of insurance and bonding.

3. Be an active member of the Digtest 811 requirements. � Paint used to mark underground utilities shall be water based.

4. Obtain permission from the owners of any non-city-owned property (e.g. Oncor). Permitting Yes No 1. � Written permission for non-city-owned property.

o Federal and State permits (if applicable)

o Section 106 (if applicable)

2. Required Documents: � Load analysis � An analysis demonstrating that the proposed Wireless Facilities do not cause any

interference with the City’s public safety radio system, traffic signal light system or other City safety communications components in accordance with TLGC, Chapter 284, Sec. 284.304..

� Plat with the following: o Indication of current right-of-way line and other easements and encumbrances.

� **Site Plan with the following: o Indication of spacing from existing curb, driveways, sidewalk, trees, utilities, other poles

and existing buildings;

o Width of Pedestrian Clear Zone; and

o Proposed underground conduit and equipment and its spacing from other utilities.

� A sectional profile of the right-of-way and identification of all existing utilities and existing utility conflicts.

� **Scaled drawings of proposed attachments or poles with the following: o Calculations to indicate strict conformity to the size limitations and, pole height for each

node and service pole;

o Clearly indicates offset (distance) of equipment cabinets from pole;

o Indicate location of Node ID sticker (low contrast colors) and RF warning sticker; and

o Indicate paint color; and

o Spacing of support elements.

� Copy of the Node ID sticker with the following: o Name;

o Identifying information; and

o Permit number

o Emergency telephone number

� Photo simulations o Show cabling and equipment sizes and offsets (cabinets from pole) correctly.

o Show RF warning and node identification stickers.

o Use perspectives that provide a true sense of distance to nearest residential windows or primary facades of buildings.

o Show new pole if existing pole is to be replaced.

� **Foundation Plans

� Traffic Control Plan

� Meets the Design Manuals Standards and Guidelines.

3. XY Coordinates 4. Site meeting for Design and Historic Districts- Can be done during the review process 5. Identify end user and provide signed Guaranty Agreement 6. Electrical Permit- For installation of meter. Applied for by a registered electrician 7. Pay all fees **Plans and drawings shall be prepared and sealed by a professional Engineer licensed in the State of Texas. Scaled drawings of the proposed attachments of a Network Node to a Service Pole or Node Support Pole of a scale of no less than 1”- 40’.

*** Required information is not limited to the above, additional information may be required.