[EIDXA] Tower

[shsawyer at rockwellcollins.com]

You will need to have plot of where you want to put it on the lot. Hand 
drawn should be fine. I assume this is guyed, so you need to be 70% of the 
height away from the lot line. If free standing then need 100% of the 
height. Tower and anchors must be in a rear or side yard (assuming you are 
not on a corner lot).

You will then need installation drawings from the tower manufacturer 
showing guy wire,  foundation and anchor details for 90 MPH wind load. You 
should be good. 

Don't volunteer any information. If they ask you questions, other than 
plot locations ones, write them down and say you will check and get back 
to them. This is especially true for anything engineering related.

Good luck.

Steve



"steve white" <sswhite at mchsi.com> 
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All

I finally got a tower and now have to install it.  Its is a 70ft Universal
Aluminum tower..  I had my doubts about aluminum but I did it anyway.   So
the easy part is done.

Since I live in the county I am looking for inputs from any club members 
who
have gone through the process of getting a permit for the tower etc and
jumped through all the hoops.  Does anyone know what this process is and 
who
I need to talk to about getting permission from the county to put this up.
The last two towers I put up one in the city and one in the county all I 
did
was dig a hole and pour concrete, it was that simple. 

I have no covenants that restrict me from erecting a tower, that was one 
of
the requirements when I bought this house.

Steve NU0P



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