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CASS COUNTY INTEROPERABLE RADIO PROJECT STATEMENT OFWoRKIAcCEPTANCE TEST PLAN .:. Connection of new channel resources from Gold Elite console demarcation to the owners logging recorder equipment .:. Coordinating and policy development 6.0 SITE REQUIREMENTS AND DESIGN ASSUMPTIONS Motorola has developed a comprehensive solution contained within this proposal with the best intentions of satisfying the needs of the owner. Certain assumptions were made in order for Motorola to design this system. The following is a list of site , I requirements and design assumptions for the system. .:. Assumption 1: Motorola has assembled this proposal using the assumption that all existing towers and supporting structures will handle any required additional loading and will provide the required vertical and or horizontal spacing required for antenna placement. Motorola has not included the cost of any tower stress analysis, tower rework or change out which may be required. .:. Assumption 2: Motorola also assumes that equipment shelters, where applicable, will have ample space, heating, air conditioning, ventilation AC power, and access roads sufficient for installation and use. Back up power at each site will be the responsibility of the owner. .:. Assumption 3: The owner shall accept full responsibility for site acquisition, site development and tower and building construction for all sites. Motorola can be contracted to perform all site acquisition tasks for Cass County Interoperable Radio Project. SITE DEVELOPMENT AND PREPARATION Prior to equipment installation, Motorola will perform a site evaluation to determine if the site is ready to house the equipment, based on the requirements contained within the Motorola document Standards and Guidelines for Communication Sites (R56). Motorola can be contracted to engineer and/or implement any necessary corrections discovered during this site evaluation. The Motorola document Standards and Guidelines for Communication Sites (R56) is a compilation from numerous technical authorities including, but not limited to the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA), the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), and the National Electrical Code@ QrnQ@). It is intended to define site requirements to ensure personnel safety and provide an environment for proper equipment operation. Motorola shall not be obligated to any other technical specification except as referenced in this Statement of Work (SOW). Where this SOW references specific . MOTOROLA 7 "This information is a trade secret which gives Motorola a competitive edge in the marketplace. Disclosure to competitors would cause irreparable injury to Motorola. ..