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r i I o V ! r Oct. 26,1993 Greg Truchipski 1580 Fox St. VVavzata Mn. 55391 476^9631 H. unlisted 621*5185 Pager. ft Dear Sirs: This is to let you know I wish to cooperate with you fully on the matter of my existing antenna structure. I of course am hopeful that you will allow me to keep the system up as is. Included in my permit appUcation are photo’s from the neighbors house’s. Plus photo’s of other prominent antenna installations. As you can see in the photos, even with all the leaves fallen, my antenna installation is completely hidden from my neighbor's. With leaves on, you have to drive in front of my house to see it. When I’ve climbed to the top and stood on the top rung of the support structure, you cannot see any man made buildings when leaves are on the trees, and only some outline of my two closest neighbors house’s with leaves gone. Bo^ house’s are more than 350 ft. from my house. It is difficult for me tO SCg it as a visual burd.£Q on anybody. Please, if you could, take a look at the document "Antenna Height and Communication.- Effectiveness ” that I've included. Prepared by the American Radio Relay League. Also included is a drawing of the support structure, the three important anteimas, and their heights. This is all 1 do, other than a little hunting. I work, and then talk to the world. I have a large sum of money tied up in this sophisticated antenna system. The antenna system is the heart of my hobby. This is also more than just a hobby. The Fedral Communication Commission is very pro-amateur radio because of our overwhelming public service record. Included with this application are 38 examples of that, which is just the tip of the iceburg. As of 1985 the FCC requires state and local goverments to use the least restrictive means available to meet legitimate zoning purposes.