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in keeping with the majority of the Cedar trees located at the park Visits to the park site were made with samples to make a visual comparison between the proposed surrounding environment and design and the actual tree to arrive at a design that would best blend in with the surrounding trees No trees will be removed to accommodate the facility The location of the facility was sited in an area to best seclude the facility and place it out of the way of typical activity at the park and residences in the vicinity of the park site A rendering of the Cedar Grove Cellular Tower proposal is available for review with the City s Community Development Department Q Why can the City place fhese towers alongside Roads the 241 and 261 Toll A Currently there are numerous cell towers alongside both of the Toll Roads These towers were designed solely to provide cell phone coverage for the drivers that utilize the Toll Roads on a daily basis Based on the Wireless Master Plan created by the City sconsultant ATS Communications the Tustin Ranch area has a need for new wireless locations Simply placing additional towers alongside the Toll Roads will not provide the needed coverage that the residents in Tustin Ranch need Q Why can fthe City place a cell tower at the Orange Counfy Fire Authority OCFA facility on Jamboree Road A The OCFA facility is located in the City of Irvine and it does not belong directly to the City of Tustin It is owned by the Orange County Fire Authority and they would have to agree to put a cell tower on their facility and it may not be the optimum location for reception desired by all cell carriers Q Do Cell sites or Cell Towers Decrease Property Values A There have been no definitive studies completed that show that the presence of cell phone towers in a neighborhood decreases property values The contrary is also possible the presence of wireless coverage may enhance property values As more and more people work out of home offices the need for wireless communications in residential areas has grown rapidly and many of our citizens are asking for more adequate cell coverage In fact there are certainly same people who look at cell coverage maps as a consideration in where to rent or buy a home There are several articles on the Internet pertaining to the perception of cell towers and home values but its hard to determine the veracity of the research or the methods of testing The fact is there are no such studies that come to this conclusion that the City could find just anecdotal statements from owners no appraisers however stating that this is so There is no research or information available on this subject that the City could find from the Federal Communications Commission web site
Q How will more cell sites and towers benefit the residents of Tusfin and assistin Emergency Response A With more families especially teenagers and youth utilizing cell phones as their primary phones rather than land lines having good cell phone reception is advantageous for residents and property owners In addition as more people work from home good reception allows workers to conduct their business from home Nearly twenty five percent of the population has removed their home landlines over the last few years Residents have become more dependent upon cell phones to ensure adequate notification and response to emergencies resulting from personal emergencies or from natural disasters This is particularly the case in areas such as California where there is high fire risk and high earthquake risk Residents and Businesses want to know that emergency communications will be available when we need it whether there is a 911 emergency or another slightly less urgent emergency numbers can also be registered to receive updates on major doat http www AlertOC org Cell disasters and what to Unfortunately large portions of the northerly segments of Tustin in particularly in Tustin Ranch do not have adequate cellular phone reception thereby hampering emergency contacts and participation of cell phone owners in countywide emergency contact resources Q Does the City make money from licensing the money go Cell Site Locations Where does A Yes Where cell sites are located on City property and the City licenses sites to wireless cell carriers licenses are obtained at market rates comparable to wireless facilities located on privately owned properties Revenue from cell licenses goes into the City sGeneral Fund which allows the City to operate and maintain parks and other municipal facilities This is important given the more recent economic conditions and reduced revenues that have been available to cities If you have questions or would like information regarding specific cell site applications please contact the Tustin Community Development at 714 573 3106 Contact 714 573 3124 for any real estate questions about the City s licensing of cell sites or cell towers on public property
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