PLANNIN G PERMIT APPLICATION - Tasmanian Government Radio Network Proposed TasGRN telecommunication upgrade works at: George Town Council
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June 2021 PLANNING PERMIT APPLICATION Proposed TasGRN telecommunication upgrade works at: MOUNT GEORGE ROAD, GEORGETOWN, TAS 7253 PID 6442600 PUBLIC RESERVE CROWN LAND, AUTHORITY DPIPWE Tasmanian Government Radio Network
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Prepared by Emily Wardlaw
Acquriecomm Pty Ltd Date 8 June 2021
Version Date Author Reason
1 02/06/2021 Emily Hart Initial Draft
2 8/6/2021 Emily Wardlaw Amendments
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Contents
Executive Summary 4
Site and Proposed Details 5
1. Introduction 6
2. Purpose and Demand 7
3. Site Selection 9
4. Proposed Development 10
5. Subject Site 11
6. Regulatory Framework & Assessment 16
7. Conclusion 25
Appendix A Copy of Title i
Appendix B Plans and Elevations ii
Appendix C EPBC Report iii
Appendix D Aboriginal Heritage Advice iv
Appendix E Media Releases v
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Executive Summary
This report has been prepared by Acquirecomm Pty Ltd on behalf of Telstra Corporation Ltd in support
of a planning permit application for the upgrade of an existing Telecommunications Facility at MOUNT
GEORGE ROAD, GEORGE TOWN, TAS, 7253 as part of the TasGRN Project.
The Tasmanian Government Radio Network (TasGRN) is a collaborative project to transition eight core
user organisations, currently using five separate radio communications networks, onto one unified,
digital, and interoperable radio network.
The result will be a more reliable and resilient network enabling the provision of better services to the
Tasmanian community.
The proposed development is located within the existing Telstra compound at MT GEORGE. The land
is legally described as Crown Land, PID 6442600, Authority DPIPWE (Crown Land Services).
Refer to copy of Title at Appendix A.
A discretionary application for planning approval for the TasGRN antenna is required.
This report outlines the purpose and demand for the development in GEORGE TOWN and addresses
the planning merits of the proposal and its consistency with the relevant planning controls and codes
of the George Town Planning Scheme. It is supported by the accompanied plans which show the
proposed layout and design of the facility.
The proposed development of the site represents the provision of essential emergency
communications infrastructure to the area as sought under the TasGRN Project. The proposed facility
will have an acceptable impact on the amenity of the area in terms of its use of materials and siting.
The facility is designed to have regard to its surrounds and represents an appropriate balance between
the net community benefit from the provision of essential emergency services communications and
the protection of the environment from any adverse impacts.
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Site and Proposal Details
Address of Site MOUNT GEORGE ROAD, GEORGE TOWN, TAS, 7253
Legal Property Description Public Reserve Crown Land, PID 6442600, Authority
DPIPWE (Crown Land Services)
Local Authority George Town Council
Use Utility
Zone and Overlays & Codes Rural Resource
Bushfire Prone Areas
Scenic Management Area
Permit Type Discretionary
Owner Crown Land, Authority DPIPWE
Applicant Telstra Corporation Limited ABN 051 775 556
C/- Acquirecomm PO Box 7157 Brighton, Vic, 3186
Contact Person Emily Wardlaw
Director Planning Services
0422685472
emily@acquirecomm.com.au
Our Reference TAS GRN MT GEORGE CMTS
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1 Introduction
The most extensive upgrade to multiagency emergency radio communications in Tasmania’s history
has commenced following the signing of a contract between the Tasmanian Government and Telstra
to deliver the Tasmanian Government Radio Network (TasGRN).
The TasGRN will replace five separate radio networks with one digital, public-safety grade radio
network to be delivered by Telstra and supported by Motorola Solutions Australia P/L. The Project is
a key element in delivering the State’s objective in keeping Tasmanians safe. The network will also
enhance day to day operations beyond emergency services and will support sustainable forest and
reserved land management, utility providers and health transport services.
Initial users of the TasGRN will include:
➢ Tasmania Police;
➢ Tasmania Fire Service;
➢ Ambulance Tasmania;
➢ State Emergency Service;
➢ Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment;
➢ Sustainable Timber Tasmania;
➢ TasNetworks; and,
➢ Hydro Tasmania
Design and construction of the new network has now commenced with user organisations expected
to begin migrating over to the new infrastructure in the 2022/2023 financial year.
You can read more about the project here:
http://www.premier.tas.gov.au/site_resources_2015/additional_releases/telstra_awarded_tasgrn_c
ontract
https://www.tasgrn.tas.gov.au/
The project includes approximately 160 sites located within all 29 Local Government areas. The project
will involve the co-location of TasGRN equipment on existing communications structures owned by a
variety of operators. There will be a small number of new structures required to ensure breadth of
coverage across Tasmania.
Telstra has contracted Acquirecomm Pty Ltd to undertake the required environmental and planning
approvals on each site.
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2 Purpose and Demand
The TasGRN Project is a result of the Tasmanian Government’s response to the Report of the Auditor-
General No. 10 of 2013-2014 (Government Radio Communication – Appendix One 1) which
recommended a whole-of-Government radio network (Tasmanian Government Radio Network -
TasGRN). The TasGRN aims to deliver a reliable, functional and usable state-wide public safety grade
radio communications network fit for purpose in supporting emergency response, public order during
major events and the day to day operations of Tasmania's Emergency Services Organisations (ESOs),
land managers and the electricity supply industry.
The Auditor-General’s report made eleven recommendations supporting progress and development
of a whole-of-government radio network, including:
➢ Agencies should work together to resolve congestion issues.
➢ Agencies should investigate ways to provide secure and confidential communications.
➢ Any whole-of-government network should consider a level of duplication with regard to
infrastructure and cost.
TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT RADIO NETWORK, (TASGRN) PROJECT SUBMISSION TO THE PARLIAMENTARY STANDING
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS 27 JULY 2020
Project director Scott Wilson-Haffenden said the contract signing with Telstra was a significant
milestone for the state.
"The contract signing marks the commencement of an important partnership with
Telstra and it's key subcontractor Motorola to develop a radio network that
addresses recommendations made by the state government, and most notably the
Tasmanian government's response to the report from the auditor-general."
Acting Premier Jeremy Rockliff said the project, which includes a $567 million investment, was the
most significant radio communications technological upgrade in the state's history.
"Effective radio communications are absolutely mission critical to keeping
Tasmanians safe, and having such extensive infrastructure and radio
communications across multiple agencies is critical and vitally important so that all
agencies are working together through the one combined network, in order to
ensure the responsiveness of those on the front line."
Police, Fire and Emergency Management Minister Mark Shelton said it would mean a more cohesive
emergency management response, not only in bushfire situations but in day-to-day scenarios.
"Having an inter-operable radio network that all the agencies will be connected to
allows these agencies to coordinate responses to the emergencies - whether it be
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the SES talking to the police or whether it's fire talking to Transcend on a car crash
or road rescue, these things are about keeping Tasmanians safe."
http://www.premier.tas.gov.au/site_resources_2015/additional_releases/telstra_awarded_tasgrn_c
ontract
The Project Submission to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works, 27 July 2020 states
that:
The TasGRN will have far-reaching social and environmental impacts, many of
which will apply to the Tasmanian community as a whole.
The submission lists that the Social and Environmental Impacts, in broad terms, include:
➢ Increased access and ease of use to mission-critical radio communications for the State’s large
volunteer base;
➢ Geographical equity for regional and remote citizens to have access to, and receive,more
responsive and coordinated emergency services;
➢ Geographical equity due to new government-funded site infrastructure having the potential
to be leveraged by commercial providers, to deliver more telecommunication services in
regional and remote Tasmania;
➢ Improved health, public safety and natural disaster response outcomes for all citizens of
Tasmania, including improved WHS for User Organisations;
➢ Avoided privacy breaches due to enhanced network security;
➢ Potential for economic and social benefits for rural towns through the provision of TasGRN
site access to commercial mobile service providers, enabling greater commercial and social
connectivity.
➢ Improved public confidence in ESO operations due to improved security and response times.
The submission also states that the environmental impacts of the TasGRN include:
➢ Increased ability to protect the environment due to ESOs’ more timely and coordinated
response to extreme events (e.g. bushfires, floods);
➢ Increased ability to protect World Heritage zones due to enhanced coverage in rural and
forested areas enabling greater mobility of resources; and
➢ The addition of new sites will intrude on natural environment.
A full copy of the submission can be found at:
https://www.parliament.tas.gov.au/ctee/Joint/Submissions/Tasmanian%20Government%20Radio%
20Network%20Project-
Department%20of%20Police,%20Fire%20and%20Emergency%20Management%20Submission.pdf
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3 Site Selection
The TasGRN User Organisations have undertaken an extensive coverage prediction and site selection
process. This process generated a design that will economically leverage existing sites, minimising
green-field builds to meet the State’s coverage requirements. The trunked radio site design utilises
the best mix of available site infrastructure, using a combination of State, Telstra and other sites
assets.
The preliminary coverage design utilises a mix of VHF and UHF frequencies.
Selection of the UHF and VHF site locations is primarily based on UHF coverage requirements and may
require multiple sites in close proximity to maximise channel availability.
To obtain the level of coverage required by User Organisations the TasGRN will comprise 135
individual sites spread throughout the State and also 17 Radio Link Sites. There are only three (3)
greenfield sites, in total, required to be built across the State, the remaining quantity of sites will utilise
existing site components.
This application to upgrade the existing Telstra Facility at GEORGE TOWN with TasGRN Equipment is
one of the two existing sites identified within George Town Council under the project to be upgraded.
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4 Proposed Development
The proposed development at Telstra’s existing site at MOUNT GEORGE ROAD, GEORGE TOWN, TAS,
7253, comprises the following:
Discretionary Permit Activity:
➢ The installation of one (1) 5.7m high UHF Dipole Array Omni Antenna (RFI BA4040-67-P
DIPOLE ANTENNA) mounted on the top of the existing Telstra Monopole.
➢ Ancillary items including cabling and mounts in relation to the Dipole Array Omni Antenna
➢ The removal of (6) GSM900 Omni antennas from the top of the structure.
➢ The total height of the structure will increase by 3.15m from 34.35m to 37.5m.
➢ The installation of (1) Diesel Generator at ground level for backup power.
Low Impact Activities
➢ The installation of one (1) Directional Modem Antenna H 255mm x W 255m (RFI LTE-XPOL-
002-5G PANEL) mounted on the Telstra Equipment Building Roof. ‘
➢ The installation of one (1) Outdoor Unit located at ground level on the existing monopole
footing.
➢ The installation of one (1) 0.3m radiocommunications dishes mounted at a height of 20m.
➢ Ancillary items including cabling and mounts.
➢ The use of the existing access, fibre, and power provisions.
Classification: Low Impact under the Telecommunications (Low-impact Facilities) Determination 2018:
➢ Part 3- Low Impact Facilities, 3.1 (4) ancillary facilities &
➢ Part 3, Schedule, Facilities and Areas: Part 1- Radio Facilities, Item 4, Panel Antenna.
➢ Part 1- Radio Facilities, Item 6, Radiocommunications Dish.
The works are part of the larger TasGRN Project to provide one digital, public-safety grade radio
network. This is a non-public network and there will be no provision for public access to the network.
Refer to Plans attached at Appendix B.
105 Subject Site
The existing Telstra Monopole is located on an elevated position at Mount George Lookout off Mount
George Road on Crown Land (Public Reserve).
The subject land is a Telstra Leased area on Crown land of 0.0063 hectares. The land is Crown Land
managed by the Department of Primary Industries Water and Environment (DPIPWE) and is described
as PID 6442600.
The land currently accommodates a 30m Telstra Monopole (total height 34.5m including antennas).
The site hosts a number of antennas providing Telstra 3G and 4G telecommunications to the region.
Ground equipment is contained in a small equipment hut at the base of the monopole. There are three
lattice towers of similar height in proximity to the site, the tallest of which is an Optus/Vodafone lattice
tower of 41.3m. Emergency services communications are also located on a 20m structure on the land.
The site is accessed off Mount George Road and an unsealed track to the site.
The surrounding land is undeveloped and zoned Rural Resource. A private timber reserve is located
460m North of the site. To the Southeast is a parcel of land zoned Light Industrial, and a parcel of land
400m South of the site is zoned General Industrial.
There are no dwellings within the vicinity or visual catchment of the site. The closest dwelling is
approximately 1km East of the site, with intervening dense vegetation.
Refer to photos of the site and surrounds below.
11FIGURE 1 AERIAL VIEW LOCATION OF SUBJECT SITE AND ACCESS
FIGURE 2 AERIAL VIEW OF BROADER AREA IN THE RURAL RESOURCE ZONE AND PRIVATE TIMBER TO THE NORTH, LIGHT
INDUSTRIAL ZONE TO THE EAST AND GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ZONE TO THE SOUTH
12FIGURE 3 VIEW OF EXISTING GROUND LEVEL EQUIPMENT
FIGURE4 AERIAL VIEW OF SUBJECT SITE SHOWING GROUND LEVEL EQUIPMENT AND PROPOSED LOCATION OF NEW
GENERATOR OUTLINED IN YELLOW. THE NEW OUTDOOR UNIT LOCATION IS IDENTIFIED BY THE YELLOW ARROW .
13FIGURE 5 DRONE PHOTO OD SITE, ACCESS, COMPOUNDS AND STRUCTURES
FIGURE 6 PHOTO OF THE TOP OF THE EXISTING TELSTRA MONOPOLE WHERE THE NEW TASGRN ANTENNA IS PROPOSED TO
BE MOUNTED
14FIGURE7 INTERNAL VIEW OF SITE LOOKING EAST SHOWING THE TELSTRA EQUIPMENT BUILDING AND MONOPOLE IN THE
BACKGROUND BEHIND THE HYDRO ELECTRIC COMMISSION TOWER
FIGURE 8 DRONE PHOTO OF SITE SHOWING THE TELSTRA MONOPOLE AND HEADFRAME (CIRCLED IN YELLOW) SHOWING
OMNIS TO BE REMOVED AND OTHER AXICOM AND HYDRO CORPORATION LATTICE TOWERS OF SIMILAR HEIGHT
156 Regulatory Framework &
Assessment
5.1 Federal Legislation
Radiocommunications Act 1992
The object of the Radiocommunications Act 1992 is to provide for management of the radiofrequency
spectrum in order to:
➢ maximise, by ensuring the efficient allocation and use of the spectrum, the overall public
benefit derived from using the radiofrequency spectrum.
➢ make adequate provision of the spectrum for use by public or community services.
➢ provide a responsive and flexible approach to meeting the needs of users of the spectrum.
➢ encourage the use of efficient radiocommunication technologies so that a wide range of
services of an adequate quality can be provided.
➢ provide an efficient, equitable and transparent system of charging for the use of spectrum,
taking account of the value of both commercial and non-commercial use of spectrum.
➢ support the communications policy objectives of the Commonwealth Government.
➢ provide a regulatory environment that maximises opportunities for the Australian
communications industry in domestic and international markets.
➢ promote Australia's interests concerning international agreements, treaties and conventions
relating to radiocommunications or the radiofrequency spectrum.
The TasGRN Network is licensed to operate the under the relevant spectrum requirements within the
420-430MHz (UHF) and 160-175MHz (VHF).
Telecommunications (Low Impact Facilities) Determination 2018
The Telecommunications (Low-impact Facilities) Determination came into effect on 1st July 1997 and
has recently been superseded by the Telecommunications (Low-impact Facilities) Determination 2018.
16The Determination contains a list of Telecommunications (and Radiocommunications) Facilities that
the Commonwealth will continue to regulate. These are facilities that are essential to maintaining
telecommunications networks and are unlikely to cause significant community disruption during their
installation or operation. These facilities are therefore considered to be ‘Low-impact’ and do not
require planning approval under State or territory laws.
Whilst the majority of the works relating to the proposal at GEORGE TOWN are defined under the
Telecommunications (Low-impact Facilities) Determination 2018, the proposed 5.7m omni antenna
exceeds the height requirements within the Determination, and therefore is required to be assessed
under the relevant state and local planning provisions along with the proposed generator.
Commonwealth Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999
The Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act commenced on 16th July 2000. It
introduced a new role for the Commonwealth Government in the assessment and approval of
development proposals where those proposals involve actions that have a significant impact on
matters of National Environmental Significance, the environment of Commonwealth owned land and
actions carried out by the Commonwealth Government.
This proposal is not of National Environmental Significance, as it will not impact on:
➢ World Heritage Areas;
➢ Wetlands protected by International Treaty (The RAMSAR Convention);
➢ Nationally listed threatened species and communities;
➢ Nationally listed migratory species;
➢ All nuclear actions; or
➢ The environment of Commonwealth Marine area.
The EPBC Protected Matters report identifies 1 threatened ecological community and 26 threatened
species in the region. The proposed upgrade is located on the existing Telstra Monopole. The proposed
generator is contained within the existing footprint of Telstra compound. Construction vehicles will
utilise existing access and stand areas. Due to the limited nature of the proposed works in terms of
ground disturbance and duration there is no undue threat to flora and fauna in the area.
Refer to EPBC Act Protected Matters Report at Appendix C.
Electromagnetic Energy and Health
EMF is sometimes known as electromagnetic radiation (EMR) or electromagnetic energy (EME).
Electromagnetic fields are present everywhere in our environment – the earth, sun and ionosphere
are all natural sources of EMF.
17Telstra rely on the expert advice of international and national health authorities including the World
Health Organization (WHO) and the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency
(ARPANSA) for overall assessments of health and safety impacts.
The International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) has issued guidelines on
levels of allowable public exposure to Radio Frequency (RF) fields, including guidelines on RF from
mobile phones and base stations that Telstra adheres to. These guidelines have a large safety margin
built into them.
Telstra confirms that the proposed TasGRN facility will comply with the mandated standard (RPS-S1)
for EMF set by ARPANSA, which is based on the safety guidelines recommended by the WHO. The
safety standard works by limiting the network signal to a level low enough to protect all people, in all
environments, 24 hours a day. The safety limit itself has a significant safety margin built into it.
Further information about EMF can be sourced at:
➢ Commonwealth Department of Health (ARPANSA) www.arpansa.gov.au
➢ Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) www.acma.gov.au
➢ World Health Organisation (WHO) www.who.int/en/
Built and Cultural Heritage
Built and Cultural Heritage
In order to ascertain if any cultural or natural heritage values of local, state or national significance
apply to the site, a search was conducted of the relevant databases and heritage registers. The subject
site is not listed on the Tasmanian Heritage Register nor or there any Matters of National
Environmental Significance associated with the site.
No additional approvals or consideration is considered necessary on these matters.
Aboriginal Heritage
Aboriginal cultural heritage must be considered as part of all planning applications. This proposal was
assessed against the Aboriginal Heritage Tasmania (AHT) Property Search website to assess if there
were any matters of Aboriginal cultural heritage on the site. The search did not identify any registered
Aboriginal relics or apparent risk of impacting Aboriginal relics.
Refer to Appendix D for a copy of the AHT search record.
Telstra are aware that all Aboriginal heritage is protected under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1975.
Telstra’s constructors will be notified that if any Aboriginal heritage is found, works are to cease
immediately and AHT be contacted for advice. The AHT Unanticipated Discovery Plan, will be provided
to the constructors to have on hand during ground disturbing works, to aid in meeting the
requirements under the Act.
185.2 Requirement for a Planning Permit
Under the provisions of the George Town Planning Scheme, the proposed development falls under a
Utility definition. A Utility is a discretionary use within the Rural Resource Zone. However, pursuant
to Clause 9.2.1, a discretionary use, must be considered as if that use class had permitted status in
that Use Table, where the proposal for development does not establish a new use, or substantially
intensify the use.
As the proposed TasGRN Omi antenna does not meet all the acceptable solutions in the Zone
provisions, a Discretionary Permit is required.
There is no Telecommunications Code contained within the George Town Planning Scheme.
A Discretionary Permit is also required under E7 Scenic Management Code.
Additionally, there is no requirement under the Bushire Area Code for a permit, as the proposal is not
considered a vulnerable or hazardous use as defined in E1.2.1 of this Code.
As such, an assessment of the proposal against the Acceptable Solutions and Performance Criteria
(where applicable) of the Rural Resource Zone and Scenic Management Code is provided below.
5.3 George Town Planning Scheme Zone and Code Assessment
Clause 26 Rural Resource Zone
The proposed use and development is located within the Rural Resource Zone. A Utility is a
discretionary Use within the Rural Resource Zone. However, pursuant to Clause 9.2.1, a discretionary
use, must be considered as if that use class had permitted status in that Use Table, where the proposal
for development does not establish a new use, or substantially intensify the use.
An assessment is provided below against the Development Standards for Buildings and Works.
26.4.1 Building Location and Appearance
Objective To ensure that the:
a) ability to conduct extractive industries and resource development will not be constrained by conflict
with sensitive uses; and
b) development of buildings is unobtrusive and complements the character of the landscape except for a
wind farm and associated utilities infrastructure located at 553 Old Aerodrome Road (CT 198926/1), 381
Soldiers Settlement Road (CTs 210237/1 and 212067/1) and Soldiers Settlement Road (CTs 152982/5,
104543/1 and 104543/2); and
c) the wind turbine height at 553 Old Aerodrome Road (CT 198926/1), 381 Soldiers Settlement Road (CTs
210237/1 and 212067/1) and Soldiers Settlement Road (CTs 152982/5, 104543/1 and 104543/2) is;
19(i) necessary for the operation of the use; and
(ii) minimises adverse impacts on neighbouring properties.
Acceptable Solutions Assessment of Proposal
A1 Building height must not exceed:
a) 8m for dwellings; or Not Compliant.
b) 12m for other purposes; or The total height of the structure will increase by
3.15m to a total height of 37.5m.
c) 180 metres blade tip height for wind turbines located at
553 Old Aerodrome Road (CT 198926/1), 381 Soldiers
Settlement Road (CTs 210237/1 and 212067/1) and
Soldiers Settlement Road (CTs 152982/5, 104543/1 and
104543/2) provided that the turbines are setback:
(i) in accordance with A2.1; and
(ii) a minimum of 100m from Five Mile Bluff Conservation
area; and
(iii) a minimum of 165m from a public road.
A2.1 Buildings must be set back a minimum of:
a) 50m where a non sensitive use or extension to existing Complies. There is no change to the established
sensitive use buildings is proposed; or setbacks on the site. The works are contained
to the existing monopole and generator and
b) 200m where a sensitive use is proposed; or
outdoor unit will be located within the existing
c) the same as existing for replacement of an existing compound. The site is set back over 100m from
dwelling. adjoining roads.
Performance Criteria Assessment of Proposal
P1 Building height must: P1
a) be unobtrusive and complement the character of the (a) The proposed omni antenna is required to
surrounding landscape except for a wind farm and be located at the top of the existing Telstra
associated utilities infrastructure located at 553 Old Monopole to ensure reliable emergency
Aerodrome Road (CT 198926/1), 381 Soldiers Settlement services communications. The removal of (6)
Road (CTs 210237/1 and 212067/1) and Soldiers omni antennas and the installation of (1) new
Settlement Road (CTs 152982/5, 104543/1 and 104543/2); omni antenna on top of the structure will
and ensure there is no additional bulk or skyline
positions. The TasGRN antenna has a non-
b) protect the amenity of adjoining uses from adverse
reflective natural product finish. The structure
impacts as a result of the proposal; and
height is similar to three adjacent lattice towers
c) wind turbine height at 553 Old Aerodrome Road (CT on site, there will be no noticeable increase in
198926/1), 381 Soldiers Settlement Road (CTs 210237/1 the visual presence on the site.
and 212067/1) and Soldiers Settlement Road (CTs
The site has already been established and is
152982/5, 104543/1 and 104543/2) must not have a
sited amongst tall and dense vegetation which
20significant impact on neighbouring properties having screens the facility from public and private
regard to: views.
(i) the height, bulk and form of existing utilities and (b) Complies. There is no change to the
buildings; established use on site. Once the facility is
operational and integrated with the TasGRN
(ii) the topography of the site;
network, the facility will require minimal
(iii) separation from residential uses on neighbouring maintenance.
properties;Rural Resource Zone Page 26-10 (iv) any buffers
(c) Not applicable.
created by natural or other features; (v) visibility when
viewed from public roads; and (vi) the landscape character
of the surrounding rural area.
26.4.2 Subdivision
Objective To ensure that subdivision is only to:
a) improve the productive capacity of land for resource development and extractive industries; or
b) enable subdivision for environmental and cultural protection or resource processing where compatible
with the zone; or
c) facilitate use and development for allowable uses by enabling subdivision subsequent to appropriate
development.
Acceptable Solutions Assessment of Proposal
A1 Lots must be:
a) for the provision of utilities and is required for public use Not applicable. The proposal is not a
by the Crown, public authority or a municipality; or subdivision.
b) for the consolidation of a lot with another lot with no
additional titles created; or
c) to align existing titles with zone boundaries and no
additional lots are created.
Clause E7 Scenic Management Code
E7.1 Purpose of the Code
E7.1.1 The purpose of this provision is to:
a) ensure that siting and design of development protects and complements the visual amenity of
defined tourist road corridors; and
b) ensure that siting and design of development in designated scenic management areas is
unobtrusive and complements the visual amenity of the locality and landscape.
21E7.6.1 Scenic Management – Tourist Road Corridor
Objective
(a) To enhance the visual amenity of the identified tourist road corridors through appropriate:
i) setbacks of development to the road to provide for views that are significant to the traveller experience
and to mitigate the bulk of development; and
ii) location of development to avoid obtrusive visual impacts on skylines, ridgelines and prominent
locations within the corridor; and
iii) design and/or treatment of the form of buildings and earthworks to minimise the visual impact of
development in its surroundings; and
iv) retention or establishment of vegetation (native or exotic) that mitigates the bulk or form of use or
development; and v) retention of vegetation (native or exotic) that provides amenity value to the road
corridor due to being in a natural condition, such as native forest, or of cultural landscape interest such as
hedgerows and significant, exotic feature trees; and
(b) To ensure subdivision provides for a pattern of development that is consistent with the visual amenity
objectives described in (a).
Acceptable Solutions Assessment of Proposal
A1 Development (not including subdivision) must be fully Non-compliant. The structure is currently at a
screened by existing vegetation or other features when height of 34.4m and will increase 3.2 in height
viewed from the road within the tourist road corridor. due to the addition of the TasGRN omni
antenna. The structure is currently visible from
the East Tamar Highway, the scenic Road
corridor.
Vegetation on the site will screen the Outdoor
Unit located on the monopole footing at ground
level and the generator from public view.
Performance Criteria Assessment of Proposal
P1 Development (not including subdivision) must be Telecommunications facilities need to be in
screened when viewed from the road within the tourist elevated positions and at heights to ensure
road corridor having regard to: reliable coverage. In this instance the facility
is to provide emergency services
a) the impact on skylines, ridgelines and prominent
communications to the new State-wide
locations; and
TasGRN network.
b) the proximity to the road and the impact on views from
The 3.15m height increase
the road; and
in this instance relates solely to the addition
c) the need for the development to be prominent to the of the Omni TasGRN antenna, which is a
road; and slim, non-obtrusive element that will not
d) the specific requirements of a resource development have significant visual impact. This is offset by
use; and the removal of (6) existing omni antennas on
the site. This will significantly reduce clutter at
the top of the structure.
22e) the retention or establishment of vegetation to provide The site is located over 1km from the identified
screening in combination with other requirements for tourist scenic road, East Tamar Hwy, and the
hazard management; and introduction of the TasGRN omni antenna and
3.2m height increase will be a negligible visual
f) whether existing native or significant exotic vegetation
impact from the scenic tourist road.
within the tourist road corridor is managed to retain the
visual values of a touring route; and The small Outdoor Unit and Diesel Generator at
ground level are located within the existing
g) whether development for forestry or plantation forestry
fenced compound will be screened by the
is in accordance with the ‘Conservation of Natural and
natural vegetation in proximity to the site.
Cultural Values – Landscape’ section of the Forest Practices
Code; and The site has already
been established and the small modification
h) the design and/or treatment of development including:
is acceptable in this context.
i) the bulk and form of buildings including materials and
finishes;
ii) earthworks for cut or fill;
iii) complementing the physical (built or natural)
characteristics of the site.
Acceptable Solutions Assessment of Proposal
A2 Not applicable.
Subdivision must not alter any boundaries within the areas
designated as scenic management – tourist road corridor.
E7.6.2 Local Scenic Management Areas
Objective
a) To site and design buildings, works and associated access strips to be unobtrusive to the skyline and
hillsides and complement the character of the local scenic management area; and
b) To ensure subdivision and the subsequent development of land does not compromise the scenic
management objectives of the local scenic management area.
Acceptable Solutions Assessment of Proposal
A1
No acceptable solution.
Performance Criteria Assessment of Proposal
P1 The 3.15m height increase in this instance
relates solely to the addition of the TasGRN
Development (not including subdivision) must have regard
Omni antenna, which has a slim non-obtrusive
to the:
profile and non-reflective galvanised steel finish
that will not have a significant visual impact on
the Scenic Road Corridor and visibility from East
Tamar Highway. The removal of (6) existing
23a) character statement and scenic management objectives Omni antennas from the top of the structure
of the particular area set out in Table E7.1 – local scenic will significantly reduce clutter from the top of
management areas; and the structure.
b) impact on skylines, ridgelines and prominent locations; In this context the proposed works will not have
and any significant on the character and objectives
of the Mount George Scenic Management Area
c) retention or establishment of vegetation to provide
and East Tamar Highway scenic road corridor.
screening in combination with other requirements for
hazard management; and Vegetation will not be impacted, and the
ground level equipment will not be seen
d) design or treatment of development including:
outside of the property. The proposal is
i) the bulk and form of buildings including materials and consistent with the existing use of the site.
finishes; and
ii) earthworks for cut or fill; and
iii) complementing the physical (built or natural)
characteristics of the site or area.
Acceptable Solutions Assessment of Proposal
A2
No acceptable solution.
Performance Criteria Assessment of Proposal
P2 Subdivision must be consistent with the scenic Not applicable.
management objectives of the particular area set out in
Table E7.1 – local scenic management areas
The proposed development meets all Acceptable Solutions and relevant Performance Criteria of the
development standards of the Rural Resource Zone and Scenic Management Code. As such, a
discretionary permit is required.
The omni antenna and ancillary equipment is a critical element in the new Tasmanian Government
Radio Network and is sited to ensure the efficient and safe operation of the network.
Overall, the proposed development represents minimal change to the existing conditions on the site.
The facility has been appropriately sited and designed to minimise visibility and amenity impacts on
the surrounding environment as much as possible. There will minimal visual impact from the proposed
installation and a small height increase to the total structure height.
In the overall context of the social and economic benefits the TASGRN Network will deliver, a
reasonable balance has been struck with the addition of one (1) 5.7m omni antenna to the existing
monopole and generator at ground level.
246 Conclusion
This application forms an integral part of the TasGRN Project. The Project is a direct result of the
Tasmanian Government’s response to the Report of the Auditor-General No. 10 of 2013-2014 which
recommended a whole-of-Government radio network (Tasmanian Government Radio Network -
TasGRN).
The result will be a more reliable and resilient network enabling the provision of better services to the
Tasmanian community.
The proposed development meets the development standards of the Rural Resource Zone and Scenic
Management Code.
The proposed upgrade to the existing Telstra Monopole at MOUNT GEORGE ROAD, GEORGE TOWN
will from an integral component in the new Tasmanian Government Radio Network.
Acquirecomm on behalf of Telstra, have undertaken an assessment of the relevant matters as required
by the Radiocommunications Act 1992, the Telecommunications Act 1997, the George Town Planning
Scheme 2013, the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 2000, and the Aboriginal
Heritage Act 1975. The proposal is considered appropriate in light of the relevant legislative,
environmental, technical, radio coverage and public safety requirements.
This assessment demonstrates that the proposal achieves a reasonable balance between the provision
of essential radio communication services and the need to protect the environment from adverse
impacts from such development. It is respectively requested that permission is granted for this permit
application.
land ensuring no impact to ecological systems. The site is located at the
25Appendix A Certificate of Title i
PREMIUM PROPERTY Information Report
.....................................................
Land Tasmania
PROPERTY ID: 6442600
PROPERTY ADDRESS: MOUNT GEORGE ROAD
GEORGE TOWN TAS 7253
CONSTRUCTION YEAR:
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Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment www.thelist.tas.gov.auPREMIUM PROPERTY Information Report
PROPERTY DETAILS - MOUNT GEORGE RD GEORGE TOWN
Property Name:
Land Use: Commercial - TELECOM. SERVICES INCLS POST (valuation purposes only)
Improvements: MOBILE PHONE BASE ST
Improvement Sizes Improvement: Area:
(Top 3 by Size): OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS
Number of Bedrooms:
Construction Year of Main Building:
Roof Material:
Wall Material:
Land Area: 0.0063 hectares
Title References:
Municipality: GEORGE TOWN View Municipality Information Report
Title owner:
Interested parties: TELSTRA AUSTRALIA LIMITED
Postal address: PO BOX 805
(Interested Parties) SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205
OWNERSHIP HISTORY - MOUNT GEORGE RD GEORGE TOWN
TYPE NAME ADDRESS FROM TO
Lessee AUST TELECOMMUNICATIONS
PO BOX 805 SOUTH 12/04/2016 12/04/2016
COMM MELBOURNE VIC 3205
Lessee TELSTRA AUSTRALIA LIMITED
PO BOX 805 SOUTH 12/04/2016
MELBOURNE VIC 3205
Ownership DPIPWE GPO BOX 44 HOBART TAS 27/04/2004
7001
Crown Land GPO BOX 44 HOBART TAS 08/03/1994 26/04/2004
Administration 7001
Ownership PROPERTY SERVICES GROUP GPO BOX 44 HOBART TAS 30/06/1985 26/04/2004
7001
Ownership CROWN MOUNT GEORGE ROAD 01/07/1982 30/06/1985
GEORGE TOWN TAS 7253
SALES STATISTICS - (Commercial - TELECOM. SERVICES INCLS POST) - GEORGE TOWN (Last 12 Months)
Number of Sales: 0
Highest Sales Price:
Median Sales Price:
Mean Sales Price:
Lowest Sales Price:
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Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment www.thelist.tas.gov.auPREMIUM PROPERTY Information Report
LAST 5 SALES - (Commercial) - GEORGE TOWN View in LISTmap
ADDRESS CONTRACT DATE SALE PRICE
PROPERTY VALUATIONS - MOUNT GEORGE RD GEORGE TOWN
DATE INSPECTED LEVELS AT LAND CAPITAL AAV REASON
28/01/2019 01/07/2018 $30,000 $65,000 $3,900 FRESH VALUATION
07/08/2012 01/07/2012 $62,500 $62,500 $6,300 REVALUATION
01/03/2013 01/10/2006 $55,000 $58,000 $4,640 CHANGED LOCALITY AFFECTS
ADJUSTED VALUES
28/03/2007 01/10/2006 $55,000 $58,000 $4,640 REVALUATION
23/07/1999 01/08/1999 $15,000 $16,000 $1,600 REVALUATION
14/01/1997 01/08/1993 $5,000 $5,000 $500 LEASE AREA REDUCTION
+ ...CHANGE OF USE TO MOBILE
'PHONEBASE STATION SITE
18/08/1994 01/08/1993 $8,000 $8,000 $320 AMENDED ON OBJECTION NO.31
25/10/1993 01/08/1993 $8,000 $15,000 $600 REVALUATION 94
25/10/1993 01/07/1987 $2,000 $5,500 $220 VIEWING PLATFORM
30/09/1986 01/07/1987 $2,000 $5,500 $220 REVAL 87
10/09/1981 01/07/1983 $2,000 $3,250 $130 REVAL'82
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PREMIUM PROPERTY Information Report
Explanation of Terms
Property ID A unique number used for Valuation purposes.
Date Inspected The date the property was inspected for the valuation.
Levels At Levels At - or Levels of Valuation Date means the date at which values of properties are
determined for all valuations in a Municipal Area.
Land Value Land Value is the value of the property including drainage, excavation, filling, reclamation,
clearing and any other invisible improvements made to the land. It excludes all visible
improvements such as buildings, structures, fixtures, roads, standings, dams, channels,
artificially established trees and pastures and other like improvements.
Capital Value Capital Value is the total value of the property (including the land value), excluding plant and
machinery.
AAV Assessed Annual Value. AAV is the gross annual rental value of the property excluding GST,
municipal rates, land tax and fixed water and sewerage, but cannot be less than 4% of the
capital value.
Interested Parties This is a list of persons who have been recorded by the Valuer-General as having interest in the
property (ie owner or Government agency).
Postal Address This is the last advised postal address for the interested parties.
Multiple Tenancies Properties that have multiple tenants are assessed for separate AAV's. e.g. a house and flat.
Similar Criteria Properties in the same locality with a Capital Value within a range of 10% of the property.
No information obtained from the LIST may be used for direct marketing purposes.
Much of this data is derived from the Valuation Rolls maintained by the Valuer-General under the provisions of the Valuation of Land Act 2001. The values shown on this report are as
at the Levels At date.
While all reasonable care has been taken in collecting and recording the information shown above, this Department assumes no liability resulting from any errors or omissions in this
information or from its use in any way.
© COPYRIGHT. Apart from any use permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, no part of the report may be copied without the permission of the General Manager, Land
Tasmania, Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, GPO Box 44 Hobart 7001. Personal Information Protection statement
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Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment www.thelist.tas.gov.auAppendix B Plans and Elevations ii
Plot date: 20 May 2021 - 5:02 PM
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P
MOUNT GEORGE CMTS
SITE SPECIFIC NOTES - SHEET 2 OF 3 TX572 S0-1 5 21/05/21
SITE SPECIFIC NOTES - SHEET 2 OF 3 TX572 S0-2 1 21/05/21 P
SITE LAYOUT AND ACCESS TX572 S1 8 21/05/21 P
NODE MANAGER ADDRESS ID:27545
ANTENNA AND RRU LAYOUT TX572 S1-1 7 21/05/21 P
B B
EAST ELEVATION TX572 S3 9 21/05/21 P ADDRESS: MT GEORGE RD
ANTENNA CONFIGURATION TABLE TX572 S3-1 5 21/05/21 P GEORGE TOWN
TAS 7253
SITE EARTHING TX572 G4 2 21/05/21 P
RADIO CONNECTION SCHEMATIC TX572 A2 1 21/05/21 P
C
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION TX572 E0 2 22/07/15 P C
EQUIPMENT LAYOUT TX572 E1 8 21/05/21 P
GENERATOR GENERAL LAYOUT TX572 E2 1 21/05/21 P
DC POWER LINE DIAGRAM SHEET 1 OF 2 TX572 E4 3 23/11/17 P
DC POWER LINE DIAGRAM SHEET 2 OF 2 TX572 E4-1 1 21/05/21 P
PATHFINDER CHANNEL RACK LAYOUT TX572 E5 2 22/07/15 P
RRUS 12 MOUNTING DETAILS TX572 T3 2 11/08/14 P
D HEADFRAME & ANTENNA MOUNTING DETAILS TX572 T3-1 1 10/09/10 P D
TASGRN GENSET FOOTING TX572 H1 1 21/05/21 P
DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATION TX572 Z1 2 10/09/10 P
GEOTECH CERTIFICATE TX572 Z1-1 1 04/07/14 P
AS BUILT STRUCTURAL CERTIFICATION TX572 Z1-3 1 17/08/11 P COMPLIANCE BOX
STRUCTURAL DESIGN CERTIFICATION (F01)
PROJECT NO. VT13933.01 TX572 Z1-4 1 02/05/14 P COMPLETED AS PER DESIGN
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RBS6601 DONOR RACK LAYOUTS 017866P131 9 2 02/02/12 P
NODE MANAGER ADDRESS ID: 27545
B B
RBS6602 DONOR RACK LAYOUT 017866P131 10 2 14/03/13 P ADDRESS: MOUNT GEORGE ROAD
REMOTE RADIO UNITS POWER AND EARTHING
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ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION 017866P160 1 3 07/12/12 P TAS 7253
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MARKING PLAN FOR POLE TYPE M1 T1326-001 1 A 09/04/99 P
D D
COMPLIANCE BOX
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SITE SPECIFIC NOTES
A
SITE REFERENCE DETAILS A
EQUIPMENT ROOM SPD BOX (12.3 WAY) FIBRE PATCH PANEL
TYPE: TELSTRA EQUIPMENT SHELTER TYPE: ELTEK SURGE PROTECTION DEVICE TYPE: SAMSUNG OCCUPIER SITE NAME SITE CODE
SIZE (mm): 3700 (L) x 2450 (W) x 2995 (H) SUPPORT TYPE: WALL MOUNTED PART NO: HCC OPTIC PATCH PANEL
TELSTRA MOUNT GEORGE CMTS 27545
BASE TYPE: CONCRETE SIZE (mm): 323 (W) x 160(D) x 370 (H) SIZE (mm): 425 (W) x 350 (D) x 44 (H)
WALL TYPE: CONCRETE QUANTITY: 1 OFF SUPPORT TYPE: 45RU PATHFINDER RACK RFNSA SITE NUMBER - 7253002
SUPPORT TYPE: CONCRETE SLAB STRUCTURE OWNER - TELSTRA
REFERENCE: 007338. D8-3 QUANTITY: 1 OFF
COLOUR: GREY
REGION: AB
SIU STRUCTURE SECURITY COMPOUND GATES KEY NO. SML 4.9
TYPE: ERICSSON SITE INTEGRATION UNIT TYPE: TRANSFIELD STEEL MONOPOLE
RECTIFIERS: FP2 1.8kW x 5 OFF EQUIPMENT SHELTER KEY NO. SML 4.9
SIZE (mm): 482 (W) x 350 (D) x 45 (H) MODEL NO.: M1 MONOPOLE
BATTERIES: PWL12V100FT x 4 OFF
B SUPPORT TYPE: RBS3206 SIZE AT TOP: Ø0.280m STRUCTURE KEY NO. N/A B
FIAMM 12FFT100 x 28 OFF
QUANTITY: 1 OFF SIZE AT BASE: Ø0.800m MAINS POWER METER BOX LOCKS: N/A
BATTERY RESERVE CAPACITY: 7 HRS
REFERENCE DRAWING: SHEET E1 HEIGHT: 30.0m AIR-CONDITIONING CAGE LOCKS: N/A
NO. OF AC UNITS: SPLIT TYPE AC x 1 OFF
DC FANS REQUIRED: YES REMOTE RADIO UNIT (RRU) LTE1800 COLOUR: GREEN BATTERY CABINET (BBU&RPU) LOCKS: N/A
AC FANS INSTALLED: NO TYPE: ERICSSON RRUS 12 REFERENCE DRAWING: T1326-001
ALARMS: YES SIZE (mm): 470 (W) x 187 (D) x 518 (H)
FEEDER ENTRY WINDOW: REAR RIGHT SIDE
HEADFRAME SERVICES LEGEND
SUPPORT TYPE: ERICSSON MOUNT KITS
TYPE: TELSTRA TRIANGULAR HEADFRAME OPTIC FIBRE ABOVE GROUND
AIR CONDITIONING CAGE: NO COLOUR: NATURAL PRODUCT COLOUR
MODEL NO.: N/A OPTIC FIBRE BELOW GROUND
SP18-RRU QUANTITY: 4 OFF
COLOUR: GREEN ABOVE GROUND ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
C TYPE: ELTEK SINGLE PLANE POWER SYSTEM FOR RRU RRU INTERFACE JUNCTION BOX LTE1800 REFERENCE DRAWING T1326-090, SHEET 1 BELOW GROUND ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
C
SIZE (mm): 600 (W) x 600 (D) x 2201 (H) SUPPLIER: SAMSUNG ISSUE B & 2 CF-11603, SHEET 1
GAS SUPPLY
QUANTITY: 1 OFF PART NO: HCC JUNCTION BOX HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
RECTIFIERS: FP2 HE, 2kW x 3 OFF SIZE (mm): 80 (W) x 133 (D) x 510 (H)
ANTENNAS
WATER SUPPLY
BATTERIES: SBS190F EON x 4 OFF COLOUR: NATURAL PRODUCT COLOUR TYPE: REFER TO THE TELSTRA ANTENNA
SEWER LINE
BATTERY RESERVE CAPACITY: 7 HRS QUANTITY: 2 OFF CONFIGURATION TABLE ON S3-1 SHEET
SW STORM WATER
REFERENCE DRAWING: 017866P134 SHEET 3 COLOUR: NATURAL PRODUCT COLOUR
COMBINER LTE700 ABOVE GROUND FEEDER CABLES
45RU PATHFINDER RACK SUPPLIER: KAELUS
BELOW GROUND FEEDER CABLES
ICS PART NO: RFX0136 PART NUMBER: DBC0086F1V1-1 X DENOTES TELSTRA ANTENNA SECTOR AS SHOWN ON SHEET S1-1
D BRACKET KIT: YES SIZE (mm) 330 (W) x 108 (D) x 376 (H) AX D
SIZE (mm): 528 (W) x 350 (D) x 2206 (H) QUANTITY: 2 OFF
QUANTITY: 1 OFF LOCATION: 45RU PATHFINDER RACK
REFERENCE DRAWING: SHEET E1
TOWER MOUNTED AMPLIFIERS LTE700
RBS (LTE700 / LTE1800) SUPPLIER: KAELUS
TYPE: ERICSSON RBS6202 PART NUMBER: 2094F01V1-1
SIZE (mm): 500 (W) x 525 (D) x 568 (H) SIZE: 160 (W) x 180 (D) x 380 (H)
SUPPORT TYPE: 45RU PATHFINDER RACK QUANTITY: 2 OFF
QUANTITY: 2 OFF
REFERENCE DRAWING: SHEET E5
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A PROPOSED VERTIV MACRO ODU TO A
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137000
1100 EQUIPMENT SHELTER
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MOUNT ON EXISTING SHELTER 8
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ANTENNA LAYOUT COMPOUND GATE
TELSTRA O/H POWER ROUTE
TELSTRA 30m HIGH
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SHELTER ACCOMMODATES
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SIGNATURE DATE
50m 0 50m 100m 150m 200m 250m
SCALE 1:5000
2. FOR SITE SPECIFIC NOTES REFER TO SHEETS S0 & S0-1. SCALE 1:100
3. FOR EME SIGNS NOTED THUS #X REFER TO 005486 FOR 1m 0 1m 2m 3m 4m 5m
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4. SPARE FEEDERS RE-USED FOR LTE700.
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TELSTRA LTE1800 RRU'S (4 OFF)
VERTICALLY STACKED AND RRU
A TELSTRA TRIANGULAR HEADFRAME INTERFACE JUNCTION BOXES (2 OFF) A
ON MOUNTS
N
°T
45
AT E
NT AM
N
IO
I E FR
1 TELSTRA 30m HIGH TRANSFIELD
OR EAD
TYPE M1 STEEL MONOPOLE
H
A14
TELSTRA WCDMA850 PANEL ANTENNAS
A1 (6 OFF A14, A21, A26, A27, A30 & A31) ON
A31 MOUNTS
6
1
B B
A13
TELSTRA GSM900 OMNI ANTENNAS
3 A21 (6 OFF A1, A2, A3, A9, A12 & A13) ON
MOUNTS
7
PROPOSED UHF DIPOLE ON
PROPOSED MOUNT
#2
BEHIND EACH
PANEL ANTENNA
RRU'S LAYOUT AT E.L. 27.00m & 28.00m
A9 SCALE 1:25
6 A2
7 PROPOSED Ø300mm TX DISH
C 3 A22 #2
TO BE INSTALLED ON NEW C
COLLAR MOUNT (1 OFF A23)
A30
TELSTRA LTE700 TMA'S (2 OFF)
ATTACHED TO MOUNTS BEHIND A26
ANTENNAS (A28 & A29)
2
3 A27
A12 5
A3
A29
2 #11
0
A23
D 5 D
A28
TELSTRA LTE700 / LTE1800 PANEL
2
ANTENNAS (2 OFF A28 & A29)
ANTENNA LAYOUT AT E.L. 20.00m
SCALE 1:25
ANTENNA LAYOUT AT E.L. 30.00m AND 31.50m
SCALE 1:25
500 0 500 1000
SCALE 1:25 COMPLIANCE BOX
COMPLETED AS PER DESIGN
E ALTERATIONS IN RED E
Telstra Networks Wireless program Delivery Template - 017866P02 issue 11 02 /12/ 2013
NAME (PRINT)
SIGNATURE DATE
7
FOR CONSTRUCTION
ORDER DRAWN CHKD AMENDMENT EXAM APPD DATE ISS
DO NOT NOTES: VT13933.01 AL MT LTE1800 PHASE 3a - 72384245WO001URB TR TK 07.04.14 3
SCALE
1. ALL FEEDER ACCESS POINTS ON THE STRUCTURE ARE VT13933.01 ES ES 72485045W0001-LTE1800-AS BUILT-ERIC ES LDT 11.08.14 4 MOBILE NETWORK SITE 27545
F BIRD PROOFED AS PER EXTERNAL PLANT POLICY 003615. VT14334.01 JRP AU FOR CONSTRUCTION - 72806314W0001CYI - LTE700 BK BK 14.01.15 5
2. FOR SITE SPECIFIC NOTES REFER TO SHEETS S0 & S0-1. MOUNT GEORGE CMTS
VT14334.01 IM BJ AS BUILT - 72909816W0001SSMC - LTE700 MM AC 22.07.15 6
3. FOR EME SIGNS NOTED THUS #X REFER TO 005486 FOR ANTENNA AND RRU LAYOUT
TASGRN076 JM MP FOR CONSTRUCTION - SP30091946WO047DOWN - TASGRN DP GRW 21.05.21 7 F
DETAILS. MOUNT GEORGE RD, GEORGE TOWN, TAS 7253
4. SPARE FEEDERS RE-USED FOR LTE700.
DWG SHT S1-1
C Telstra Corporation Limited ABN 33 051 775 556 All rights reserved. NO. TX572 NO. -
1 2 3 4 5 Cad file: TX572.DWG 6 A3
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