April 20, 2017

Mr. Tormey asked Mr. Penesso if they could utilize the monopine at Stagg Field; he said they already have twelve (12) antennae on that site. Mr. Tormey asked Mr. Penesso if there is a need to provide coverage in the reservation; he said yes. Mr. Tormey asked Mr. Penesso to describe the flag pole at the Shillelagh site that is used for antennae; he said it is a sixty three (63) foot unipole structure that has the antennae stacked inside of it. Mr. Tormey asked Mr. Penesso why they cannot build the monopole in another area near the Shillelagh site to meet their objective; he said because the topography drops too much and they would not be able to meet their objective. Joseph Wenzel approached the podium and stated that he lives at 22 Fairview Avenue. He referred to Exhibit A-1 and asked Mr. Penesso if they get AT&T coverage in the white area; he said yes, but it is unreliable. Mr. Penesso stated that they need coverage to work for all devices and not just for cell phones. Chairman Neuer called for a recess at 9:43 pm. Chairman Neuer resumed the meeting at 9:53 pm. Mr. Wenzel resumed his questioning as he referred to Exhibit A-1 and asked Mr. Penesso if they could “boost” the power in location that area; he said that there is no such thing as “boosting”. Mr. Penesso said they can lower the power but they cannot go any higher. Mr. Wenzel asked Mr. Penesso if they investigated any other site for the potential monopole; he said yes they investigated the fire house as a location. Mr. Wenzel asked Mr. Penesso if they looked at the Seton Hall sports fields on Prospect Avenue as a potential site; he said no. Mr. Penesso said that if they shift it to somewhere else they will have a gap somewhere else. 13: