Conditional Use Permit (CUP) #24-0026/ IS#24-0039
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Skyway Towers, through applicant TEP, seeks approval under Conditional Use Permit #24-0026 to construct and operate a 120-foot monopole telecommunications tower on a 1,600-square-foot leased portion of a 2.83-acre parcel in Imperial County, California, zoned A-2 General Agriculture. The site includes an existing residence, and access will be provided via a 12-foot wide gravel drive off Worthington Road. The facility will require no sewer or water connections, relying solely on an existing overhead and underground power line for electricity. The tower will be designed and constructed to comply with all applicable Federal Communications Commission and Federal Aviation Administration regulations, ensuring safety and technical standards for RF exposure and aviation lighting. Construction must adhere to the California Building Code 2022 Edition, ANSI/TA-222-1 structural standards, and NIST-traceable RF measurement protocols, with the final structure painted in PANTONE 17-1230 MOCHA. The contractor is responsible for securing all permits, coordinating utility locations through CA One-Call, performing site verification, maintaining adequate liability insurance, and ensuring complete site cleanup and restoration. A one-year warranty on all materials and workmanship is required after acceptance. Environmental compliance includes submission of FCC Form 620, Phase I Environmental Site Assessments per ASTM E1527-21, and cultural resource evaluations including tribal consultation documentation and Section 106 compliance. Submission of the application requires 15 hardcopies and electronic filing through state and federal portals including the FCC Universal Licensing System and State Clearinghouse, with no formal contract value or pricing structure specified, indicating this is a local permitting action rather than a federal procurement. The project’s operational and safety obligations are binding on the contractor, with Imperial County Planning & Development Services acting as the reviewing authority.
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Nichols Road and Austin Road, Imperial, CA, 92251Set-Aside
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