From: Richard Kahn
From: Richard Kahn
Subject Fwd: ZDC Future Tee Sight Visit
Sent Monday, May 23, 2016 8:43:02 PM
To: "Jeffrey E." leevacationegmail.com>
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we should have answer tomorrow on whether or not sandia to main house will work
note - currently is saying height of main house pole may need to be 30' vs 20' it currently is
which may make it visible from the back parking area
Richard Kahn
HBRK Associates Inc
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Subject: ZDC Future Tec Sight Visit
Date: May 21. 2016 at 12 01 50 PM EDT
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Rich
Update from Site Visit
Line of Sight from Sandia Crest to MH was determined by
the conditions where to hazy to determine any other way flashing a signal mirror,
As already stated the Path is very close to the top right of the mountain
Future Tech recommendation at this time is to place the dish on Sandia tower to 72
The 3rd photo of climber Is the approx location of new Dish. The Main house dish
is to be set at approx 30 ft.
This will require either a new pole or extending existing pole at Main house . Noting MH
pole will extend past the apex of the mechanical building roof and will be visible
from the back parking area. This will need to brought to the Jeffrey's attention
We should receive Confirmation of which path is most viable by Tuesday next week.
I have requested that Future Tech contact Sierra Nevada, regarding proposed build out,
just incase there is an engineering issue with dish size and height on existing tower.
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Lastly I have received notice from Centurylink indicating present service provision will
expire at the end of the month
I will forward notice separately
Regards
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