Verizon Wireless-PT231002Disclaimer: This permit form is intended to reflect Texas Local Government Code Chapter 284, City of
Coppell Code of Ordinances, and City of Coppell Design Manual for Installation of Network Nodes and
Node Support Poles.
Mobile Communications Infrastructure Permit (See City of Coppell Design Manual for Installation of
Network Nodes and Node Support Poles…)
Submitting under Chapter 284 of Texas Local Government Code? Yes No
If yes, continue below. Otherwise, continue with standard right‐of‐way permit.
** All permit requests will be accompanied by engineered plans identifying any existing city or private
utilities (underground and overhead on separate sheets), existing right‐of‐way limits, existing utility
easements, structures, and any other potentially conflicting topographic information.
Number of network nodes requested? _______________________
For each network node identify or provide the following:
Location – provide latitude & longitude, street address if applicable, and photo of proposed
support pole if existing
Identify district for each network node.
If attaching to existing support pole, documentation of permission to attach pursuant to Chapter
284
If attaching to city‐owned service pole, submit letter requesting attachment and complete
attachment agreement
Color sample for powder‐coating or paint system to match
Color rendering of proposed attachment for each location
Documentation of support pole load analysis for each attachment (Letter/memo from Texas
Professional Engineer, signed and sealed, or approved alternative)
Size and location of equipment cabinets
Number of permitted node support poles requested? ______________________
For each network node identify or provide the following:
Location – provide latitude & longitude, street address if applicable, and photo of proposed
location with surrounding infrastructure (existing poles, cabinets, etc.)
Color sample for powder‐coating or paint system to match existing poles in the same right‐of‐
way
Map of proposed location, existing utility and service poles in the same right‐of‐way, and
distances between each
Height, diameter, and cross‐section of pole
Color rendering of proposed pole for each location
Documentation of support pole load analysis for each attachment (Letter/memo from Texas
Professional Engineer, signed and sealed, or approved alternative)
No new poles will be allowed in Parks or on residential streets with a pavement width <= 50
feet
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DENTON_TAP_4_SC
Verizon Wireless Site 04 222 S Denton Tap Rd
Disclaimer: This permit form is intended to reflect Texas Local Government Code Chapter 284, City of
Coppell Code of Ordinances, and City of Coppell Design Manual for Installation of Network Nodes and
Node Support Poles.
Nature of transport facilities requested? (provide description)
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Location – provide latitude & longitude, street address if applicable, and photo of proposed
location with surrounding infrastructure (existing poles, cabinets, etc.)
Concealment and camouflage details
Documentation of support pole load analysis for each attachment (Letter/memo from Texas
Professional Engineer, signed and sealed, or approved alternative)
Permit Application and User Fees (Included for reference)
Small cell/network node application fee $500.00 (1‐5 network nodes);$250.00 (each additional
network node); $1,000.00 per pole
Small cell/network node user fees $250.00 annually for each network node; $20.00 per
year for city pole
Transport Facility monthly user fee $28/month x number of network nodes located in
right‐of‐way
Collocation on city service poles fee $20/year/service pole
Node on utility pole
Signature of City Representative Date
VERIZON WIRELESS REPRESENTATIVE: Cameron Harmon, 512-767-6426
ENGINEER: Alex Hershey, KGI Wireless, 512-767-6463
Scott Latta 10/02/2023
01/12/2023
To: Coppell, TX (Scott Latta)
Transmitted via email to WLatta@coppelltx.gov
RE: Verizon Small Cells Located at: 32.965293, -96.993412 (East side of S Denton Tap Rd, South of Braewood Dr. in
Coppell, TX.)
[Scott],
This is in response to your inquiry to Verizon concerning interference to your existing telecommunications devices and
services related to Verizon’s proposed facilities at Sandy Lake Rd & N Denton Tap Rd, Coppell TX. Verizon provides
Commercial Mobile Radio Services (CMRS) under licenses granted by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC).
Pursuant to these licenses, Verizon is authorized to operate its CMRS network in many geographic areas throughout the
nation, including the above noted location.
The FCC exclusively regulates all technical aspects of Verizon operations and network and preempts all state and local
regulation of radiofrequency transmissions. The FCC rules protect co-channel and adjacent licensees against harmful
interference.
The above noted proposed Verizon facility is compliant with all applicable FCC requirements. The points below cover
Verizon’s practices pertinent to complying with the FCC requirements:
1. Verizon locates its transmitting antenna(s) in order to maximize vertical and horizontal separation from other
operator’s systems to minimize interference potential.
2. All equipment at the proposed facility is designed and certified to operate within the frequencies licensed to
Verizon by the FCC, and to operate in a manner approved by the FCC.
3. The power levels generated by the facility’s radios and corresponding effective radiated power (ERP) from the
transmitting antenna(s) are within the limitations specified by Part 22 (for cellular), Part 24 (for PCS), Part 27 (for
700 MHz, AWS or C-Band), Part 96 (for CBRS), Part 30 (UMFUS/mmWave) or Part 101 (for microwave) of the
Commission’s Rules.
Verizon is committed to providing state of the art wireless services that benefit your community.
In the unlikely event that interference does occur, Verizon agrees to fully cooperate with the entity experiencing
interference to identify and correct, to the extent reasonably possible, any issues caused by the Verizon installation.
Please contact your local Verizon resource below if you have additional site-specific questions.
Contact Name Contact Email Contact Phone
Chirag Jagwani Chirag.jagwani@verizonwireless.com 469-418-4793
Sincerely,
Chirag Jagwani
Principal Engineer-RF System Design
Verizon