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Board questions RF charts and units after AT&T/T‑Mobile submissions for Old Tarrytown Road site
Summary
During review of an AT&T/T‑Mobile modification at 301–305 Old Tarrytown Road, the board flagged mismatches between composite/cumulative RF charts and unit conventions across submissions and asked applicants to supply a written explanation, matching units/models and a cumulative chart showing composite MPE values.
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Board members pressed the applicant on Aug. 5 to explain why the RF calculations and charts in the most recent submission did not align with earlier T‑Mobile materials and asked for units and column formats that match the 2024 report. Presenter said, "based on analysis, the maximum calculated composite exposure at ground level from upgrade AT and T facility plus all existing antenna systems on this site is 2, 2.949% of the general population MPE limit at a point 240 feet north of the facility," and that "the upgrade is fully compliant with FCC rules and regulation c appendix b." (Presenter)
Committee members said the board could not reconcile a listed T‑Mobile value of 0.0010 with expected percentages and asked the applicant to explain in writing whether the disparity was a formatting issue (decimal vs. percentage), a unit mismatch, or a modeling difference. The board asked the applicant to provide matching models, consistent units and a column with the cumulative composite numbers so the board can verify cumulative MPE across carriers.
