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**COMMUNICATIONS SITE PLAN**

**CAMPBELL TRACT**

**ANCHORAGE FIELD OFFICE**

**Prepared by the United States Bureau of Land Management**

**Anchorage Field Office**

**State of Alaska**

**Approved: \_\_\_\_\_**[/s/ Mile
Zaidlicz]{.underline}**\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_**[June 6, 2006]{.underline}**\_\_\_\_\_\_**

**Field Manager Date**

**CAMPBELL TRACT COMMUNICATIONS**

**SITE PLAN**

[I. INTRODUCTION 3](#introduction)

[A. Terms and Definitions 3](#terms-and-definitions)

[B. Purpose 4](#purpose)

[C. Site Description 4](#site-description)

[D. Area Served 4](#area-served)

[E. Access 5](#access)

[F. Site History and Development 5](#site-history-and-development)

[G. Goals and Objectives of Site Management Plan
6](#goals-and-objectives-of-site-management-plan)

[II. AUTHORITY AND DIRECTION 6](#authority-and-direction)

[A. Authority 7](#authority)

[B. Relationship to Communications Site Lease
7](#relationship-to-communications-site-lease)

[III. GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES 7](#general-responsibilities)

[A. The Bureau of Land Management
7](#the-blm-retains-the-responsibility-for)

[B. Facility Owners and Facility Managers
7](#facility-owners-and-facility-managers-or-their-designated-representatives-are-responsible-for)

[C. FCC and NTIA/IRAC 9](#fcc-and-ntiairac-are-responsible-for)

[IV. AUTHORIZED USES AND USERS WITHIN A FACILITY
9](#authorized-uses-and-users-within-a-facility)

[A. Exclusive Use of a Facility By a Single User
9](#exclusive-use-of-a-facility-by-a-single-user)

[B. Use by Multiple Users 9](#use-by-multiple-users)

[V. FEES 9](#fees)

[VI. General Operation and Maintenance Direction
10](#general-operation-and-maintenance-direction)

[A. Unique Resource Considerations at this Communication Site
10](#unique-resource-considerations-at-this-communication-site)

[B. Wiring and Grounding 10](#wiring-and-grounding)

[C. Equipment 11](#equipment)

[D. Cables and Transmission Line (Wave Guides)
13](#cables-and-transmission-line-wave-guides)

[E. Radiation 13](#radiation)

[F. Utilities-Availability of and Requirements for:
14](#utilities-availability-of-and-requirements-for)

[G. Sanitary Facilities 14](#sanitary-facilities)

[H. Security And Law Enforcement 15](#security-and-law-enforcement)

[I. Site Maintenance 15](#site-maintenance)

[J. Inspections 16](#inspections)

[K. Fire Prevention and Hazard Reduction Requirements
16](#fire-prevention-and-hazard-reduction-requirements)

[L. Access Maintenance and Restrictions
17](#access-maintenance-and-restrictions)

[VII. CONDITIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION, MODIFICATIONS OR EXPANSION
17](#conditions-for-construction-modifications-or-expansion)

[A. Responsibilities 17](#responsibilities)

[B. Construction Methods and Resource Protection
18](#construction-methods-and-resource-protection)

[C. Construction Inspection 19](#construction-inspection)

[D. New or Remodeled/Expanded Buildings
20](#new-or-remodeledexpanded-buildings)

[E. New or Remodeled/Expanded Towers
21](#new-or-remodeledexpanded-towers)

[VIII. SITE ASSOCIATION/ADVISORY GROUP
21](#site-associationadvisory-group)

[IX. APPENDICES 22](#appendices)

[A. Site Map 22](#site-map)

[B. Authorized Facilities 22](#authorized-facilities)

[C. Site Photographs 22](#site-photographs)

[D. Inspection Checklist 22](#inspection-checklist)

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## Terms and Definitions

The terms used in this communication site plan conform to the
definitions listed in the October 27, 1995, Federal Register notice "Fee
Schedule for Communications Uses on Public Lands" and clarifications
provided in Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Handbook 2860-1. In the
event of a conflict, between the plan and these sources, the Federal
Register notice and the BLM Handbook will govern.

The words "lease" and "lessee" as used in this plan refer to the
relationship between the BLM and the communications use leaseholder, the
lessee. The words "customer" and "tenant" refer to the relationship
between the lessee and the occupants in the lessee's facilities.

LEASE -- An authorization issued to a communication facility owner or
facility manager, allowing for the use of Public Lands to construct and
or operate a communications facility and unless specifically prohibited,
to sublease to occupants in that facility.

LEASEHOLDER OR LESSEE -- Facility Owner/Facility Manager

CUSTOMER -- Entities that pay a facility owner, facility manager or
tenant for communications services and are not re-selling or
broadcasting communications services to others

TENANT -- A communications user who rents space in a communications
facility and operates communication equipment for the purpose of
re-selling, or broadcasting communications services to others for
profit.

COMMUNICATIONS SITE -- An area of BLM administered public land
designated through the land and resource management planning process. A
communications site may be limited to a single communications facility,
but most often encompasses more than one. Each site is identified by
name; usually a local prominent landmark, such as Campbell Tract
Communications Site.

FACILITY MANAGER -- The holder of a BLM communications use authorization
who leases space for other communication users. A facility manager does
not directly provide communications services to third parties.

FACILITY OWNER -- Individual, commercial activities, organizations, or
agencies that owns a communication facility on Federal land; own and
operate their own communications equipment; and hold a communication use
authorization.

NON-BROADCAST -- This category includes Commercial Mobile Radio Service
(CMRS), Facility Managers, Cellular Telephone, Private Mobile Radio
Service (PMRS), Microwave, Local Exchange Network, and Passive
Reflector.

BROADCAST -- This category includes Television Broadcast, AM and FM
Radio Broadcast, Cable Television, Broadcast Translator, Low Power
Television, and Low Power FM Radio.

## Purpose

This plan is intended to be used by BLM officials administering
communication uses at Campbell Tract, existing lessees, and applicants
desiring a lease or a lease amendment. The plan will be kept updated by
amending pages or sections of the plan rather than issuing a revised
edition of the plan. When a revision is necessary, the plan will be
amended by letter from the Anchorage Field Manager enclosing a copy of
revised pages or sections. The amendments will be consecutively
numbered.

General management direction for all land use is outlined in the Alaska
Southcentral Management Framework Plan dated 1980, Management Plan for
Campbell Tract Facility dated 1988, the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations
(CFRs) and the BLM Handbook and applicable Instruction Memoranda.
Specific direction for site management planning on designated
communications site is contained in BLM Handbook 2860-1. Primary
regulations and policy pertaining to issuance of rights-of-way and
leases by the BLM are found in Title 43, Code of Federal Regulations
(CFR), Sections 2801- 2803 and BLM Handbook 2860-1.

Primary management of the current site is to assure integrity of the
historical government-only two-way radio, meteor burst station and high
frequency receiving antenna uses.

No communications site plan has ever been prepared for this site. This
plan has technical standards for better management of the Campbell Tract
communications site. This plan governs development and management of the
Campbell Tract communications site and will be modified in the future as
needs and conditions warrant. Any future such uses must be designed,
installed, operated, and maintained to be compatible and not interfere
with the primary uses. This site-specific plan is administrative in
nature and is Categorically Excluded from further review under the
National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) (516.DM2, Appendix 1,1.7). Any
additional development of the site will be addressed in a site-specific
NEPA document.

## Site Description

The site consists of four locations within the Campbell Tract
administrative withdrawal which is administered by the Anchorage Field
Office, and located on the east bench of Anchorage, Alaska in portions
of Section 3, Township 13 North, Range 3 West in the Seward Meridian, at
approximately 61º 09' North Latitude and 149º 46' West Longitude. Four
facilities are located on the BLM administered parcel adjacent to the
Anchorage Field Office, administrative facilities, and air strip. The
elevation of the Campbell Tract Communication Site is approximately 316
feet above mean sea level (msl). A site map is provided as Appendix A.

## Area Served

This site serves the Anchorage Ranally Metro Area (RMA). This RMA is in
the 100,000 -- 299,000 population zone which may be adjusted annually
based upon changes in population and growth. This information will be
used for fee determination.

## Access

Access to the various facilities is via local maintenance roads within
the Campbell Tract parcel. Roads are maintained by the BLM.

## Site History and Development

Communications facilities for the BLM were first developed prior to
1968. All facilities on the Campbell Tract are owned by the BLM. The
first facilities to be developed were the two-way radio receiving and
transmitting sites. These sites are a back-up transmitter/receiver to
Site Summit (Gordon Lion Mountain). If Site Summit[^1] were to go down,
BLM would have this as a back-up radio for resource folks on-site and
for talking to planes landing at the Campbell Tract Airstrip. The
two-way radio receiving site (Facility 1 -- "VHF Site") was built on the
east side of tract. The receiving facility is a high frequency receiving
antenna. This building is supposed to be updated and a battery back-up
installed.

The separate site (Facility 3 -- "HF Site") is a transmitting site for
the receiving VHF site as well as a receiver. It was built on the west
side of tract. This facility consists of a building and conical monopole
antennae. The conical monopole, looks almost like a tree because of the
lattice tower surrounded by all the wires. These wires could be mistaken
as guy wires, but the entire set up is the antennae. This configuration
allows for a broad coverage of different frequencies; meaning a large
segment of many frequencies can be carried through this one antennae.
There are four receivers and one transceiver (both receiver and
transmitter). The users of this site are Federal and the Civil Defense.
The Civil Defense is a conglomerate made-up of State, Federal, and the
Anchorage Amateur Radio Group. The purpose is to provide a transmitting/
receiving system for data communication during an emergency; however,
the system is tested daily, where one user sends traffic to another
user. The Anchorage Amateur Radio Group has supplied the licenses to run
the emergency system, while the federal and state governments are
supplying the equipment. This is a "cold"[^2] system; it operates at 100
watt output.

The separate locations for receiving and transmitting for the Site
Summit back-up system were done in order to utilize the same frequency
for both sending and receiving.

In 1978, a separate facility was authorized for a meteor burst station
(Facility 2). This is a data-only site that can communicate anywhere in
the state. There are currently five federal/state users: National
Weather Service (NWS), Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS),
Army Corp of Engineers (Corp), State of Alaska (State), and BLM. The NWS
and State receive weather reports from monitors/transmitters around the
state; NRCS receives information regarding snow depth; the Corp receives
river depth data; and BLM receives data from remote weather sties and
sensors such as trail counters. The data comes into the site via five
antennas at the site, which make up 1500 watts of power. This
information is compiled in the building and comes out as data. The data
is sent through a DSL phone circuit to all users. In addition, the Corp
also has data retransmitted to Elmendorf. The site is called the Meteor
Burst Site because the information comes from signals that have bounced
off of meteor trails. The equipment at this site constantly sends out
signals searching for others signals that would be carrying data from
other monitors/data collectors throughout the state. All towers are
cold, therefore; it is safe for the public to be at the site. The meteor
burst site is very sensitive to noise. It has been noted that the
current location is picking up too much noise and interfering with it
receiving data. A new location may be necessary.

The BLM Radio shop is also a facility (Facility 4). Most equipment are
test antennas, but the grid microwave dish is the primary
transmitter/receiver for Campbell Tract communications (it transmits and
receives information from Site). This microwave is also used by Coast
Guard and "Customs." This is the primary system for radio communications
to Campbell Tract, where the VHF site is the back-up if Site Summit were
to fail. The microwave carries eight channels, but has the capacity to
carry 24 channels. Currently, three of the channels are for the Coast
Guard; one channel is for "Customs" (U.S. Customs and Border Patrol);
and BLM uses the remaining four channels. BLM maintains all channels
even for the other federal users. This microwave will be replaced with
another grid that will be suitable to sustain upgrades to the system.
The other antennas on the radio shop are all test antennas, used by the
shop when testing to see if radio equipment is functioning. Inside the
radio shop is a third back-up to the Campbell Tract radio dispatch
system. If the primary and secondary system were to fail, Southern Zone
Dispatch, housed at Campbell Tract, could flip a switch and connect to
this transceiver.

## Goals and Objectives of Site Management Plan

1\. Campbell Tract Site will be managed as a government-only low-power
radio site.

2\. Communication equipment on Campbell Tract Site will be managed to be
consistent with the intent of the administrative withdrawal for the
Campbell Tract.

3\. The overall appearance of the site and the integrity of the natural
environment will be improved through stringent maintenance requirements
and selection of authorized paint colors.

4.  New development is not anticipated due to withdrawal and
    neighborhood constraints and concerns.

5.  New facilities will be developed only after appropriate
    site-specific NEPA analysis.

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## Authority

BLM authority to authorize communications uses on Anchorage Field Office
(BLM) land is granted by the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of
1976, 90 Stat. 2776 (43 U.S. C. 1761-1771) and is reflected in Title 43,
Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Sections 2801- 2803

and WO IB 98-23.

BLM authority for communications site management planning is contained
in BLM Handbook 2801-1, Plan of Development. Direction on and policy for
communication use authorizations is contained in BLM Manual (BLM Manual)
section 2860.

Authority for the issuance of authorizations and/or licenses for the
transmission and reception of electronic radiation for communication
purposes is granted by Congress and administered by the Federal
Communications Commission (FCC) and/or the National Telecommunication
and Information Administration -- Interagency Radio Advisory Committee
(NTIA/IRAC).

## Relationship to Communications Site Lease

This site plan will be incorporated into all leases now and in the
future issued for this communications site and must be used in
conjunction with the lease. **PROVISIONS OF THE SITE PLAN ARE ENFORCED
THROUGH THE LEASE.** Each lessee is expected to include the requirements
of the lease and the site plan into any documents, which describe the
business relationship between the lessee and the lessee\'s tenants and
customers. The lessee is responsible for enforcing those provisions.

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## The BLM retains the responsibility for:

Issuing and amending leases and existing rights-of-way to facility
owners and facility managers, only for the areas actually occupied by
the authorized improvements. Granting occupancy and use of Public Lands
rest exclusively with the BLM Title 43, CFR, Sections 2801-2803

1.  . The issuance of a FCC license (authorization), or frequency
    assignment, does not authorize occupancy of Public Lands.

1\. Approving any new/modified facility(ies) at the site.

2.  Approving amendments to leases to qualified buyers of facilities on
    the site.

## Facility Owners and Facility Managers (or their designated representatives) are responsible for:

1.  Complying with their authorization and all sections of this Site
    Management Plan.

2.  Ensuring that all new facilities, expansions, or improvements are
    consistent with the Anchorage 2020 Comprehensive Plan, the future
    Ring of Fire Resource Management Plan; any environmental
    document(s)/decisions for the site; and this Site Plan.

3.  Ensuring facilities/equipment not complying with Federal/State/local
    laws/regulations/ ordinances will be removed or modified within one
    year of the approval of this plan. Any modification needs
    pre-approval by the BLM.

4.  Keeping all facilities within the established limits of their
    authorized area.

5.  Providing the BLM, with the name, address and phone number for a
    local contact person. The Facility Owner and Facility Manager and
    the contact person may be the same individual. The contact person
    will be available for emergencies and will have the authority to
    make decisions about construction issues, facility maintenance and
    all equipment within the facility.

6.  Adhering to the terms of the Facility Owner/Manager Lease or
    Right-of-Way:

    a.  Facility Owners and Facility Managers are authorized to rent
        building/tower space to tenants and/or customers without prior
        written approval from the BLM.

    b.  Tenants and/or customers may not construct there own equipment
        shelter (building, shelter or cabinet) or antenna support
        structure (tower or mast). The facility owner/manager must own
        all communication shelters and towers under their lease. \[If
        that is not possible, a separate SF-299 application,
        cost-recovery deposit, analysis, and authorization are required.
        This will also result in the use being a tenant/customer of the
        original lease holder in addition to being a separate facility
        for billing purposes.\]

    c.  Tenants and/or customers using a facility covered by a Facility
        Lease/right-of-way will not have separate BLM permits to
        authorize the use.

    d.  Facility Owners and Facility Managers are responsible for
        complying with the terms and conditions of the Facility Lease or
        their valid right-of-way. Facility Owner/Managers are also
        responsible for ensuring that their tenants and customers are in
        compliance with the terms and conditions of the Lease or
        right-of-way, and applicable FCC or NTIA/IRAC license terms and
        conditions.

    e.  The Facility Owner and Facility Manager may not place any
        unreasonable restrictions nor any restriction restraining
        competition or trade practices on tenants and/or customers, or
        potential tenants and/or customers.

7.  Ensuring that all communications equipment is properly installed,
    operated, and maintained.

8.  Ensuring that all communication equipment meets ANSI, FCC and BLM
    regulations, guidelines and standards concerning radiation
    limitations.

    a.  Monitoring radiation levels at their facility and;

    b.  Immediately correcting any radiation levels that are, or could
        be a hazard to human health. (FCC 47CFR sections 1.1307(b),
        1.1310 and 2.1093) and FCC OET Bulletin 54, August 1999.

9.  Providing a certified copy of their use and the category of use
    along with the current phone numbers and addresses of all tenants
    and customers as of September 30 each year. This report is due by
    October 15^th^.

10. Keeping the premises around their buildings free of trash and
    debris.

11. Placing the lessee/right-of-way holder's name, address, phone
    number, and authorization number on the door of their communication
    site building.

## FCC and NTIA/IRAC are responsible for:

The responsibilities of the FCC and NTIA/IRAC are frequency management.
Correcting interference problems is the responsibility of the affected
licensees. The FCC and NTIA/IRAC are not normally responsible for the
resolution of conflicts when the licensees or agencies are operating
within the limits of the authorizations.

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## Exclusive Use of a Facility By a Single User

All of the original right-of-way grants at Campbell Tract were for
single user facilities. If space in the existing facilities is
available, it is preferred that these facilities be utilized to their
optimal capacity prior to any new facilities being authorized.

## Use by Multiple Users

Development of any new facilities, which are proposed after existing
facilities are fully utilized must be designed for more than one user.
This includes multiple use of buildings, towers, back-up generators,
grounding systems, fuel containers, access ways and parking areas.

Facility Owners and Facility Managers are not required to lease facility
space to others if they can prove to the authorized BLM officer that:

1.  Space is not available;

2.  The use is incompatible with the existing facilities;

3.  Additional space is needed by the facility owner/manager;

4.  Additional users would violate system security needs; or,

5.  Potential interference is not resolvable.

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The BLM will charge Facility Owners and Facility Managers annual fees
based on the Fee Schedule for Communications Uses on Public Lands as
adjusted annually. These fees will be fair market value for the use of
Public Lands. Since this site is within an established RMA with the
population zone between 100,000 and 299,000, Zone 6 of the rental
schedule, will be used for these calculations unless specifically agreed
to by the authorizing officer and until populations or RMA designations
change.

Fees that Facility Owners and Facility Managers may charge their tenants
and "customers" are to be: reasonable (consistent with, and not in
excess of, other fees for similar facilities) and commensurate with the
uses and occupancy of the facilities and services provided to tenants
and "customers".

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## Unique Resource Considerations at this Communication Site

1.  Currently, no special resource coordination considerations have been
    identified with on-site or adjacent resource values. Should special
    conditions arise through the revision process of the RMP, this plan
    will be amended accordingly.

## Wiring and Grounding 

> 1\. All equipment is to be installed within existing buildings and on
> equipment racks that are grounded and shielded. Grounding is to be
> installed in accordance with accepted standards.
>
> 2\. All electrical wiring and grounding must meet the 'National
> Electrical Code" and applicable estate codes. All permanent wiring
> shall be installed in metallic conduit. Surge protection shall be
> installed on all power distribution panels.
>
> 3\. Lightening protection "down" conductors installed upon
> communications towers shall be treated as "Transmission lines".
> Therefore, they shall have an insulating jacket. Periodic bonding of
> the down conductor to the tower (Galvanized) steel shall be made with
> proper bonding connectors that are tin plated or made of brass.
>
> 4\. Each building is to have its own separate grounding system for all
> users in that structure. Wherever practical, interconnection of
> individual grids and/or the simultaneous placement of a large sized
> copper ground wire with any new grounding systems that are buried on
> the site will be required.
>
> 5\. Site or facility grounding must be constructed of copper, with #2
> AWG or larger wire or 2" or larger solid copper strap, connected to an
> adequate site/facility ground electrode system. The site/facility
> ground electrode system shall be bonded to the power service entrance
> grounding electrode conductor. Guy wires should also be grounded using
> manufacturers approved methods to preclude bi-metallic junction and
> corrosion. All equipment on the site (buildings, towers, power units,
> transmitters, receivers, antennas, combiners, telephone systems, power
> cabinets, HVAC units, etc) must be connected to the site/facility
> ground by direct connection. Electrical system ground wiring is
> required for electrical ground fault protection and circuit breaker
> coordination. The grounding systems shall comply with applicable laws,
> codes and in accordance with standard engineering practice. Below
> ground connections must use either an exothermic welding process (i.e.
> Cadweld, Thermoweld, etc.), copper wedge pressure devices (i.e.
> Ampact, Wrench-lock, etc.), or brazed copper connections in
> conjunction with a mechanical UL listed connector (to be used as a
> physical strength enhancement component). Brazing by itself is not an
> acceptable method of bonding below earth grade (buried) communications
> equipment.

## Equipment

[Equipment Ownership]{.underline}

All equipment shall be labeled with:

1.  The owner's name;

2.  Transmitter frequency(ies);

3.  A valid FCC, or IRAF, authorization;

4.  Transmitting power output(s); and

5.  A current 24-hour phone contact number.

[Transmitting Equipment]{.underline}

All transmitters will have protective devices (shields, filters,
isolation components), designed into or externally installed, to prevent
interference with other users. All transmitters will meet FCC licensing
requirements.

The re-radiation of intercepted signals from any unprotected transmitter
and its associated antenna system will be prevented by the use of
appropriate filters (wide band and narrow band broadcast transmitters).

The direct radiation of out-of-band emissions (i.e. noise or spurious
harmonics) will be reduced to a level such that they may not be
identified as a source of interference as defined in the FCC Rules and
Regulations (e.g. Part 90.209(e)). If site noise (electromagnetic noise)
becomes an issue, noise threshold limits will be established, and
amended into the Site Plan.

All transmitters not in immediate use and not specifically designated as
standby equipment shall be removed. Loads connected to circulators are
to be capable of dissipating the total power output of the transmitter.

[Receiving Equipment]{.underline}

A bandpass device (cavity, crystal filter, etc.) is recommended at the
input of all receiving devices. Cavity filters, or other protective
device, may be used at receiver inputs to reduce interference.

Where duplexing is used, use of the notch type device should be avoided.
In situations where a notch type device is used, a bandpass filter must
be used with the transmitter.

[Tower]{.underline}

1.  Generally only one tower is authorized for each facility owner.
    Facility Owners and Facility Managers may obtain permission to
    construct the second tower only after submitting evidence that
    demonstrates that their existing tower(s) is/are completely filled
    and full use has been made of combining systems. When a single
    equipment building is required, multiple antenna support structures
    may need to be designed and authorized to accommodate all uses
    without interference.

2.  All towers will be left unpainted, if they are dull, galvanized
    steel. Paint is required, only if they have a shiny (i.e.
    reflective) surface. Only non-reflective, BLM approved dark gray to
    green colors will be approved unless FCC requires red/white
    striping. All towers will be treated for low to non-reflectance.

3.  No lights, beacons or strobes will be allowed on towers (including
    antennas).

4.  The maximum tower height for this site is 50 feet.

[Antennas]{.underline}

1.  As stated, the maximum antenna height will be less than 50 feet.

2.  Microwave (dish) antennas (other than ground mounted satellite
    dishes) will be limited to a maximum of ten (10) feet in diameter.
    Smallest diameter dishes are preferred if technically feasible.

3.  All antennas must meet all OSHA safety standards. If an antenna
    exceeds FCC public or occupation standards (see FSS OET Bulletin
    57), it will be remedied within 24 hours after measures are taken or
    isolated (e.g., fencing, signing, relocation, lowering power levels
    are all possible remedies). Ground measurements of Radio Frequency
    Radiation, RFR, levels will be taken before mitigation measures are
    implemented.

4.  Color(s) for dish antennas, or covers, must be pre-approved by the
    BLM. White dish antennas and/or covers will not be approved.
    Existing white dishes and covers must be repainted or replaced with
    grey as repairs or replacement become necessary.

5.  Antennas will be treated for low to non-reflectance.

[Interference]{.underline}

The responsibility for correcting interference problems is a matter for
resolution between the permit/lease holder of the facility(ies), the
user causing the interference, and the affected party(ies). Generally,
the first users on a site have seniority with respect to the resolution
of interference complaints. Senior holders have an obligation to
maintain their equipment to industry standards, to operate their systems
in accordance with the terms of both the FCC license and NTIA/IRAC
frequency authorization, and to comply with the BLM authorization. New
users on a site must correct, at their expense, interference problems
that they create. They must cease operation of the suspect equipment
until the problem is corrected. If interference problems cannot be
resolved or corrected within a reasonable time, the new use that is
causing the interference may be terminated and the equipment removed.

The BLM does not have authority for correcting interference problems,
but can act as a mediator to help all affected parties. Interference
problems must be coordinated with the FCC or NTIA/IRAC, whichever is
appropriate.

Interference with law enforcement and/or emergency communications must
be corrected immediately. The operation of equipment covered by this
Site Plan shall not interfere with United States Government radio or
electronic operations already in existence on public land within two (2)
miles of the site to which this authorization refers. The user causing
this interference, shall, at its own expense, take all action necessary
to prevent or eliminate such interferences. If it does not eliminate
such interference within ten (10) days after receipt of notice from the
BLM to do so, this use will be terminated.

If electromagnetic noise becomes an issue, noise thresholds will be
established and appended to this Plan.

## Cables and Transmission Line (Wave Guides)

All new cabling will be jacketed and shielded and shall either be
flexible or semi-rigid type. Existing substandard cables will be
upgraded as repairs or replacement become necessary.

Cables will be properly installed and will be strapped and fastened
down.

All transmission lines (wave guides) are to be supported in accordance
with manufacturer's specifications.

Unjacketed transmission line of any type is prohibited. No transmission
lines shall be left unterminated.

Double shielded braided, or solid shielded cable will be used. No RG-8
type cable is permitted. No connector-type adapters will be used on
transmission lines. Only correct connectors that will mate to connected
devices are to be used.

## Radiation

All communications uses must meet ANSI, FCC and BLM regulations
guidelines and standards concerning radiation limitations.

Monitoring radiation levels at the site is the responsibility of all
site users and will occur at intervals to comply with FCC regulations
and guidelines. A copy of the monitoring report will be provided to the
BLM within 30 days of its completion.

Onsite RFR measurements will be taken using appropriate equipment that
can adequately measure both on-tower and on the ground levels before
mitigation measures related to RFR are implemented.

Security fences with RFR notice signs are required around areas that
exceed public use levels. All fencing location and design will be
pre-approved by the BLM.

Warning signs will comply with ANSI C95.2 color, symbol, and content
conventions. Contact information including name and telephone number
will also be included on warning signs.

Lowering power levels for on-tower access during maintenance will be
coordinated between affected users.

Any identified RFR radiation problems that are, or could be, a human
health hazard must be corrected within 24 hours after measurement tests
have been completed or be removed from the site by the site user(s). If
the proposed corrective action involves any new ground disturbance, it
must be pre-approved by the BLM.

## Utilities-Availability of and Requirements for:

[Commercial Electrical Power]{.underline}

Commercial power is provided to the site under permit to Chugach Power.
The distribution line and portions of the service drops are aerial.
Future service drops or modifications will be buried.

[Telephone Service]{.underline}

ACS provides the commercial telephone service to this site.

[Fuel Tanks]{.underline}

No backup power is currently authorized at any of the facilities. If
needed in the future, the following criteria should be considered:

All facility owners are responsible for providing fuel storage (propane
and diesel) and emergency power for their tenants. No tenants will be
authorized their own fuel tank and/or generator. Fuel storage will
preferably be consolidated into a tank large enough in size to
accommodate all tenants by each facility owner. At a minimum, tanks will
be grouped together in a consolidated area adjacent to their facilities.
All fuel, storage tanks (e.g. LPG, propane and diesel) must meet current
fire department, Federal, State and Municipality safety and hazardous
materials requirements.

1.  All tanks will be:

> a\. Signed in red letters, "SMOKING OR OPEN FLAME PROHIBITED WITHIN 20
> FEET";
>
> b\. In conformance with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
> requirements; and,
>
> c\. Painted an approved color, or screened by an enclosure to blend in
> with the natural environment. (If an enclosure is used, it must be
> pre-approved and painted an approved color).
>
> 2\. Diesel tanks will also be:
>
> a\. Enclosed in BLM and fire department approved secondary containment
> vaults that are painted a BLM approved color.
>
> b\. Constructed with underground fuel lines. Fuel line must be
> constructed of black, treated pipe and fittings, and must be posted.

## Sanitary Facilities

> 1\. Plans for any new sanitary facilities must be pre-approved by the
> BLM. If it is determined by the BLM that the user needs such
> facilities, they will be provided by the applicant/holder in a manner
> and location satisfactory to the BLM and within the requirements of
> the Municipality Health Department.

## Security And Law Enforcement 

The BLM is the key law enforcement agency for the area. They are
responsible for most civil and criminal matters. The BLM will be
responsible for enforcing matters related to uses of BLM lands (e.g.
resource protection issues).

Patrol and policing for security purposes is the holder's
responsibility. If holders desire to have the protection of extra
fencing, BLM approval must be obtained first. To reduce visual clutter
and efficiently utilize existing space, fencing groups of buildings will
be encouraged.

Gates must be adequate for BLM and Fire Department access needs.

[Fencing]{.underline}

Several facilities currently have perimeter fencing. If future
facilities determine that fencing is desirable, they must meet the
following criteria:

> 1\. All fences must meet health and safety requirements.
>
> 2\. All fence locations and design require BLM pre-approval. The
> standard fencing type will be chain-link (i.e. cyclone).
>
> 3\. The standard fence height will be eight (8) feet.
>
> 4\. Fencing will be designed and of a type to minimize interference
> issues.
>
> 5\. Fences will be signed with RFR notices if RFR is above public
> levels.

## Site Maintenance 

The objective of maintenance activities is to present a clean, neat, and
orderly appearance at the site and have all of the authorized
improvements safe for workers and the public. All users will keep up the
overall appearance of the site.

Miscellaneous debris remaining after any construction and/or equipment
installation, removal or modification, is not only a hazard, but can
cause interference or intermodulation problems. In particular, all loose
wire or metal objects are to be removed from the site.

The users of the Site will remove all graffiti within 10 working days of
finding it. If graffiti is on natural features (e.g. rocks), the
graffiti will be removed in a method approved by the BLM Authorized
Officer.

Holders will not be permitted to leave or dispose of trash, garbage or
cut brush on public lands. No outside trash or litter containers will be
provided. Site users (i.e. holders) will remove litter from the site as
it is produced.

Policing of litter in common areas (i.e. areas between buildings and
developed sites) is the shared responsibility of those holders bordering
these areas.

During construction and/or maintenance, paintbrushes will not be cleaned
off on the rocks around the site and excess materials (e.g. cement) will
be removed from public lands.

Peeling paint on buildings and/or towers will be re-painted within ten
(10) days of notification of the holder by the BLM.

## Inspections

Unless waived in writing by the BLM, the holder is to provide, annually,
a certified inspection of the facilities and equipment covered by the
authorization. The inspection will include technical review that assures
that authorized equipment is operating within the specifics of this Site
Plan, the FCC authorization, ANSI Standards, and the manufacturer's
specifications. In addition, the inspection must assure that the
authorized equipment is secure, free of rust, properly grounded, and
otherwise properly operated and maintained. This inspection should also
review general good \"housekeeping\". A copy of the inspection report,
certified by a telecommunication specialist, is to be provided to the
BLM within 30 days of completion. Appendix D provides an example of the
inspection checklist.

The BLM may also conduct un-announced periodic reviews to monitor for
authorization compliance.

## Fire Prevention and Hazard Reduction Requirements 

Facility owners and managers will be required to maintain to mineral
soil, a minimum of thirty (30) feet clearance around their buildings and
a minimum of ten (10) feet clearance around any propane tanks.
Identified threatened, endangered, or sensitive plant species must
remain within the minimum clearance areas.

Smoking is prohibited while walking in flammable vegetation.

The roof structure shall be kept reasonably clear of leaves, twigs, and
other debris at all times.

No explosive will be stored at this site. Flammable materials shall be
stored in conformance with the requirements of local fire regulations.
Flammables will be placed in closed containers and stored away from
sources of ignition and combustible materials. If flammables are stored
within a building, the building will be locked, properly signed and well
ventilated.

Approved spark arresters will be required and maintained on all internal
combustion engines.

At least one (1) U.L. rated 4 B:C dye chemical fire extinguisher is
required inside each building. Prior to each June, fire extinguisher(s)
shall be inspected and refilled by holders, if necessary.

Any fire will be immediately reported to "911", the nearest BLM office
or the Municipal Sheriff.

Periodic fire prevention inspections are made by BLM Officers. They will
call to your attention any lack of compliance with the above
regulations, plus any other existing hazards. Compliance with these
inspections is required within the time limits specified.

All fire protection standards must be accomplished by the beginning of
fire season unless otherwise agreed to, and then maintained throughout
the fire season.

For new construction, the BLM will provide the Holder with a separate
Construction Fire Plan which will be prepared at that time as
applicable.

## Access Maintenance and Restrictions

[Roads]{.underline}

The access road to the facilities is on local roads maintained by the
BLM.

Holders who damage or disturb the access road, or any associated
structures, such as ditches, culverts, roadside vegetation, signs and/or
underground utilities or facilities, will be required to repair the road
or associated structures to conditions equal to or superior to those
prior to any damage or disturbance. These actions may require a new NEPA
analysis.

[Interior Site Driveways/ Parking Areas]{.underline}

Roads within the communications site will be maintained by the site
users. Interior roads will be planned and approved during establishment
of new facilities. Interior roads will be maintained in a manner to
allow only one entrance to the site. The intent is to discourage
off-road vehicle use in and around the site.

[Road Closures]{.underline}

Native surface roads are subject to periodic closures to entry during
periods of extreme fire danger, inclement weather, or wet conditions.
Authorized site users may use the site during these periods, but should
use judgment and may need to seek advance approval from the BLM.

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| # CONDITIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION, MODIFICATIONS OR EXPANSION             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+

## Responsibilities

> In addition to the responsibilities listed in Section III, New
> Facility Owners and Facility Managers are responsible for:
>
> 1\. Submitting a complete application to the Anchorage Field Office
> prior to any new construction, or modifications to existing
> improvements (ATTN: "Realty Specialist"). The application must
> include:
>
> a\. Submitting the appropriate Cost Recovery fees in connection with
> the application.
>
> b\. A copy of the approved Site Plan Base Map showing all of the
> proposed (new) facilities including structures, towers, and auxiliary
> equipment;
>
> c\. Completed drawings/plans prepared by a registered engineer and
> approved by the BLM;
>
> d\. Identification of any microwave beam paths, a plot of their
> azimuth(s), and their proposed elevation(s) on the tower;
>
> e\. All proposals must include documentation that shows that proposed
> facilities will not be obstructing, or interfering with, any existing
> fixed point to point antennas, omni directional broadcast antennas, or
> microwave beam paths in the directions of primary population targets.
> Proposed beam path needs must be shown on Site Plan Base Map; and,
>
> f\. Any needed recommendations, changes or modifications to their
> original proposal, based on any required resource surveys and/or
> reports.
>
> 2\. Demonstrating that their proposals will not cause undue
> interference with any existing uses before new facilities can be
> approved by the BLM. In addition, it is the applicant's responsibility
> to show that any new facilities will make the most efficient use of
> the limited amount of space at the site.
>
> 3\. Showing that their proposals will provide for future users without
> additional construction are encouraged.
>
> 4\. Providing engineering and geotechnical investigations for
> development of specific foundation designs and grading plans.
>
> 5\. Providing an Erosion Control Plan prior to construction
> activities. At a minimum, the Erosion Control Plan must include:
> sediment control, stipulations that cut/fill slopes will be graded and
> contoured to prevent erosion and/or excessive runoff, and
> recommendations for temporary erosion control measures, (e.g. netting,
> silt fences, swales, and/or sediment collection areas).
>
> 6\. Coordinating with other Federal (e.g., FCC and FAA), State and
> Municipal agencies and obtainment of all required approvals and/or
> permits.
>
> 7\. Providing 30-day notice to all facility owners/managers at the
> site, as well as the BLM, of all new frequencies proposed for the
> site. A completed BLM technical data sheet or equivalent must be sent
> with the 30-day notice to allow for comment of potential interference.
> This would be for new frequencies for themselves and their tenants.
>
> 8\. Insuring that all written approvals have been obtained from the
> BLM prior to construction. In addition:

New and/or modified facilities will not obstruct existing fixed
point-to-point antennas or omni-directional broadcast antennas in
directions of primary population targets.

## Construction Methods and Resource Protection

Plans submitted by an applicant for any new construction or
modifications shall specify provisions for soil rehabilitation measures
including, but not limited to, soil replacement and stabilization and
for proper handling of runoff from buildings, parking area, access
roads, and undeveloped common areas.

The following methods and resource protection measures will be required
to minimize impacts during construction:

> 1\. Avoid and protect sensitive resource areas, as identified by the
> BLM.
>
> 2\. Compliance with the Erosion Control Plan.
>
> 3\. During construction and/or maintenance, paintbrushes will not be
> cleaned off on rocks around site and no marks of any kind (including
> survey marks) will be permitted on rocks.
>
> 4\. Minimize ground disturbance and vegetation removal as much as
> possible during construction activities. All ground-disturbing
> activities require BLM pre-approval.
>
> 5\. Any extensive cut and fill slopes will be re-vegetated with
> vegetation species approved by BLM as soon as possible after
> construction. All re-vegetation requires BLM pre-approval. If
> necessary, reseeding will be required until vegetation is successfully
> established as determined by the BLM.
>
> 6\. No grading material will be cast off during
> construction/reconstruction activities. Excess soil can be used for
> fill material on road and/or building/tower pads.
>
> 7\. Temporary, on-site storage of construction materials will require
> pre-approval by the BLM.
>
> 8\. Construction materials and supplies, except for hazardous
> materials (see number 9 below) may be left unattended at the
> construction site at the end of each workday, but at the owner's risk.
>
> 9\. Hazardous materials, including, but not limited to all fuels,
> oils, and lubricants are not to be left unattended at the site at any
> time. During construction, these materials are to be removed from the
> site at the end of each workday, or temporarily stored inside a locked
> and signed building until the following workday.
>
> 10\. All surplus construction materials and/or waste debris must be
> removed from the site no later than thirty (30) days after
> construction has been completed.
>
> 11\. Any earth moving or heavy equipment (e.g. dozers, graders,
> cranes, backhoes, etc.) leaving the designated roadway and/or approved
> parking area(s) to perform authorized activities at the site, will be
> washed off prior to being brought onto public land to prevent the
> introduction and spread of noxious weeds into the area.

## Construction Inspection

1\. All new construction, reconstruction, or major modification shall
conform to the established technical standards and accepted engineering
practices (i.e., the Uniform Building Code).

2\. Any construction inspections required by other applicable agencies
are the responsibility of the holder. Copies of completed inspections
are to be provided to the Field Manager, either as they occur or as part
of the final as-built plan. Inspection information shall become a
permanent part of the proponent's authorization file.

3\. The Holder agrees that corrective work detailed in BLM, or other
agency required compliance inspections, would be completed by the
scheduled completion date. If the Holder disagrees or has questions
about specific items, the Holder must contact the BLM in order that the
disagreement or item may be resolved.

4\. A final set of as-built plans will be submitted to the Field Manager
within 90 days of acceptance of structure (if contracted) or of
completion date.

## New or Remodeled/Expanded Buildings

1.  Any new buildings must be designed to accommodate multiple users
    along with fitting into the physical environment as defined in a
    site-specific environmental analysis developed at the time of the
    proposal.

2.  Buildings are required to be one-story, flat roofed. The roof must
    be metal or covered with metal to be fire resistant. Roofs can be
    equipped with antenna support structures, such as poles and railings
    that can extend up to 25-feet above ground level.

3.  Facility Owners and Facility Managers are encouraged to construct
    the interior of their buildings in a modular fashion, so that they
    can:

> a\. Sublease sections to others;
>
> b\. Provide tenants and customers with internal separation and
> security;
>
> c\. Reduce physical interference; and
>
> d\. Increase management effectiveness.

4.  The following materials are approved for construction of new
    facilities (i.e. buildings)

#### a. Floors -- Concrete slab with drainage. {#a.-floors-concrete-slab-with-drainage. .unnumbered}

> b\. Walls -- Concrete block, pre-fabricated concrete, or other
> pre-approved fire resistant materials.
>
> c\. Roof -- Metal, concrete, or other fireproof material as approved
> by the BLM. These should be painted to eliminate shiny surfaces, per
> BLM approved dark gray to green colors. Proposals for wooden roofs
> will not be approved.
>
> d\. Partitions -- If it is felt partitions are necessary in buildings,
> ensure they are constructed with fire resistant material (e.g.,
> concrete block, reinforced concrete, or properly grounded expanded
> metal.
>
> e\. Color -- Proposed color for use on all exterior building surfaces
> must be pre-approved by the BLM. The goal of the color selection for
> the facilities is to make the building as inconspicuous as possible
> and make buildings located on the skyline look inconspicuous when
> viewed from a distance. The intent is to reduce or eliminate glare
> from reflective and/or illuminated surfaces such as windowpanes,
> sheeting and reflective paints. Non-reflective, BLM approved dark gray
> to green colors will be used on equipment buildings.
>
> f\. Pre-fabricated equipment shelters which meet the above
> requirements may be approved.

5.  Building entry lights must:

> a\. Only light the immediate area in the vicinity of the door;
>
> b\. Be motion activated and have a limited time duration (e.g., 3-5
> minutes); and
>
> c\. Have a shielded beam that is pointed at the building door.
>
> Requests for all-night (i.e. "dusk-to-dawn") lighting, or entry
> lighting that would be visible from outside of the site will not be
> approved.

## New or Remodeled/Expanded Towers

1.  All new construction, reconstruction, and modifications to towers
    will be pre-approved by the BLM prior to implementation.

2.  It is the applicant/holder's responsibility to assure that a new, or
    modified, structure will not unduly interfere electronically or
    physically with any existing equipment at the site. Towers must be
    spaced, so as to prevent ground level radiation and/or interference
    problems. This must be clearly demonstrated in writing to the BLM
    prior to issuance of a lease, permit, or amendment.

3.  All new towers will comply with current structural and safety
    specifications and design standards, including safety-climbing
    devices. Towers should be as narrow and "open" as safety and
    structural integrity allow. New towers will be designed using
    maximum wind, snow, and/or tower loading anticipated for the site.

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| # SITE ASSOCIATION/ADVISORY GROUP                                     |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+

A Site Association is not recommended for the Campbell Tract
Communication Site. If formed in the future, the Site Association would
be responsible for obtaining and maintenance of an administrative access
and upkeep of internal roads and parking areas. The Site Association
would also be responsible for ensuring cooperation between users for
on-tower access. A Site Safety officer would be identified within the
Site Association. The Site Association would be expected to develop a
Radio Frequency Radiation Plan/Agreement and recommend measures to
reduce interference issues (e.g., through use of filters).

The goal of the Site Association would also be to maximize the effective
use of the site. The objective of a sanctioned association will be to
represent all site users as a group when dealing with the Anchorage
Field Office on matters relating to the Site administration. The
association would be able to work in cooperation with the BLM (BLM), and
the State of Alaska to identify problems or opportunities and make
recommendations to these agencies for any changes in management
strategies at the site. The association could also provide input to
these agencies regarding the future addition of equipment and facilities
at the site. While the advice and recommendations of the association
would not be binding on these agencies, they could use the input for
administration of the site. The BLM and State of Alaska would be a
member of such a group and would help jointly develop the charter (i.e.,
the ground rules).

In the absence of a formal Site Association, the BLM may utilize a Site
Advisory Group that can make suggestions and/or recommendations to
specific problems associated with the administration of the site.

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| # APPENDICES                                                          |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+

## Site Map

## Authorized Facilities

## Site Photographs

## Inspection Checklist

##  {#section-1 .unnumbered}

**APPENDIX A**

**SITE MAP**

![](media/image3.jpeg){width="6.5in" height="5.026388888888889in"}

**APPENDIX B**

**LEASEE FACILITY TABLE**

**(See associated User's Table on this Website)**

+----------+-----------+-----+--------+---------+-----------+-------+
|          | **Auth**  | *   | **Buil | **      | **Access/ | **Ot  |
|          |           | *Us | ding** | Tower** | Parking** | her** |
|          | **\#**    | e** |        |         |           |       |
+==========+===========+=====+========+=========+===========+=======+
| **       | **AKAA    | **  | **10'x | **35' H | **Access  |       |
| Facility | 077728**  | PMR | 12'    | frame   | and       |       |
| 1**      |           | S** | pre    | wood**  | parking** |       |
|          |           |     | -fab** |         |           |       |
| **"VHF   |           |     |        | **35"   |           |       |
| Site"**  |           |     |        | wood    |           |       |
|          |           |     |        | pole**  |           |       |
| **BLM    |           |     |        |         |           |       |
| Two-way  |           |     |        |         |           |       |
| Radio**  |           |     |        |         |           |       |
+----------+-----------+-----+--------+---------+-----------+-------+
|          |           |     |        |         |           |       |
+----------+-----------+-----+--------+---------+-----------+-------+
| **       | **AKAA    | **  | **12'x | **5 -   | **Access  |       |
| Facility | 14262**   | PMR | 30'**  | 35'     | and       |       |
| 2**      |           | S** |        | guyed** | parking** |       |
|          |           |     | **m    |         |           |       |
| **BLM    |           |     | etal** |         |           |       |
| "Meteor  |           |     |        |         |           |       |
| Burst    |           |     |        |         |           |       |
| Site"**  |           |     |        |         |           |       |
+----------+-----------+-----+--------+---------+-----------+-------+
|          |           |     |        |         |           |       |
+----------+-----------+-----+--------+---------+-----------+-------+
| **       | **AKAA    | **  | **10'x | **50'   | **Access  |       |
| Facility | 077728**  | PMR | 12'    | guyed   | and       |       |
| 3**      |           | S** | pr     | high    | parking** |       |
|          | **AKAA    |     | efab** | fr      |           |       |
| **"HF    | x         | **O |        | equency |           |       |
| Site"**  | xxxxx\*** | T** |        | receive |           |       |
|          |           |     |        | an      |           |       |
| **BLM    |           |     |        | tenna** |           |       |
| Re       |           |     |        |         |           |       |
| ceiver** |           |     |        |         |           |       |
|          |           |     |        |         |           |       |
| **A      |           |     |        |         |           |       |
| nchorage |           |     |        |         |           |       |
| Amateur  |           |     |        |         |           |       |
| Radio    |           |     |        |         |           |       |
| Club**   |           |     |        |         |           |       |
+----------+-----------+-----+--------+---------+-----------+-------+
|          |           |     |        |         |           |       |
+----------+-----------+-----+--------+---------+-----------+-------+
| **       | **AKAA    | **  | *      | **2 -   | **Access  |       |
| Facility | x         | PMR | *South | 45'     | and       |       |
| 4**      | xxxxx\*** | S** | end of | la      | parking** |       |
|          |           |     | maint  | ttice** |           |       |
| **BLM**  |           |     | enance |         |           |       |
|          |           |     | bldg** | **1 --  |           |       |
| **Radio  |           |     |        | 35'     |           |       |
| Shop**   |           |     |        | la      |           |       |
|          |           |     |        | ttice** |           |       |
+----------+-----------+-----+--------+---------+-----------+-------+

**\* The use by the Anchorage Amateur Radio Club must be authorized
under a communication use lease and the BLM Radio Shop use must be
authorized under a right-of-way grant for communication purposes.**

**APPENDIX C**

**SITE PHOTOGRAPHS**

![](media/image4.jpeg){width="4.6875in" height="3.5208333333333335in"}

**BLM Facility 1**

![](media/image5.jpeg){width="4.6875in" height="3.5208333333333335in"}

**BLM Facility 2**

![](media/image6.jpeg){width="4.6875in" height="3.5208333333333335in"}

![](media/image7.jpeg){width="4.6875in" height="3.5208333333333335in"}

**BLM Facility 3**

![](media/image8.jpeg){width="4.6875in" height="3.5208333333333335in"}

**BLM Radio Shop**

**APPENDIX D**

"Campbell Tract Annual Technical Inspection"

Date Inspected:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Time
Inspection:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Permit Holder:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Authorization \#
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Site Technician :
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Phone \#
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Number of Transmitters \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
License Posted
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

*Please mark the following Items as Acceptable (A) or Unacceptable (U).*

Electrical Wiring \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (A) (U)
Grounding \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (A) (U)

Equipment Installation \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (A) (U) Housekeeping
\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (A) (U)

Building Repair \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (A) (U) Tower
Repair \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (A) (U)

*Please mark the following Items as Yes (Y) or NO (N) or (NA)*

Isolators \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (Y)
(N) (NA) Circulators \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (Y) (N)
(NA)

Cavities \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (Y)
(N) (NA) Terminators \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (Y) (N)
(NA)

Filters \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--
(Y) (N) (NA) Lightning Protection \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (Y) (N) (NA)

Comments:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Recommended Corrective Action:
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Required Corrective Action To Be Taken:
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Committee Representatives:
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Bureau of Land Management Representatives:
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*Please make the required corrective action within the next 120 days.*

Please make a written report of corrective action taken and submit to
the BLM in Anchorage. If you should have any questions, please call the
Anchorage Field Office at (970) 267-1246.

[^1]: Site Summit. This is a communication site on military land. BLM
    has equipment on Site Summit as do other federal agencies.

[^2]: Cold. Radio frequency factor does not exceed the threshold for
    general public safety.