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RADIO FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS EXPOSURE REPORT
Prepared for AT&T
c/o Caldwell Compliance
Site Name: Central Burlingame
Site ID: CCL00566
USID: 13300
FA ID: 10095832
Site Type: Rooftop
Located at:
1480 Burlingarne Avenue
Burlingame, CA 94010
Latitude: 37.57G9 / Longitude: -122.3498
RECEIVED
JUN 3 0 2016
Report Date: 5/27/2016
Report By Jamie Santos CITY OF BURLINGAME
CDD-PLANNING D11/.
Based on FCC Rules and Regulations, AT&T Mobiliry will be compliant provided
recomrnendation(s) are implemented.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0
2.0
2.1
2.2
3.0
3.1
3.2
4.0
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
EIZECUTIVE SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................3
SITEDESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................................4
SiteMap .............................................................................................................................................................4
AntennaInventory ...........................................................................................................................................5
ANALYSIS...........................................................................................................................................................6
EmissionPYedictions .......................................................................................................................................6
FivePercent Contributions .............................................................................................................................8
CONCLUSION...................................................................................................................................................9
Results................................................................................................................................................................9
Recommendation(s) .........................................................................................................................................9
Statementof Compliance ............................................................................................................................. 11
EngineerCertification ................................................................................................................................... 11
Append� A: Background ........................................................................................................................................... 12
Appendix B: MeasuYement and/or Computer Simulation Methods ................................................................... 13
AppendixC: Limitations ............................................................................................................................................ 13
AppendixD: AntennaViewO .................................................................................................................................... 14
Append� E: AT&T RF advisory signs .................................................................................................................... 15
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1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Dtech Communications, LLC ("Dtech") has been retained by Caldwell Compliance, contractors to AT&T,
to determine whethex its wireless communicarions facility complies with the Federal Communicarions
Commission ("FCC") Radio Frequency ("RF") Safety Guidelines. This Yeport contains a computer-
simulated analysis of the Electromagnetic Fields ("EMF") exposure resulting from the facility. The analysis
also includes assessment of e�sting wireless carriers on site, where information is provided. The table
below suinrnarizes the result at a glance:
Table 1: EMF Summary
Access Type Door
Access to antennas locked Recommended
RF Si n(s @ access oint s Information 1& Notice ecommended)
RF Si n s @ antennas Information 1& Norice ecommended)
Barrier s@ sectors Re uired - see Recommendations
Max EMF level for 3.5% General Population
AT&T on Ground
Max curnulative EMF level for 3.6% General Population
facili on Ground
Max EMF level for 268.6% General Popularion
AT&T on Roof 53.7% Occu ational)
Max cumulative EMF level for 270.0% General Population
facili on Roof 54.0% Occu ational)
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2.0 SITE DESCRIPTION
The wireless telecommunication facility is located on a building rooftop. The facility consists of 4 wireless
carrier(s) or operator(s): AT&T, T-Mobile, Clearwire & Other(s). The antennas are typically grouped into
sectors pointing in different direction to achieve the desired areas of coverage. AT&T's antennas are
facade-mounted on the penthouse above the roof and connected to the equipment via cables.
2.1 Site Map
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2.2 Antenna Inventory
Technical specifications in the table below are provided by ouY clients or gathered from physical field
surveys where applicable and/oY possible. Conservative estimates are used where information is not
provided or available.
Table 2: Site Technical Specifications
Bottom Tp Bottom Tip
Antenna Frequency Orientation Horizontal Antenna Antenna 2G/GSM 3G/UMTS 4G/LTE Total ERP Height Abo�e Height Abo�.e
ID Operatw Antenna M(g Antenna Model Type (MHz) (°� BWdth (") Aperture (ft) Gain (dBd) Radios Radios Radios (Watts) X Y Ground (A (ft) Roof (� (ft)
A1 AT&T Quintel QS665&3 Panel 700 320 65.5 6 10.9 1 741 76 74 77.0 8.8
A1 AT&T Quintel QS665&3 Panel 850 320 64 6 8.4 1 550 76 74 77.0 8.8
A1 AT&T Quintel QS665&3 Panel 1900 320 63 6 15.4 1 2754 76 74 77.0 8.8
A2 AT&T Kathrein 742-265 Panel 850 320 68 6.3 13.4 2 1318 75 73 76.9 8.6
A2 AT&T Kathrein 742-265 Panel 1900 320 65 6.3 16.1 2 3236 75 73 76.9 6.6
A3 AT&T Commscope SBNHH-1DG58 Panel 850 320 66 6.1 122 2 661 73 71 77.0 8.8
A3 AT&T Commscope SBNHH-1D65B Panel 2100 320 63 6.1 16.1 1 4898 73 71 77.0 8.8
A4 AT&T Quintel QS6658-3 Panel 700 320 65.5 6 10.9 1 741 72 69 77.0 8.8
A4 AT&T Quintel QS665&3 Panel 2300 320 60 6 162 1 4169 72 69 77.0 8.8
B1 ATBT Quintel QS665&3 Panel 700 200 65.5 6 10.9 1 741 35 52 77.0 8.8
81 ATBT Quintel QS665&3 Panel 850 200 64 6 8.4 2 275 35 52 77.0 8.8
81 AT&T Quintel oS665&3 Panel 1900 200 63 6 15.4 1 2754 35 52 77.0 8.8
62 AT&T Quintel QS665&3 Panel 850 200 64 6 8.4 1 550 37 50 77.0 8.8
62 ATBT Quintel QS66583 Panel 2300 200 60 6 162 1 4169 37 50 77.0 8.8
83 AT&T Commscope SBNHH-1D65B Panel 700 200 66 6.1 12.4 1 1047 64 31 77.0 8.8
83 AT&T Commscope SBNHH-1D65B Panel 2100 200 63 6.1 16.1 1 4898 64 31 77.0 8.8
84 AT&T Kathrein 742-265 Panel 850 200 68 6.3 13.4 2 1318 67 29 76.9 8.6
84 AT&T Kathrein 742-265 Panel 1900 200 65 6.3 16.1 2 3236 67 29 76.9 8.6
C1 AT&T Kathrein 742-265 Panel 850 80 68 6.3 13.4 2 1318 77 25 76.9 6.6
C1 AT&T Kathrein 742-265 Panel 1900 80 65 6.3 16.1 2 3236 77 25 76.9 8.6
C2 AT&T Quintel QS665&3 Panel 700 80 65.5 6 10.9 1 741 79 28 77.0 8.8
C2 AT&T Quintel QS665&3 Panel 850 80 64 6 6.4 1 550 79 28 77.0 8.8
C2 AT&T Quintel QS665&3 Panel �900 80 63 6 15.4 1 2754 79 28 77.0 8.8
C3 AT&T Commscope SBNHH-1D658 Panel 850 80 66 6.1 122 2 661 87 45 77.0 8.8
C3 AT&T Commscope SBNHH-1D658 Panel 2100 80 63 6.1 16.1 1 4896 87 45 77.0 8.8
C4 ATBT Quintel QS66583 Panel 700 80 65.5 6 10.9 1 741 83 47 77.0 8.8
C4 AT&T Quintel QS66583 Panel 2300 80 60 6 16.2 1 4169 83 47 77.0 8.8
1 T-Mobile Unknown Unknown Panel 1900 30 80 4 15 - - - 1500 46 73 76.2 8.0
2 T-Mobile Unknown Unknown Panel 1900 150 80 4 15 - - - 1500 87 42 762 8.0
3 T-Mobile Unknown Unknown Panel 1900 2�0 80 4 15 - - - �500 29 58 76.2 8.0
t Cleaiwire Unknown Unknown Panel 2500 30 80 4 14 - - - 1500 43 75 78.2 10.0
2 Cleaiwire Unknown Unknown Panel 2500 150 80 4 14 - - - 1500 86 40 782 10.0
3 Clearwire Unknown Unknown Panel 2500 270 80 4 14 - - - 1500 29 55 782 10.0
1 Others Unknown Unknown Dish 10000 0 2 2 38 - - - 65 34 64 78.2 10.0
2 Others Unknown Unknown Dish 10000 180 2 6 38 - - - 65 69 27 782 10.0
1 Others Unknown Unknown Whip 850 0 360 8 8 - - - 315 72 27 83.2 15.0
2 Others Unknown Unknown Whip 850 0 360 8 8 - - - 315 80 33 83.2 15.0
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3.0 ANALYSIS
3.1 Emission Predictions
Figure 1: Plan (bird's eye) viezv map of re.rults compared to FCC's General Population MPE (Maximum Perjnis.rible
E.x�o.rzare) Limits. Gray repre.rent.r area.r �vhere e.xposure levels are calc•ulated to be at or belozv 5%; Green- betzveen 5% d�'
100% (belozv MPE limits); blue, yelloav e�' red — greater than 100% (exceeds MPE limit.r�.
%of FCC General Public Exposure Limit
� X 5 5 ■ 5< X s 100 ■ 100 < X s 500 � 500 < X 5 5,000 ■ X> 5,000
AT&T: Simulation Diagram
/� Oround Level Max Sim Levels
N Elevation:0� AT8.T:3.5'/•
Grid Size = 20 ft Cumulative: 3.6°k
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Dish 2
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Figure 2: Plan (bird'.r eye) vieu� nrap of results compared to FCC's General Population MPE (Maximarm Permissi�le
E.xjiosicre) Limit.r. Gray repre.rents area.r zvhere e.�osirre levels are calculated to be at or beloaa� 5%; Green- betaa�een 5% e�'
100% (belozv MPE limit.r); blue, yellozv d�' red — greater than 100% (exceeds MPE limits�.
°k of FCC General Public Exposure Llmit
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AT&T: Simulation Diagram
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/ Roof Level Max Sim Levels I�; AT&T 12',� Clearwire' 3
N% Elevation:68.2� ATBT: 268.6% � T-Mob�le 3 io Omn�-__ I 2 �
Cumulative:270.0'k � _
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3.2 Five Percent Contributions
Mitigation measures axe a shared responsibility for carriers whose RF emission levels exceed five percent of
the FCC's exposure limits in areas of non-compliance.
Figzare 3: Plan (bird's eye) viezv map of results compared to FCC'.r General Population MPE (Maximum Permissible
E.�cpo.rure) Limitf. Gray repre,rentf areas aa�here e.x�o.rure levels are calcirlated to be at or beloa.v 5%; Green — greater than 5%.
%of FCC General Population Exposure Limit
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4.0 CONCLUSION
4.1 Results
For a person standing in accessible areas on the ground, calculations for AT&T's site including
contriburions from e�sting carriers resulted in exposure levels below the FCC's most stringent General
Population MPE Lunits (see figure 1).
For a person standing on the roof, the highest calculated exposure level is above the FCC's General
Population MPE Lunits near the AT&T antennas (see figure 2).
There may be situations where workers i.e. window washers, painters, roofers, etc., may find themselves
direcdy in front of the antennas. Individuals entering the site or working near/in front of antennas must
receive appropriate RF safety training' and be made aware of the HotZones (areas where RF exposure may
potentially exceed FCC safety limits). In addirion, contact informarion should be made available in the
event work is required within the HotZones.
4.2 Recommendation(s)
The following compliance action(s) would be sufficient to meet the FCC's and AT&T's RF Safety
Guidelines2 (see figure 4):
1) Access to the roof deck must be kept locked to restrict routine access by the general public.
2) Install INFORMATION Sign 1 and NOTICE Sign(s) at antenna access points, gate entrances or
climbing access points.
3) Install appro�mately an 8-foot by 20-foot barrier, fence or paint striping in front of sector A to
demarcate the HotZones.
4) Install approximately an 8-foot by 16-foot barrier, fence or paint striping in front of sector B1 /B2
antennas to demarcate the HotZones.
5) Install approxunately an 8-foot by 16-foot marking or paint striping in front of sector B3/B4 to
demarcate the HotZones. Note: marking or paint striping would be more appropriate since the
restricted area is uninediately outside the roof access door.
6) Install approximately an 8-foot by 14-foot barYier, fence ox paint striping in front of each pair of
sector C antennas to demarcate the HotZones.
7) Install NOTICE Sign(s) and INFORMATION Sign 1(s) on, or proximal to the barriers3. The signs
must be visible from any direction prior to entering the HotZones.
Note: per OSHA safety requirements, if a physical barrier i.e. stanchions with chains, is unplemented (as
opposed to paint striping), then unanchored objects such as stanchions must be placed no closer than 6 feet
from an unpxotected roof edge where the paYapet height is lower than 36 inches.
� See Appendix for Dtech's 12F Safety training program - AntennaView�
2 A'TT-002-290-078 RF Exposure: Responsibilities, Yrocedures Rc Guidelines — September 2012
3 Barrier(s) must be built according to OSHA unprotected roof edge standazds.
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Figure 4: Kecommendation(.r)
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4.3 Statement of Compliance
Based on the above results, analysis and recommendation(s), it is the undersigned's professional opinion
that AT&T Mobility's site including contributions from existing carriers wi]1 be compliant with the FCC's
RF Safety Guidelines provided recommendarion(s) are implemented.
4.4 Engineer Certifcation
This report has been prepared by or under the direction of the following Registered Professional Engineer:
Darang Tech, holding California registration number 16000. I have reviewed this report and believe it to be
both true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.
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Append'u� A: Background
Dtech uses the FCC's guidelines described in detail in Office of Engineering & Technology, Bulletin No. 65
("OET-65") "Evaluating Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Exposure to Radiofrequency
Electromagnetic Fields". The table below suinmarizes the curYent Maxixrium Permissible Exposure
("MPE") safety limits classified into two groups: General population and Occupational.
Table 3: FCC MPE Limits (from OET-65)
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1500 - 1.0 30 5.0 6
100,000
General population/uncontrolled limits apply in situations in which the general public may be exposed or
in which persons who are exposed as a consequence of their employment, and may not be fully a�vare of the
potential for exposuxe or cannot exercise control over their exposure. Therefore, members of the general
public always fall under this category �vhen exposure is not employment-related.
Occupational/controlled limits apply in situations in which persons are exposed as a consequence of their
employment, and those persons have been made fully aware of the potential for exposure and can exercise
control over their exposure. Occupational/controlled limits also apply where exposure is of a transient
nature as a result of incidental passage through a location where exposure levels may be above general
population/uncontrolled limits, as long as the exposed person has been made fully awaYe of the potential
for exposure and can exercise control over his or her exposure by leaving the area or by some other
appropriate means.
It is important to understand that the FCC guidelines specify e.a�o.rarre limits not emi.rsion limits. For a
transmitting facility to be out of compliance with the FCC's RF safety guidelines an aYea ox areas whexe
levels exceed the MPE limits must, first of all, be in some way acce.r.rible to the public or to workexs. When
accessibility to an area where excessive levels is appropriately restricted, the facility or operation can certify
that it complies with the FCC requirements.
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Appendi�c B: Measurement and/or Computer Simulation Methods
Spatial averaging measuYement technique is used. An area between 2 and 6 feet, approximately the size of
an average human, is scanned in single passes from top to bottom in multiple planes. When possible,
measurements were made at very close pxoximity to the antennas and inside the main beam where most of
the energy is emitted. The spatial averaged values were recorded.
Dtech uses an industry standard power density prediction computer Mode14 to assess the �vorse-case,
cumulative EMF impact of the surrounding aYeas of the subject site. The Model does not take into account
losses due to buildings. Its methodologies are conservative enough to account for typical down-tilts
deployed in wireless communications. In addirion, the analysis is perforxned at 100% duty cycle-all
transmitters are acrive at all times and transmitting at maxirnum power. For purposes of a cumulative study,
nearby transmitters are included where possible. The result is a surxounding area map color-coded to
percentages of the applicable FCC's MPE Lunits. A result higher than 100% exceeds the Lunits.
Appendix C: Limitations
Dtech performed this analysis based on data provided by our clients that Dtech believes to be true and
correct. Estimates where noted, are based on common industry pYactices and our best interpretation of
available informarion. As mobile technologies continuously change, these data and xesults may also change.
Therefore, Dtech disclauns all other warranties either expressed or ixnplied. Any use of this docuxnent
constitutes an agreement to hold Dtech and its employees harmless and indemnify it for any and all liability,
clauns, demands, litigation expenses and attorneys fees arising from such use. This is a technical document
and may contain minoi grammarical and/or spelling eYYOYs.
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Appendix D: AntennaViewOO
Dtech Communications offers a unique, online tool (AntennaViewOO ) to train, idenrify and inform
individuals of site-specific HotZones — areas that may potentially exceed the FCC's Safety Limits.
AntennaViewOO is an online, interactive training tool that will educate nontechnical people in about ten
minutes. It is a site-specific, RF safety training program that requires the end user to sign an online
agYeement thereby limiting the liability to the landloYd and carriers. Some of the advantages include:
� Vi�tual walk-thxough in 3-D with corresponding photographs
• Site-specific, interactive, simple to understand
• Delivers pertinent informarion i.e. HotZones (areas that may potentially exceed FCC safety limits), site
owners and contact numbers.
• User online agreement = accountability
We invite you to take a quick tour at www.AntennaVie�v.com and see how easy to undexstand and
informative AntennaViewOO is.
UnderArticle 47 CFK �' �. �307(b), the FCC d�' OSHA mandate.r zvirele.r.r operators/facility ozvners to have an KF siiruey
com�ileted inclu�ling a.rafety plan and training to ensure that their tenant.r, employee.r and contrac•tor.r zvho zvork in or around
K F.rites are aaa�are of the potential risks po,red 6y AF' radiation. Most cell sites are located on birilcling rooftops zvhere HVAC
contractor�; zvindoav zvashers, painter,r, etc. routinely zvork andgenerally do not knozv avhat antennas even look like. Dtech
Communication.r can he p avith ongoing FCC/ OSHA compliance and provide practical training that i.r easy to under.rtand by
anyone regardless of their technical background.
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