aaron hollister. before you is the structure commonly known as the hospital and include nine antennas at a maximum height of 80 feet with the associated equipment cabinets of two of the proposed sectors with a rooftop screen and a third sector would be mounted on the rear of the building. they would be installed around the antennas to hide cables and cable connections. according to the wireless department site guidelines, it is preference one location which is the most preferential site for a wireless facility. since the materials were distributed, the department has received additional support and opposition of the project. i have both in hand in case you would like to review. after analyzing the aspects of the project, we have found this compatible with the neighborhood and recommends approval to allow the expansion of the wireless capacity and coverage in the project area, that the project is consistent wo to the wireless guidelines and located at the preferred site for wireless facilities and when

. >> commissioner, aaron hollister, i am not aware of the building ownership seeking out members of the public, but perhaps at&t can discuss that. >> commissioner moore, i have spoke within the c.e.o. of the hospital several times and as late as yesterday afternoon, she had meetings to set up with the community members to explain the hospital's use of data and they are in negotiations with at&t on this site. commissioner moore: and that puts us in an awkward position because we don't basically go behind the discussions in a neighborhood together that they need to have on their own. we don't do that and don't saying we approve and have the meetings later. and the recommend ed any individual issue particularly when it comes to the language difficulties and the understanding of the subtle, technicals, and other things is discussed by those people who are having the application and is not for us to resolve. and i suggest you go home and have that prior to us sitting here and lacks the public comment we normally have. >> she had gotten a call earlier that day and was seeking more informing,

i want to begin today by thanking aaron hollister and the planning staff for the hard work and support in helping us direct and design this location so that it is most compatible with the neighborhood and the community needs. this is an essential site for at&t coverage and capacity in the area. it's very busy thoroughfare and is an area for many businesses, residenc residences, and tour is and it has a lot of traffic on a day-to-day basis. many of you might know the site as the contador club sand right at the corner of broadway and columbus. and very, very busy thoroughfare and people going into downtown all the way around. everybody is familiar with it. i see. okay. so our packet containing maps indicating these service improvement objectives and the site analysis and other pertinent information illustrates the significant service gap in the area and surrounding proposed locations. we did have nine alternative site analysis done in the area and was quite extensive and this is consistent with the planning department's determination and with that, i want to thank the planning department