Leasing of Government Property for Siting of Telecommunications Facilities Ordinances

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Leasing of Government Property for Siting of Telcommunications Facilities

Leasing of Government Property for Siting of Telecommunications Facilities

Cowlitz County -Lease with McDaniel Cellular for rooftop space on Hall of Justice (courthouse) for cellular antenna facility (),03/2002
Ellensburg- Lease with SU Cellular for space on city water tower for cellular antenna facility (), 09/2000
Olympia - Lease agreement with Verizon for property for placement of antenna facilities (), 10/2008
Redmond
- Application for Location of Telecommunications Facilities on City Property
- Resolution No. 1042 Establishing Fee for Filing a Lease Application for Locating Telecommunications Facilities on City Property
- Application Packet for Location of Telecommunications Facilities on City Property
- Lease with Sprint for space on water tower for installation of wireless facility - 05/1997 1997 (Sprint Spectrum does not believe that this lease is representative. To view Sprint Spectrum's perspective, see the addendum to the lease.)
Ritzville- Lease agreement with Verizon Wireless for space on water tower. () 10/2004
Seattle- Ordinance No. 118737 - Authorizes the use of city real and personal property for the siting of wireless telecommunications facilities. Exhibit A of the ordinance is a model Site Agreement which is quite thorough, passed 09/29/1997
Vancouver
- Lease agreement with New Cingular Wireless to maintain a radio communications tower () 10/2004
- Master license agreement with LCW Wireless to locate unmanned radio communications and direct support equipment on city property () 11/2010
"Wireless Facilities on Public Property: Issues and Terms," prepared by Robin Stice and Kelly Snyder of Roth-Hill Engineering Partners, Inc., Bellevue, WA., updated April 1997. This brief study includes data showing the compensation paid to Washington cities for locating wireless telecommunications equipment on city property or buildings. Because of the graphs and small lettering, this document is not available electronically. Paper copies are available to Washington city and county officials by request.