CORN/09/014 v1.3 Cornerstone : Supporting Technical Information for O 2 & Vodafone : - Allied Textile, Huncoat Business Park, Accrington O 2 Site – 47438.

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CORN/09/014 v1.3 Cornerstone : Supporting Technical Information for O 2 & Vodafone : - Allied Textile, Huncoat Business Park, Accrington O 2 Site – Vodafone Site – 80975D Date Prepared: 18 th October 2011

KEY TO COVERAGE PLOTS The enclosed radio propagation plots are based on Ordnance Survey geographical information. The level of coverage provided by a particular site is dependant on a number of variables. The main factors which determine the extent of coverage are: the frequency of the signal emitted, the height of the antenna above ground level, the characteristics of the surrounding topography and the type and occurrence of ground clutter such as buildings and trees which can cause ‘shadows’ or reflections and can absorb the signal. The Radio Planners have produced accurate visual representations of the level of coverage available in this particular area by using advanced computer modelling software based on a Geographical Information System. The programme takes the numerous variables as above into account and can then calculate and plot the strength of the signal. Existing and proposed sites are indicated by a blue or red circle and dot with the site number. Blue represents O 2 and red represents Vodafone. The orientation of the antennas is shown by the arrows. Site arrows show orientation of antennas Note on large rooftop sites the antenna can be distributed in different locations from the site location. This is represented by a line extending outwards from the site to the antenna.

Circle indicates the target coverage area O 2 and Vodafone - Map of Target Coverage Area

Predicted coverage excluding proposed site O 2 - Existing UMTS (3G) Coverage This coverage plan must be read in conjunction with the key and site specific supplementary information. Each colour block represents 50 metres square. 3G Coverage by Signal Level Dense Urban/Urban Suburban In Car Outdoor Digital Mapping Solutions from Dotted Eyes. © Crown Copyright All rights reserved. Licence number Urban

O 2 - Proposed UMTS (3G) Coverage This coverage plan must be read in conjunction with the key and site specific supplementary information. Each colour block represents 50 metres square. 3G Coverage by Signal Level Dense Urban/Urban Suburban In Car Outdoor Digital Mapping Solutions from Dotted Eyes. © Crown Copyright All rights reserved. Licence number Urban Predicted coverage including proposed site with antennas at 19.85m to centre-line

Vodafone - Existing UMTS (3G) Coverage This coverage plan must be read in conjunction with the key and site specific supplementary information. Each colour block represents 50 metres square. 3G Coverage by Signal Level Dense Urban/Urban Suburban In Car Outdoor Digital Mapping Solutions from Dotted Eyes. © Crown Copyright All rights reserved. Licence number Urban Predicted coverage excluding proposed site 80975D

Vodafone - Proposed UMTS (3G) Coverage This coverage plan must be read in conjunction with the key and site specific supplementary information. Each colour block represents 50 metres square. 3G Coverage by Signal Level Dense Urban/Urban Suburban In Car Outdoor Digital Mapping Solutions from Dotted Eyes. © Crown Copyright All rights reserved. Licence number Urban Predicted coverage including proposed site 80975D with antennas at 19.2m to underside