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Public Service Commission of West Virginia PO Box 812, Charleston, WV 25323

WIRELESS TOWER ACCESS ASSISTANCE FUND GRANT APPLICATION

This application form and all grant application requirements are pursuant to General Order No. 187.29 and the Rules and Regulations Governing Emergency Telephone Service, Series 25, Title 150 Legislative Rule, Public Service Commission 150-25-1 to 150-25-13.6.a.

Grant Request (Print or type; Use additional sheets and attachments as necessary)

1. The Project Sponsor is the Morgan County Cornmission, which shall, if a Grant is awarded, be designated as the Grantee.

2. Names of other entities, if any, joining the Project Sponsor in this Application:

NONE

3. Main Overall Contact Person regarding this Application:

Name David A. Michael Title Director, Morgan County OES/9 11

Phone 304-258-0327 Cellular 304-676-39 11

-Fax 304-258-0304 Email address [email protected]

4. Tower type: Guide Self supporting X Monopole

5. Tower height: 260 ft.

6. Tower location: Latitude: N39’3 1’23.7’, Longitude: W78O2629.6’

7. Tower base elevation above average mean sea level: 9 15 ft.

8. Name of tower location: Morgan-Pawpaw-260 (Paw Paw) 1571 Paw Paw Road, Paw Paw, WV 25434

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Provide maps, photos and preliminary design drawings, prints, etc. ATTACHMENT A: Propagation map 1:500,000 wide area scale, Field strength level of portables 4 watt talk back coverage; ATTACHMENT B: Propagation map 1:500,000 wide area scale, Field strength level of mobiles 45 watt talk back coverage; ATTACHMENT C: Propagation map 1:250,000 zoom area scale, Field strength level of portables 4 watt talk back coverage; ATTACHMENT D: Propagation map 1:250,000 zoom area scale, Field strength level of mobiles 45 watt talk back coverage; ATTACHMENT E: Conceptual general survey plat of proposed tower site; ATTACHMENT F: Wide angle photographic mosaic of the proposed tower site; ATTACHMENT G Letter of commitment from World Airwaves for wireless broadband internet services to be installed onto the proposed tower; ATTACHMENT H: Budgetary Site Costs spreadsheet. NOTE: Engineering drawings are not attached, but will be created by Hemphill Corporation through a West Virginia State Purchasing Division Contract, and Terradon after performance of site survey work.

9. Will FAA approval be needed? Yes X , No If yes, provide details:

Preliminary TOWAIR Determination Results indicate FAA approval and Antenna Structure Registration (ASR) are required.

10. Is this application for modification of an existing tower? Yes , No X If Yes, what is the towefs FCC registration number?

11. Is approval needed from the State Historical Preservation Office? Yes X , No

12. Is approval needed under the National Environmental Protection Act? Yes No

uh-- L-p3 -4: -. ' 13. Is any zoning approval needed? Yes -7 No X If Yes, provide deta

14. Tower site property is: Owned -7 Leased 3

15. How soon after a grant is received will construction begin? Immediately for remaining site prep pending weather, Grant Award Noti&$ati@ ;i7 Date + 60 days for tower construction pending contractor schedules and m&ri& dii lead times. [Rule 13.2.a.81

Morgan County WTAAF Application Page 2 of 11 16. How long will it take to complete the Project? 120 days [Rule 13.2.a.81

17. a. Do the Project Sponsor and all Co-Applicants agree to adopt the State Interoperative Radio Tower Specifications for the Project? Yes X , No

b. Will the Project use a State Interoperative Radio'hackage desigd'for the proposedtower? Yes X ,No If No, why not?

18. Does the Project Sponsor (County) agree to require the contractor(s) to provide a performance bond(s) and a payment bond(s) covering completion of the Project and to submit copies of the bond(s) to the TAAFRC upon receipt? Yes X ,No

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PLEASE ATTACH TO YOUR APPLICATION, RESPONSES TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

19. How will public health and safety benefit from completion of the Project? [Rule 13.2.a.l.l

Morgan County public health and safety will greatly benefit with communications capabilities enhancements that include connectivity to the WVIRP, as well as regional connectivity through legacy systems to give immediate access to local, regional, and state agencies including local health departments, hospitals, Emergency Operations Centers, State and local law enforcement agencies, Medical Command, and other agencies that would be instrumental during a catastrophic event such as a flu pandemic or westward migration from the National Capital Region (NCR), as well as direct communications with incoming resources such as the Regional Response Teams (RRTs), swift water rescue teams (that are usually staged in Paw Paw during tropical storm events), National Guard LNOs, etc. Morgan, Hampshire, and Allegany County, Maryland will gain immediate access to critical information sharing that is now not possible due to the lack of this piece of critical infrastructure. Other entities such as state agencies of West Virginia and Maryland, C&O National Park personnel, and even Amtrak personnel or travelers can also utilize this site.

The Paw Paw site will also provide fill in redundancy for public health and safety agencies in parts of Morgan and Hampshire Counties in the event of a catastrophic site failure at the existing Cacapon or Romney Bald Hill Mountain sites in Hampshire County.

The area to be served by this new tower site has cellular service so poor (absolutely no service!) that I cannot acquire connections even utilizing my vehicle’s hands free booster kit that increases my transmitting wattage to 3 watts, and with a high gain external antenna, boosts the ERP even further!

20. Are there any other state or regional planning goals that the Project will help accomplish? Provide details. Of special importance is information regarding how the Project will fit in with State radio/telecommunications interoperability goals. [Rule 13.2.a.71

The Morgan County Paw Paw site project will facilitate opportunities for Morgan and Hampshire Counties to utilize the WVIRP system as their primary communications system. In the short term, key agencies such as Morgan and Hampshire County Emergency Management will provide interconnectivity by utilizing WVIRP radios to relay critical information between agencies that currently have only VHF high band and low band legacy systems. In the long

Morgan County WTAAF Application Page 4 of 11 term, having local WIRP RF capability will promote the migration of county communications systems to the State system. As more entities become familiar with the system, the easier it will be for jurisdictions to allocate funds for the changeover, with the ultimate goal of all Morgan County and surrounding entities migrating to the system.

The Paw Paw site will provide vital infrastructure for communications that will serve multiple counties in West Virginia including Morgan and Hampshire Counties, and Allegany County, Maryland that exchanges frequent mutual aid services with Morgan and Hampshire Counties. This site will also provide support for the Quad State Initiative that includes Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, and Virginia. The Paw Paw site will also provide extended range communications along Interstate 68 in Maryland from Hancock to at least Flintstone, filling in westward facing interstate slopes shadowed from the Cacapon Mountain ‘Nigh Point’site.

The fill in coverage range from this site is also important for connection of incoming mutual aid resources towards the eastern panhandle along Interstate 68 with local units at the incident scene(s) to maximize coordination at the earliest possible times. Incoming mutual aid resources might need diversion to other incident scenes, and would be better coordinated with the improved coverage patterns. This same principle applies to Eastern Panhandle units responding westward to provide mutual aid assistance to other parts of West Virginia, or the Quad State Region.

The Paw Paw site tower will immediately provide a mounting platform for 91 1 emergency communications equipment to have reliable radio signals in the Town of Paw Paw where current communications have serious coverage problems at the low elevation beside the Potomac River. Although no reliable cellular coverage is available in western Morgan County, several cellular providers have verbally expressed interest in placing their services onto a tall tower near Paw Paw, but cannot justify the return on their investment when they include the tower structure and site infrastructure related costs. This part of Morgan County desperately needs cellular service. In addition to 91 1 and cellular services, this tower site would also provide wireless broadband internet service into the very rural area (see attached letter of commitment from World Airwaves).

WIRP coverage enhancements would occur in western Morgan County and the northern portion of Hampshire County. Morgan County coverage would radically improve in the Town of Paw Paw, the western facing terrain slopes of Purslane, Sidling Hill, and Spring Gap Mountains, and along the mainline CSX Railroad tracks that parallel the Potomac River. We respond to numerous emergency incidents in these areas. These areas will also experience terrain shadowing of

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coverage from the Cacapon Mountain ‘High Point’ site. Hampshire County coverage will improve in their shadowed areas along the northern portions of their county. The Paw Paw site could fill in those coverage problem areas, perhaps all the way into the Green Spring and Springfield areas. It will also help both Morgan and Hampshire Counties to eliminate enough coverage dead spots (primarily for portables) to facilitate both counties using the WVIRP system as the primary communications system, and both counties on the same system will enhance interoperability communications during mutual aid incidents. Paw Paw fire and EMS is first due into northeastern Hampshire County.

Another important factor to consider is that a major National Capitol Region evacuation route has been preplanned by Frederick County, Virginia and Hampshire and Morgan Counties to route evacuees from Winchester, Virginia northwestward on US Route 522 to VA/WV State Routes 127 to WV State Route 29 northward to WV State Route 9 through Paw Paw to MD State Route 51 to link up with Interstate 68 in Cumberland, Maryland.

The Paw Paw site will be vital for efficient coordination communications of this NCR Mass Migration evacuation route. The C&O National Park Service could also utilize this tower for their operations from Cumberland down to Great Cacapon, West Virginia. This tower will also benefit southeastern Allegany County, Maryland as Paw Paw fire and EMS frequently provides mutual aid assistance into that area.

This new tower structure will be strong enough to host a full loading of antennae and microwave dishes, and includes capacity for at least four cellular/PCS service providers, as well as wireless broadband internet services, WVIRP equipment, and County communications equipment.

2 1. Provide the total Project cost, with an itemization of all underlying costs in as much detail as feasible.

See ATTACHMENT H.

Morgan County has already invested funds for site preparations that include the land lease documents preparation, site survey, access roadway, land clearing, and electric utility installation. The County currently does not have funding available to actually install the tower structure, grounding system, security fencing, and other related site costs. External funding will be required to complete this project.

22. Provide information regarding all other towers, if any, within a three-mile radius of the Project.

Morgan County WTAAF Application Page 6 of 11 There are no towers within a three mile radius that are structurally capable and/or economically feasible of providing the antennae loading necessary to meet the current objectives for Morgan County communications, WVIRP specifications, or provide capacity for expansion.

23. Provide complete details of the financing of the Project, with an explanation of why a grant subsidy is necessary for the Project. How much grant money is sought? [Rules 13.2.a.3. and 13.2.a.51

This project will be funded by 2 sources, grant money for the tower, building and ancillary costs (foundation, anchor points, building pad, grounding, backup electric generator system, fencing, tower lighting, SHPO, NEPA and FCC tower registration fees), and Morgan County funds (land clearing, road building, electric service).

24. Are there any other feasible funding sources for the Project? What are they and in what amounts? Is Public Service Commission assistance necessary in obtaining funding from such other sources? If so, what assistance is necessary? [Rule 13.2.a.5.1

There are no other funding possibilities known for this project. Morgan County cannot afford to undertake a conventional interest loan for this project because all County funding is required for rebuilding our courthouse complex that was totally destroyed by fire on August sth,2006. The County simply has no reserve funding at this time for this project, and will not for several years.

25. In your opinion, can the Project proceed without, the assistance of the requested grant? Provide your rationale for your answer. [Rule 13.2.a.3.]

The Paw Paw project cannot proceed beyond the land lease documents preparation, site survey, access roadway, land clearing, and electric utility installation. We still do not have funding for a backup electric generator system, and fencing without the assistance of a grant. The recent loss of our courthouse complex, and replacement purchase of a computer aided dispatch system and communications upgrades commitments preclude the ability of Morgan County to fund the rest of the project for five or more years. We are on'brrowed tim2' utilizing our original CAD, telephone, and radio consoles as their ages are already beyond their designated"she1f lived', so additional 91 1 funds are not available for this project.

26. Are there any alternatives which would accomplish the same objective as the Project? Compare the financial feasibility of the alternatives with the cost of the

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Project. Compare the efficiency of the alternatives with the efficiency of the Project. [Rule 13.2.a.4.1

The businesses and residents of the Town of Paw Paw, western Morgan County and northeastern Hampshire County, and numerous travelers commuting from Cumberland, Maryland to the Winchester, Virginia area are desperate for cellular telephone coverage. The eastern half of Morgan County is adequately covered by a number of providers that have tower sites along the US 522 corridor from Virginia to the Maryland state line, and the WV SR 9 corridor from Berkeley Springs to Martinsburg.

We have lobbied all of the service providers numerous times to provide cellular/PCS services for at least the town of Paw Paw, and hopefully the western half of Morgan County also. We have talked to AT&T (Cingular), Nextel, Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular, and VISTA (Verizon Wireless) about expanding their services into the Paw Paw area with no concrete success to date. Almost all of them have advised us that they cannot justify their return on investment if they have to build towers on the west side of Morgan County.

OES/911 has coordinated a letter writing campaign through the Mayofs Office of the Town of Paw Paw with the area citizens and commuters to the service providers, as all of the service providers have suggested (‘the squeaky wheel gets the greas6’). Most of them have verbally expressed interest, but would not give us letters of commitment. At the time of submission of this application, we have very recently acquired formal contact information from the WVPSC, and will aggressively request each service provider through these contact channels to commit to this new tower site. Based upon my direct conversations with numerous service providers, I sincerely believe that if someone builds a tower structure overlooking the Town of Paw Paw, then at least one carrier will install their equipment at this site. I also believe that due to competition, once the first carrier installs at this site, then some others will follow.

The topography of the Paw Paw area along the Potomac River presents severe shadowing problems from existing tower sites on Cacapon Mountain. Sidling Hill and Spring Gap Mountains are in between the Cacapon Mountain sites, and cause serious shadowing problems.

There are no cost effective alternatives to the 260 Paw Paw tower. The utilization of the closest existing towers would not provide adequate coverage, as existing towers located on Cacapon Mountain or in Allegany County, Maryland are shadowed from the Paw Paw area, and are not economically or structurally feasible for our requirements.

Morgan County WTAAF Application Page 8 of 11 As is true with many rural counties' communications systems, neither Morgan nor Hampshire Counties own any sites developed specifically for emergency communications in this geographic area adequate for multipurpose utilization. We have located on existing distant infrastructure and "made dd' with the coverage afforded by those sites. The site we propose is the first to be engineered to produce a desired outcome for multiple uses in this area. Morgan, Hampshire, and Allegany County units will gain monumentally in their ability to communicate with each other. Morgan County has very limited funding, and is currently acquiring six UHF FB8 channels for use of the WVIRP system at the Cacapon Mountain'High Point'site as part of a joint Morgan, Hampshire, and State project to develop a WVIRP RF site at that location.

Guyed towers are usually cheaper than self support designs for the same height, if the land is available cheap, but this site's leased land area is too small for guyed towers of sufficient height, and the topography would not support large guyed arrays. This site has a land lease of $1 for all of the land area required for a self- support tower design. Morgan County has already invested significant roadway and utility construction costs required to prepare the site for use. The existing trees and brush have already been removed.

The RF propagation patterns predict that this site will properly fill in coverage holes from the other distant tower sites currently utilized. Most of the other existing towers are already maxed out with antennae and/or at their maximum engineering wind load limits. The rental costs of a couple of the available distant commercial towers are not affordable, but they would still have shadowing coverage problems. We can build a new tower, and recoup those rental costs within about 4-5 years.

27. Will the proposed Project tower be suitable for multiple user applications? Provide support for your answer. [Rule 13.2.a.91

Yes, the proposed tower will have space available for expansion for future subscribers. The current configuration needed incorporates four cellular arrays, multiple microwave dishes, wireless broadband internet data antennae, microwave dishes and associated RF antennae for the WVIRP, and local communications systems equipment. At least one wireless broadband internet provider has committed to utilizing this site to provide high speed internet service (Ipv6) to rural Morgan and Hampshire Counties. This internet service provider has been promoted by Governor Manchin to expand into rural areas of the state, such as Paw Paw. This capability will also serve the public safety agencies in Morgan and Hampshire Counties as AVL and MDTs are implemented in the future.

Morgan County WTAAF Application Page 9 of I1 28. How will the Project improve cellular coverage and/or make current coverage more reliable? Include, inasmuch as feasible: (1) information regarding the population of the affected area; (2) information regarding roadways, such as Interstates, which have significant traffic flows; (3) the adequacy and efficiency of other wireless communications facilities, if any, in the area to be served by the Project. [Rules 13.2.a.2. and 13.2.a.10.1

In as much as it is not economically feasible for wireless vendors to invest in infrastructure in rural areas due to the lack of return on investment, the area to be covered by the proposed site is virtually void of cellular signal. While it is not a heavily populated area, it is a heavily traveled area. The Rt. 127/Rt. 29/Rt. 9 corridor is a major artery between Cumberland, MD and Winchester, VA, and is a heavily traveled east to west route connecting US Route 522 to US Route 50 and MD State Route 51. It is all two lane roadway, and severe traffic accidents are the norm as is evidenced by the local fire department's statistics (65% of all calls are vehicle accidents, and in excess of 90% of them are in the Routes 127/29/9 corridor). Many times a passing motorist must drive many miles to access a strong enough signal to connect to 9-1-1. This corridor will be one of the major east/west evacuation routes in the event of a westward migration from the DC Metro area.

With the introduction of high-speed wireless data service into Morgan and Hampshire Counties, and the desire of World Airwaves to illuminate the area served by our proposed site, data access for hazardous materials response, mobile data terminals, and VOIP phone service (and its' access to 9-1-1) will provide opportunities not currently available.

The Paw Paw site should provide major fill in cellular coverage from the current distant reliable coverage boundaries that end to the west at Oldtown, MD, to the south at Slanesville, WV, and to the east at the Virginia-West Virginia state line on Route 127.

29. Who will be the owner or owners of the Project tower once the work subsidized by the grant sought herein is completed? Who will be the operator or operators?

The Morgan County Commission will become the owners and will facilitate all operations through the Morgan County Office of Emergency Services.

30. Does the Project tower operator have the expertise, staffing and financial resources to operate and maintain the tower if the Project is approved and constructed? Provide support for your answer. [Rule 13.2.a.61

Morgan County WTAAF Application Page 10 of 11 Yes, Morgan County has a network of qualified staff with the ability to operate and maintain the tower, and will provide as a line item in budget preparations for each fiscal year, funding to provide tower and site maintenance, staffing, and sub- contracting for any issue that may arise beyond the scope of our expertise. We have already experienced building our current 91 1 towers‘liom the ground u$’, and know about all of the steps involved to complete in the process.

3 1. With which codes, specifications, standards, etc. must the Project comply?

The development of the site will require a building perrnit from the Morgan County Planning Office. The following codes will be utilized for minimum standards for their appropriate field: IBC 2003 for the building, IEC 2005 for electric service entrance and building and tower wiring, FAA for tower lighting and tower registration, FCC for licensing, power, and emissions, and all standards as dictated by the WVIRP, including standards such as ANSIEIA-222-X.

32. For joint endeavors, provide information regarding all participants in addition to the Project Sponsor. Such information should include full details regarding a contact person for each participating entity.

Morgan and Hampshire Counties are participating together in a number of projects including the Cacapon Mountain “High Point’ site, developing each countfs 9 11 PSAPs as‘bot standby’facilities for each other, and coordinating implementation of all additional sites for mutual benefit to the maximum number of counties and agencies as practical. Hampshire County Emergency Management Director Mike Crouse has been instrumental in estimating costs, providing direction for site development, and completion of this grant application. He may be reached at 304- 676-4 163. His address is: Mike Crouse P.O. Box 806 Romney, WV 26757

END OF APPLICATION

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BERKELEY LAND SURVEYS Exhibit I 304-258-31 6 1 Plat of Survey of a Portion of the Land of January 11,2007 Donald E. Largent and Jo Ann Largent Deed Book 98, Page 433 - Contains 0.72 Acre ( NOTE: Drawing depicted includes additional information not on original Berkeley Land Surveys plat. - DAM ) Charles P. Dawson W.V. Licensed Land Surveyor No.808 ional Weather Service Automated Weather Station (Installed by the State of West Virginia) Donald E. Largent

Remainder of Original Tract

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MORGAN COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA MORGAN COUNTY A'ITACHMENT E MORGAN-PAWPAW-260 SITE

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2308 Middle Road, Winchester VA 22601 VA: 540-667-643 1 WV: 304-867-41 34

October 31,2007

This letter is written in support of the planned Morgan County 250 foot tower, which will be built to enhance 91 1 and emergency communications in the Paw Paw, West Virginia.

WorldAirWaves offers its commitment to this tower for delivery of wireless broadband Internet to the region.

This tower will allow my company, WorldAirWaves, to bring high-speed Internet to an area of Morgan County that, because of its geographical location, is greatly disadvantaged compared to the rest of the county in regards to broadband Internet availability. This lack of broadband and mobile telephone coverage is due to the rural nature of the location and the mountainous topography. The Paw Paw tower will not only help to provide much needed radio coverage to emergency communications and improved cellular coverage, but it will also allow my company to provide wireless broadband Internet service to this overlooked region of the state. This, in turn, will enable our program “No Child Left Off-Line” to provide services in Paw Paw as well. No Child Left Off-Line supplies free or discount Internet access and computers to underprivileged families so that their children will have the same advantages as other students.

It would not be feasible in the very near future for my company to build such a structure at its own expense due to the low return on investment schedule, but this tower could be self-supporting with 91 1, cellular and wireless Internet services installed.

Sincerely,

President Wor Id Ai rWaves : 61 MORGAN COUNTY PAW PAW TOWER SITE

SITE $87,905 Access Road Gate $433 $433 $0 F&S Construction Construction Drawings $2,600 $0 $2,600 Terradon Electricity - Utility Costs $3,129 $3,129 $0 Allegheny Power / F&S Construction Excavator $22,108 $22,108 $0 F&S Construction Lease (25vear) $1 $1 $0 Donald Laraent Maryland Notification I $5001 $01 $5001 ITerradon Phase 1 NEPA & SHPO $1,4001 $01 $1,4001 ITerradon Phase 1 Archelogical Survey I $1,5001 $0 I $1,5001 ITerradon Roadwav - new (400 ft) $10.000l $lO.OOOl $01 I F&S Construction I Security Fence (439 ft) $28,535 $0 $28,535 McCrane Fencing Survey - Lease Boundary Identification for Document Preparation $565 $565 $0 Berkeley Land Surveys Survey - Raw Land, 2640-5280 approach $2,500 $0 $2,500 Terradon Survey - 2C letter $350 $0 $350 Terradon TeleDhone $2.000 $0 $2.000 Frontier Communications ~ TH PO $300 $0 $300 Terradon Tower Foundation / Anchor Points' Soil Samples Borings - Self Support $4,000 $0 $4,000 Terradon Tree Removal $7,985 $7,985 $0 F&S Construction

Full Body Harness TBD $0 Grounding / Lightning Protection - Materials & Installation $14,285 $0 $14,285 Hemphill Corporation Safetv Device - Installation TBD $0 Safety Device Bottom Bracket TBD $0 Safety Device Cable Restraints - (9) each TBD $0 Safety Device Safety Cable TBD $0 Safety Top Post TBD $0 Tower $57,593 $0 $57,593 Hemphill Corporation Tower - Foundation $47,142 $0 $47,142 Hemphill Corporation Tower - Strucuture Installation $35,750 $0 $35,750 Hemphill Corporation Waveguide Brace Brackets - 12 hole $1,000 $0 $1,000 Waveguide Brace Brackets - Installation $1,500 $0 $1,500 Waveguide Bridge - 20 ft horizontal $1,600 $0 $1,600 Waveguide Bridges - Installation $2,000 $0 $2,000

Grounding / Lightning Protection $1,000 $0 $1,000 Morgan Electric Service Heating / Air Conditioning $0 $0 $0 Fibrebond Ladder Tray (=/>ti0 ft) $0 $0 $0 Fibrebond Lighting - Interior $0 $0 $0 Fibrebond Prefab Fibrebond Building IO'x2O' (178428) $29,955 $0 $29,955 Fibrebond Prefab Fibrebond Building Freight (17842B) $4,610 $0 $4,610 Fibrebond TVSS - Transient Voltage Surge Suppressors $2,000 $0 $2,000 Morgan Electric Service Ventilation - Fan & Intake $0 $0 $0 Fibrebond Walls, Doors, & Roof - O.D. 20 ft. x 20 ft. (delivered & installed) $0 $0 $0 Fibrebond Waveguide Entry Panel, Bus, Etc. I ______~ 1 ~ 1- _____ ~~~ II ~ I

1 1/7/2007 MORGAN COUNTY ATTACHMENT H Page 1 of 2 MORGAN COUNTY PAW PAW TOWER SITE

SCADA TBD Simulcast System TBD Transfer Switch TBD

TOTAL $310,226 $44,220

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