PERMIT DOCUMENTS
6WP1288F
CompsonApartments
WirelessTelecommunicationFacility
RadioFrequency(RF)EngineeringReport
09/02/2020
LastUpdated
V1.0
RevisionNumber
TableofContents
SearchRingArea.......................................................................................................................................................................................1
CurrentCellSiteCoverageandPredictedImprovements.......................................................................................................................2
CertificationStatementofNoninterference...........................................................................................................................................4
RF Engineering Review
SearchRingArea
TherearesystemperformanceissuesfortheTMobilecellular
networkinBoyntonBeachinanapproximately1.0sq.miareacentered
roughlyattheintersectionofCongressAve.andRenaissanceDr.Thisisa
mixeduseareawithmanycommercialbuildingsandresidentialstructures.An
connectionsandfailedattemptscanbe
inordinateamountofdropped
attributedtotheeffectofthedailynetworktrafficloadandthedistancesto
thenearbyservingfacilities.
Search Ring radius
Proposed Tower
IntheworstcaseausermaynotbeabletoplaceaE911call.
Existing T-Mobile Site
FCC registered structure
CustomercallsordatasessionsintheseareasdonotgenerallymeetT
Mobile'sservicegoals.
In3rdquarter2016,TMobileauthorizedfundingtoaddressthese
servicedeficiencies.
Numerousupgradesandtechnologyenhancementshavebeen
addedtothenetworkandsurroundingfacilitiesforatleastthelasttenyears
withmeasurablebutinsufficientimprovements.
Duringthesiteacquisitionprocess,itwasdeterminedthatthereare
nostructureswithsuitableantennamountingoptionsthatcouldserveasa
wirelesstelecommunicationsfacilitythatwouldprovidethenecessary
improvements.Theproposedrooftopinstallationwillmitigateandpotentially
eliminateperformanceissuesintheareaofconcernandprovidethenecessary
servicegoals.
coverageimprovementstomeetT
Figure1:SearchArea
Table1:NeighborFacilities
Antenna
ElevationStructureDistance
TMOIDNameClassAddressCity(ft)Height(ft)(mi)
6WP2016ABOYNTONBEACHMALLInBuildingBTS801N.CongressAve#185BBoyntonBeach5N/A0.8
6WP1049FQuantumParkIIMonopole3261QuantumBlvd.BoyntonBeach1401400.9
6WP1102ISprintCoLoMonopole3647MinerRoadBoyntonBeach1301501.0
6WP1406MSFL5793_664EzellHesterParkMonopole1901NSeacrestBlvdBoyntonBeach901441.2
6WP1028DFourSteelMonopole518WESTOCEANAVENUEBoyntonBeach1401401.6
1
RF Engineering Review
CurrentCellSiteCoverageandPredictedImprovements
ReliableIndoorServiceReliableinCarServiceReliableOutdoorService
SignalpowerlevelsabletosupportawiderangeofUsersmayexperiencecallqualityissuesdependingAuserwouldencountercallqualityissuesespecially
wirelessservicesbothindoorsandoutdoors.Theseonthesignalpowerlevelsattheirspecificlocation.indoorsorduringnetworkbusyhoursduetolow
servicesincludevoicecallsandhighspeeddata.Theseissuescouldincludedroppedcalls,ineffectivesignalpowerlevels.Theseissuescouldinclude
attempts(blockedcalls)orslowdataspeeds.Servicedroppedcalls,ineffectiveattempts(blockedcalls)and
inoutdoorlocationswouldbemarkedlybetterthanslowdataspeeds.Servicemayonlybeavailablein
indoorsinmanyinstances.outdoorlocations.Intheworstcaseausermaynot
beabletoplaceanemergency(E911)call.
AspartofTdesignanddevelopment
ReliableIndoorService
4GLTEPropagationMapwithoutNewFacility
processanumberofengineeringstudiesarecompleted
ReliableInCarService
toensureabestfitapproachforcellsiteadditionsinthe
ReliableOutdoorService
network.Propagationorpredictionplotsareoneofthe
mostimportantoftheseandareusedextensivelyto
determineifanewproposalisadequate.
InFigure2thecellsitepropagationisshown
asshadesofcolorwhichrepresentsignalpowerlevels
thatauserwouldexperienceataparticularlocation.
Thepropagationmodelisbasedonapredictive
computersimulatorapplicationthatisderivedfrom
proprietarymethodologies.Greenareasindicate
signalpowerlevelsabletosupportawiderangeof
wirelessservicesbothindoorsandoutdoors.These
servicesincludevoicecallsandhighspeeddata.The
yellowcolorindicatesareaswhereausermay
experiencecallqualityissuesduetoinconsistent
signalpowerlevels.Thismaydependontheirspecific
location.Forinstance,apersonmaybeabletouse
thecellphoneononesideoftheirhouseneara
windowbutunabletoconnectinanotherpartofthe
house.Theredareasrepresentwhereauserwould
encountercallqualityissuesduetoloworunusable
Figure2
Thiswouldbeespeciallytrue
signalpowerlevels.
indoorsorduringnetworkbusyhours.Theseissues
couldincludedroppedcalls,ineffectiveattemptsand
slowdataspeeds.Intheworstcaseausermaynotbe
abletoplaceanemergency(E911)call.
2
RF Engineering Review
ThepropagationmapshowninFigure3depicts
4GLTEPropagationMapwithNewFacility
ReliableIndoorService
thepredictedsignalpowerlevelsfortheproposed
ReliableInCarService
rooftopinstallation.Theresidentialandcommercial
ReliableOutdoorService
areashavesignificantimprovementincoveragelevels
comparedtothepreviouscoverageplot.Indoorusersof
mobiledeviceswillbenefittremendouslyduetothe
centrallylocatedfacility.
closerproximitytothenew,
Areaswheresignalpowerlevelsarestillnotadequate
cansometimesbealleviatedthroughnetwork
optimizationmethodsafterthenewsitecomesonline.
(Theseprocessesareiterativeandrequireamore
mediumtolongtermengineeringapproach)
Insummary,TMobilehasrecognizedthe
demandforadvancedtelecommunicationservicesin
thesecommunities.TheexistingTMobilefacilities
cannotprovidetheseservicesthroughupgradeor
expansion,duetothedistancesfromtheexistingtower
facilitiesandcellphoneusersinthisarea.Further,no
towersorstructuresofsufficientheightwereidentified
inthesearchringthatcouldprovidethenecessary
improvementstothenetworkcoverage.
Thesepropagationmapsgraphically
Figure3
demonstrateTbusinessneedsbasedupon
existingandpredictedcustomerdemands.T
goalistoprovidereliablewirelessserviceintheareas
shownasdefinedbyproprietaryQOS(QualityofService)
rooftop
designparameters.Thedeploymentofthis
facilitywillcontributetoTeffortsinreaching
theperformancecharacteristicsandtechnicallevels
necessarytomeetitsnetworkservicegoals.
3
RF Engineering Review
CertificationStatementofNoninterference
ThisletterprovidesinformationabouttheproposedTMobiletransceivingequipmentonanewfacilityatComptonApartments,1831
RenaissanceCommonsBlvdinBoyntonBeachanditspotentialinterferencewithcommunicationfacilitieslocatednearby;aswellastheFCCrules
governingthehumanexposuretoradiofrequencyenergy(OET65guidelines).TMobileshallcomplywithallFCCrulesregardinginterferencetoother
radioservicesandTMobileshallcomplywithallFCCrulesregardinghumanexposuretoradiofrequencyenergy.Theproposedrooftopfacility,and
receptionandtransmissionfunctionswillnotinterferewiththevisualandcustomarytransmissionorreceptionofradio,televisionorsimilarservicesas
wellasotherwirelessservicesenjoyedbysurroundingproperties.
InPalmbeachCounty,TMobileradiosignalsaretransmittedonexclusivelyassignedchannelswithinthefollowingfrequencyblocks:
BandFrequencyBlock
PCSE/F/C
AWSD/E/F
AWS3H
700A
600B/C/D
28GHZA/B,J/K
TheFederalCommunicationCommission(FCC)hasallocatedthesefrequenciesexclusivelyforusebycellularserviceproviders.Eachcellular
serviceproviderisassignedspecificfrequencies(channels)onwhichtotransmitandreceiveradiosignals.
CellulartransmittersmustbetypeacceptedbytheFCCtoensurecompliancewithtechnicalstandardsthatlimitthefrequencies,outputpower,
radiofrequencyemissions,spuriousradionoiseandothertechnicalparameters.CellularlicenseeslikeTMobileownsarerequiredtousetypeaccepted
equipment.TheassignmentoffrequenciesandFCCruleskeepcellularradiosignalsfrominterferingwithorbeinginterferedwithbyotherradio
provideguidelinesoutliningthelimitsforpermissiblehumanRFexposure.Intheeventofacomplaintofinterferenceorotherconcerns
transmissionsand
aboutcellularantennafacilities,theFCChasaresolutionprocesstodeterminethesourceofinterferenceandwhetherafacilityisincompliancewithFCC
rules.
ofinterferenceorotherknownissueswiththetransmissionfacilitycontactwiththeTMobileNetworkOperationsCenter(NOC)can
Intheevent
beestablished24hoursaday,7daysaweek365/366daysperyearatthefollowingnumbers:(877)6115868(DAY),(877)6115868(NIGHT)
Name_PatrickKeane_________Title__TMobileSrEngineer,RadioFrequency_________
Signature__________________
4
6WP1288F
CompsonApartments
WirelessTelecommunicationFacility
RadioFrequency(RF)EngineeringReport
09/02/2020
LastUpdated
V1.0
RevisionNumber
TableofContents
SearchRingArea.......................................................................................................................................................................................1
CurrentCellSiteCoverageandPredictedImprovements.......................................................................................................................2
CertificationStatementofNoninterference...........................................................................................................................................4
RF Engineering Review
SearchRingArea
TherearesystemperformanceissuesfortheTMobilecellular
networkinBoyntonBeachinanapproximately1.0sq.miareacentered
roughlyattheintersectionofCongressAve.andRenaissanceDr.Thisisa
mixeduseareawithmanycommercialbuildingsandresidentialstructures.An
connectionsandfailedattemptscanbe
inordinateamountofdropped
attributedtotheeffectofthedailynetworktrafficloadandthedistancesto
thenearbyservingfacilities.
Search Ring radius
Proposed Tower
IntheworstcaseausermaynotbeabletoplaceaE911call.
Existing T-Mobile Site
FCC registered structure
CustomercallsordatasessionsintheseareasdonotgenerallymeetT
Mobile'sservicegoals.
In3rdquarter2016,TMobileauthorizedfundingtoaddressthese
servicedeficiencies.
Numerousupgradesandtechnologyenhancementshavebeen
addedtothenetworkandsurroundingfacilitiesforatleastthelasttenyears
withmeasurablebutinsufficientimprovements.
Duringthesiteacquisitionprocess,itwasdeterminedthatthereare
nostructureswithsuitableantennamountingoptionsthatcouldserveasa
wirelesstelecommunicationsfacilitythatwouldprovidethenecessary
improvements.Theproposedrooftopinstallationwillmitigateandpotentially
eliminateperformanceissuesintheareaofconcernandprovidethenecessary
servicegoals.
coverageimprovementstomeetT
Figure1:SearchArea
Table1:NeighborFacilities
Antenna
ElevationStructureDistance
TMOIDNameClassAddressCity(ft)Height(ft)(mi)
6WP2016ABOYNTONBEACHMALLInBuildingBTS801N.CongressAve#185BBoyntonBeach5N/A0.8
6WP1049FQuantumParkIIMonopole3261QuantumBlvd.BoyntonBeach1401400.9
6WP1102ISprintCoLoMonopole3647MinerRoadBoyntonBeach1301501.0
6WP1406MSFL5793_664EzellHesterParkMonopole1901NSeacrestBlvdBoyntonBeach901441.2
6WP1028DFourSteelMonopole518WESTOCEANAVENUEBoyntonBeach1401401.6
1
RF Engineering Review
CurrentCellSiteCoverageandPredictedImprovements
ReliableIndoorServiceReliableinCarServiceReliableOutdoorService
SignalpowerlevelsabletosupportawiderangeofUsersmayexperiencecallqualityissuesdependingAuserwouldencountercallqualityissuesespecially
wirelessservicesbothindoorsandoutdoors.Theseonthesignalpowerlevelsattheirspecificlocation.indoorsorduringnetworkbusyhoursduetolow
servicesincludevoicecallsandhighspeeddata.Theseissuescouldincludedroppedcalls,ineffectivesignalpowerlevels.Theseissuescouldinclude
attempts(blockedcalls)orslowdataspeeds.Servicedroppedcalls,ineffectiveattempts(blockedcalls)and
inoutdoorlocationswouldbemarkedlybetterthanslowdataspeeds.Servicemayonlybeavailablein
indoorsinmanyinstances.outdoorlocations.Intheworstcaseausermaynot
beabletoplaceanemergency(E911)call.
AspartofTdesignanddevelopment
ReliableIndoorService
4GLTEPropagationMapwithoutNewFacility
processanumberofengineeringstudiesarecompleted
ReliableInCarService
toensureabestfitapproachforcellsiteadditionsinthe
ReliableOutdoorService
network.Propagationorpredictionplotsareoneofthe
mostimportantoftheseandareusedextensivelyto
determineifanewproposalisadequate.
InFigure2thecellsitepropagationisshown
asshadesofcolorwhichrepresentsignalpowerlevels
thatauserwouldexperienceataparticularlocation.
Thepropagationmodelisbasedonapredictive
computersimulatorapplicationthatisderivedfrom
proprietarymethodologies.Greenareasindicate
signalpowerlevelsabletosupportawiderangeof
wirelessservicesbothindoorsandoutdoors.These
servicesincludevoicecallsandhighspeeddata.The
yellowcolorindicatesareaswhereausermay
experiencecallqualityissuesduetoinconsistent
signalpowerlevels.Thismaydependontheirspecific
location.Forinstance,apersonmaybeabletouse
thecellphoneononesideoftheirhouseneara
windowbutunabletoconnectinanotherpartofthe
house.Theredareasrepresentwhereauserwould
encountercallqualityissuesduetoloworunusable
Figure2
Thiswouldbeespeciallytrue
signalpowerlevels.
indoorsorduringnetworkbusyhours.Theseissues
couldincludedroppedcalls,ineffectiveattemptsand
slowdataspeeds.Intheworstcaseausermaynotbe
abletoplaceanemergency(E911)call.
2
RF Engineering Review
ThepropagationmapshowninFigure3depicts
4GLTEPropagationMapwithNewFacility
ReliableIndoorService
thepredictedsignalpowerlevelsfortheproposed
ReliableInCarService
rooftopinstallation.Theresidentialandcommercial
ReliableOutdoorService
areashavesignificantimprovementincoveragelevels
comparedtothepreviouscoverageplot.Indoorusersof
mobiledeviceswillbenefittremendouslyduetothe
centrallylocatedfacility.
closerproximitytothenew,
Areaswheresignalpowerlevelsarestillnotadequate
cansometimesbealleviatedthroughnetwork
optimizationmethodsafterthenewsitecomesonline.
(Theseprocessesareiterativeandrequireamore
mediumtolongtermengineeringapproach)
Insummary,TMobilehasrecognizedthe
demandforadvancedtelecommunicationservicesin
thesecommunities.TheexistingTMobilefacilities
cannotprovidetheseservicesthroughupgradeor
expansion,duetothedistancesfromtheexistingtower
facilitiesandcellphoneusersinthisarea.Further,no
towersorstructuresofsufficientheightwereidentified
inthesearchringthatcouldprovidethenecessary
improvementstothenetworkcoverage.
Thesepropagationmapsgraphically
Figure3
demonstrateTbusinessneedsbasedupon
existingandpredictedcustomerdemands.T
goalistoprovidereliablewirelessserviceintheareas
shownasdefinedbyproprietaryQOS(QualityofService)
rooftop
designparameters.Thedeploymentofthis
facilitywillcontributetoTeffortsinreaching
theperformancecharacteristicsandtechnicallevels
necessarytomeetitsnetworkservicegoals.
3
RF Engineering Review
CertificationStatementofNoninterference
ThisletterprovidesinformationabouttheproposedTMobiletransceivingequipmentonanewfacilityatComptonApartments,1831
RenaissanceCommonsBlvdinBoyntonBeachanditspotentialinterferencewithcommunicationfacilitieslocatednearby;aswellastheFCCrules
governingthehumanexposuretoradiofrequencyenergy(OET65guidelines).TMobileshallcomplywithallFCCrulesregardinginterferencetoother
radioservicesandTMobileshallcomplywithallFCCrulesregardinghumanexposuretoradiofrequencyenergy.Theproposedrooftopfacility,and
receptionandtransmissionfunctionswillnotinterferewiththevisualandcustomarytransmissionorreceptionofradio,televisionorsimilarservicesas
wellasotherwirelessservicesenjoyedbysurroundingproperties.
InPalmbeachCounty,TMobileradiosignalsaretransmittedonexclusivelyassignedchannelswithinthefollowingfrequencyblocks:
BandFrequencyBlock
PCSE/F/C
AWSD/E/F
AWS3H
700A
600B/C/D
28GHZA/B,J/K
TheFederalCommunicationCommission(FCC)hasallocatedthesefrequenciesexclusivelyforusebycellularserviceproviders.Eachcellular
serviceproviderisassignedspecificfrequencies(channels)onwhichtotransmitandreceiveradiosignals.
CellulartransmittersmustbetypeacceptedbytheFCCtoensurecompliancewithtechnicalstandardsthatlimitthefrequencies,outputpower,
radiofrequencyemissions,spuriousradionoiseandothertechnicalparameters.CellularlicenseeslikeTMobileownsarerequiredtousetypeaccepted
equipment.TheassignmentoffrequenciesandFCCruleskeepcellularradiosignalsfrominterferingwithorbeinginterferedwithbyotherradio
provideguidelinesoutliningthelimitsforpermissiblehumanRFexposure.Intheeventofacomplaintofinterferenceorotherconcerns
transmissionsand
aboutcellularantennafacilities,theFCChasaresolutionprocesstodeterminethesourceofinterferenceandwhetherafacilityisincompliancewithFCC
rules.
ofinterferenceorotherknownissueswiththetransmissionfacilitycontactwiththeTMobileNetworkOperationsCenter(NOC)can
Intheevent
beestablished24hoursaday,7daysaweek365/366daysperyearatthefollowingnumbers:(877)6115868(DAY),(877)6115868(NIGHT)
Name_PatrickKeane_________Title__TMobileSrEngineer,RadioFrequency_________
Signature__________________
4
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F AX: 973.860.2424
November 5, 2020
City of Boynton Beach
Planning & Zoning
100 E Ocean Avenue
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
RE: Plan Review Comment Response
T-Mobile Site: 6WP1288F (Compson Place Apartments)
Site Address: 1831 Renaissance Commons Boulevard, Boynton Beach, FL 33426
To Whom It May Concern:
Planning and Zoning comments:
1. There are two other locations in Renaissance Commons that were previously approved for Wireless
Communications Facilities for rooftop stealth antennas: AT&T at 1500 Gateway approved for a total of 4
stealth rooftop locations to allow for co-location opportunities. Also, Monteverde Bldg 1 was approved for
stealth antennas inside existing rooftop tower features. Has T-Mobile explored these options? Submit a
written justification of why T-Mobile must locate their antennas at this location instead of the
buildings nearby that have already been approved for stealth rooftop wireless facilities
Response: Per your request, please see the attached justification letter from T-Mobile.
Please make the following corrections:
2. Revise applications (further work description) from co-location (implying existing WCF that T-Mobile
will be sharing by adding their antennas) to "Proposed T-Mobile Rooftop Stealth WCF".
Response: Per Request, Revised application attached.
3. Revise plans to include additional building elevations
that show how proposed screened antennas will look on all 4 sides of the building, not just the
north elevation.
Response: Plans are revised per request - Sheets C5 and C5.1 now show all four building elevations
4. Submit color photos of the proposed stealth antennas superimposed on building. Photos should be taken
from points in all directions.
Response: Photos simulations have been submitted. The building is not visible from the East as
there is a 4-story parking garage located directly adjacent.
5. Provide a sample of the screening material for review.
Response: We can provide you an untextured sample. Please let us know the best way to get this to
you for review.
pg. 1
6. Revise plans to provide more design details including color, materials, trim, matching decorative features
of the proposed antenna screening.
Response: Notes have been added to the Elevation sheets that require the screen walls to be
textured and painted to match the existing building. A cornice detail has been added Sheet C17.
7. The screening for the antennas may not be located on top of the existing parapet walls. Revise plans
and details.
Response: The new screening is not supported by or attached to the top of the parapet wall.
However, the screening, as depicted in the plans are located within the same plane as the parapet
wall. We were unable to find anything within the zoning ordinance that contradicts our proposal.
8. Will this rooftop WCF provide any co-location for other service providers? Provide details.
Response: Landlord is not opposed to any co-location for other service providers.
Electrical Comments:
1. Sub app for electric
Response: Electric Sub Application attached.
Structural Comments:
PLEASE PROVIDE A NARRATIVE RESPONSE LETTER TO ADDRESS ALL COMMENTS AND TO
BETTER ASSIST WITH A MORE EFFICIENT PLAN REVIEW PROCESS.
PLEASE NOTE THE SHEET FOR WHICH THE DESIGN WAS REVISED. IF THE NARRATIVE
RESPONSE LETTER CONTAINS AN ENGINEER EVALUATION OR AN ENGINEERING
STATEMENT TO ADDRESS DESIGN COMMENTS, THEN THE NARRATIVE RESPONSE LETTER
SHALL BE SIGNED AND SEALED. (ADVISORY)
1. The special inspector application requires all (3) information on the S/S signed and sealed
documentation.
Property owner.
Contractor, missing from the submittal per bba 107.2.1
Special inspector. per bba 107.2.1, 107.2.1.2, FBCB 110.3.8
107.2.1 Information on construction documents. Construction documents shall be dimensioned and drawn upon
suitable material. Electronic media documents are permitted to be submitted when approved by the Building
Official. Construction documents shall be of sufficient clarity to indicate the location, nature and extent of the
work proposed and show in detail that it will conform to the provisions of this Code and FFPC, relevant laws,
ordinances, rules and regulations, as determined by the Building Official and/or Fire Marshal/Fire Code Official.
107.2.1.2 At any time during the course of construction, the Building Official and/or Fire Marshal/Fire Code
Official may require the submittal of a first-floor elevation survey, as built.
110.3.8 Other Inspections: In addition to the inspections previously specified, the Building Official is authorized
to make or require other inspections of any construction work to ascertain compliance with the provision of this
code and other applicable laws.
RESPONSE: We have included all three signatures in the re-submitted special inspector
application
pg. 2
2. Provide a copy of the VALUATION documentation between the client and the contractor
for all work included on/with this submittal and plans. per bba 109.3 incomplete as submitted. required prior to
issuance to construct.
109.3 Building permit valuations. The applicant for a permit shall provide an estimated permit value at a time of
application. Permit valuations, shall include total value of work, including materials and labor, for which the
permit is being issued, such as electrical, gas, mechanical, plumbing equipment and permanent systems. If, in the
opinion of the building official, the valuation is underestimated on the application, the permit shall be denied,
unless the applicant can show detailed estimates to meet the approval of the building official. Final building
permit valuation shall be set by the Building Official.
RESPONSE: We have attached the valuation documentation to the re-submittal documents
Please feel free to contact us if you require any additional comments or questions. We would like to schedule an in person
or digital meeting to discuss any concerns that you may have.
Thank you,
Magen Menendez
Magen Menendez | Project Coordinator
inRange Solutions | 695 Route 46 West, Suite 300, Fairfield, NJ 07004
Mobile: (786) 349-8876 | Fax: (973) 860-2424
Email: MMenendez@inRange-LLC.com
pg. 3
T-Mobile
1300 Concord Terrace, Suite 200
Sunrise, FL 33323
Kathleen Hatcher
Senior Planner
Development, Planning & Zoning
100 E. Ocean Ave Boynton Beach, Florida 33435
Re: T-Mobile Installation at 1831 Renaissance Commons Blvd (Permit #: 20-2627)
Ms. Hatcher,
Below please find our response to comments from the Boynton Beach Development, Planning &
Zoning Departments regarding co-location opportunities at 1500 Gateway (Compson Place) and
Monteverde Bldg.
“1. There are two other locations in Renaissance Commons that
were previously approved for Wireless Communications Facilities
for rooftop stealth antennas: AT&T at 1500 Gateway (Compson
Place) approved for a total of 4 stealth rooftop locations to allow for
co-location opportunities. Also, Monteverde Bldg. 1 was approved
for stealth antennas inside existing rooftop tower features. Has T-
Mobile explored these options? Submit a written justification of
why T-Mobile must locate their antennas at this location instead of
the other buildings nearby that have already been approved for
stealth rooftop wireless facilities”
T-Mobile has previously attempted to generate interest with the property owners
at 1500 Gateway Boulevard, Boynton Beach, FL 33426 and 1605 Renaissance
Commons Blvd, Boynton Beach, FL 33426. Both properties denied T-Mobile’s
proposal for co-location and as a result, T-Mobile proceeded with lease
negotiations with 1831 Renaissance Commons Blvd, Boynton Beach, FL
33426.
Respectfully,
Jose Delgado
Site Development Manager
Jose.Delgado@T-Mobile.com
th
12920 SE 38 Street, Bellevue, WA 98006
www.t-mobile.com