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UP 23-02 VB Edge, LLC (Galarza) - Ohm Road

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This project involves the construction of a Small Fixed Wireless Facility in Tehama County, California, managed by VB Edge, LLC. The facility will feature five communication structures, each approximately 11 feet 5 inches tall, equipped with 8-foot diameter antenna dishes that automatically orient toward satellites. Supporting infrastructure includes raised concrete equipment pads, a utility backboard, and metered utility service. To ensure security and safety, the telecom structures will be enclosed by a 10-foot corrugated metal fence, while utilities will be housed within a separate chain-link fence with slats. The development will impact approximately 0.4 acres of land, with total onsite impervious surfaces remaining under 300 square feet. Site modifications include the installation of an access driveway over a new culvert with headwalls, a concrete swale for drainage, and utility trenching extending east from the complex. These alterations are designed to slightly modify the existing drainage channel adjacent to Ohm Road while avoiding nearby ephemeral drainage. The project is coordinated through Tehama County planning and involves leadership from Vertical Bridge and D4 Communications.

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VB Edge is constructing a small fixed wireless facility in Tehama County, California.

Agency

California → Tehama County

NAICS

237130 - Power and Communication Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

North side of Ohm Road between Paskenta Road and Rawson Road, CA, 96080

Set-Aside

NONE

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NOI UP 23-02 final

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Use Permit 23-02 IS MND with sigs

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UP 23-02 Galarza - NOC signed-flatten

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UP 23-02 Summary-flatten

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AgencyCalifornia → Tehama County
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The proposed project is a Small Fixed Wireless Facility that consists of five (5) communication structures, each measuring approximately 11 ft. 5 inches in height with an aimable 8 ft. diameter antenna dish, which will be automatically oriented to satellites passing overhead. The Communication Facilities associated equipment includes a raised concrete equipment pad and equipment, utility backboard and metered utility service. All telecom structures and associated equipment will be enclosed within a 10’ corrugated metal fence (with the enclosed area modified to avoid the nearby ephemeral drainage), with utilities enclosed within an adjacent area surrounded by chain link fence with slats. The existing drainage channel adjacent to Ohm Road will be altered slightly by a proposed concrete swale for drainage, a culvert with headwalls, and utility trenching heading east from the communication complex. Entry to the small fixed wireless facility will be made via an access driveway over the proposed culvert. Total disturbed area will be approximately 0.4 acres, and total onsite impervious surface area (in the form of concrete equipment pads) will be less than 300 s.f.

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