2025-01424 RevisedCITY OF MONTICELLO
505 WALNUT STREET
MONTICELLO, MN 55362-
763) 295-3060 k'AX: (763) 295-4404
2025-0 1424 k
DATE ISSUED: 10/10/202-5
Permit #: 2025-01424
ADDRESS 406 7TH ST E
PIN : 155029002070
LEGAL DESC LAURING HILLSIDE TERRACE
LOT 007 BLOCK 002
PERMIT TYPE BUILDING
PROPERTY TYPE INSTITUTIONAL
CONSTRUCTION TYPE : ANTENNA
VALUATION : $ 15,000.00
NOTE: PANO AL PROPOSES TO ADD TWO WILDFIRE DETECTION CAMERAS TO AN EXISTING CROWN CASTLE
TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOWER.
PROPOSE TO INSTALL A NEW METAL H-FRAME WITHIN THE EXISTING CROWN LEASE SPACE (5'X2') TO HOLD PANO GROUND
EQUIPMENT.
POWER WILL BE PROVIDED BY CROWN FROM CROWN'S EXISTING PPC AND CONNECTED TO A DISCONNECT ON THE PANO
H-FRAME.
SEE PROVIDED INSTALLATION OVERVIEW SHOWING COMPLETE DESIGN.
APPLICANT BUILDING PERMIT FEE 266.33
PLAN REVIEW 173.11
ONE WAY WIRELESS CONSTRUCTION LLC
STATE SURCHARGE, BLDG VAL 7.50870013THAVENUEEAST
SHAKOPEE, MN 55379-
Payment(s)
TOTAL 446.94
715) 505-7571 ts)
CHECK 20000708 446.94
OWNER
MONTICELLO TRAINING CENTER, LLC
21395 JOHN MILLESS DR
ROGERS, MN 55374-
AGREEMENT AND SWORN STATEMENT
I agree that the work will be conducted in conformance with
the ordinances of the City of Monticello and with the
Minnesota State Building Code. I understand that the work
will be in accordance with the plan that has been approved by
the Building Official. I agree that any damage caused to
public property including but not limited to curb, sidewalk,
public utilities and signs will be repaired at my expense.
Applicant
Date
Bldg Official Date
SEPARATE PERMITS REQUIRED FOR WORK OTHER THAN DESCRIBED ABOVE.
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Monticello Installation Deck
Crown Castle Site: 878532
Last Modified: 10/14/2025
By: Brandon Patterson
CITY OF
Monticello
BUILDIND SAFETY
APPROVED FILE COPY
REVIEWED FOR CODE COMPLIANCE
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Location Details
Lat/Long
0 45.298128,-93.792465
Install cameras on the pictured
monopole
Ground equipment will be installed
on an H-Frame inside the
compound
Power Consumption
0 Enclosure:80W
Trenching Estimate
0 45 ft.
26 ft. for electrical
19 ft. for CAT6a
Permits
0 GC responsible for obtaining electrical
permit
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Tower Camera Install: Monop
Cameras: Two cameras on gooseneck mounts,
mounted to the tower via pipe to pipe +
three -sector monopole mount
Feedlines: CAT6a cables will run from our POE
injectors (ground equipment), up the tower, and
plug into the cameras
Total weight of setup: 245 pounds
75 pounds
o Includes two of each: camera, gooseneck, adapter,
and pipe -to -pipe clamps
170 pounds
o (3 sector ring -mount + 2" pipes)
Mounting requirements: Cameras must be mounted
at the same height. Must be level within 0.1 degrees.
Camera P/N: XNP C8303RW
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Proposed Camera Lo
Install the cameras at the 134 ft.
centerline
o Confirm installation centerline with
a tape drop
Install each camera so that the
mounting apparatus comes off
perpendicular to the tower
o One camera off the northern face of
the tower
o One camera off the southeastern
face of the tower
Tape drop photos are required at
the installation centerline, after
the cameras are installed, with
the cameras shown
roposed Centerline
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Proposed Ground System Installation and Location
Install our hardware on a constructed H-Frame
inside the compound, in the proposelocation
Hardware includes-
0 Pano Enclosure
0 UPS
0 Disconnect (install on the back of the H-Frame)
0 4 modem omni-directional antennas
Lease Space:
5ft. x2ft. All
equipment on the H-Frame, including the frame itself,
must be contained inside the lease space H-
Frame will be 5 ft. wide to accommodate all our ground
equipment. The
vertical posts that hold the frame will stand 7 ft.
tall AGL, set posts 5 ft. in the ground. Draw
power from the Crown Castle power source. The
Crown Castle mete is outside the northeast corner
of the compound. Run
power underground from the Crown Castle power source,
to a disconnect on the Pano H-Frame See
slide 7 for details Run
CAT6a cabling from the Pano H-Frame to the tower
via UG conduit Run
tracer wire along all UG conduit Pano
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Proposed Site Plan (updated with approved diagram 8/19/25)
Proposed Lease Space
Note: Pano must
ensure the conduit
for the coax remains
outside of the other
customer's lease
area, marked in pink
and highlighted in
yellow
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Power source (Crown Castle I
Draw power from the Crown Castle power source.
The Crown Cast meter is outside the northeast
corner of the compound.
Install a new 15 amp breaker labeled "Pano
Al"
o Power source location TBD during the
GC/CCI pre -con
Run electrical wiring inside UG conduit from the
Crown Castle disconnect to the Pano disconnect
mounted on back of the Pano H-Frame.
Install a 15 amp disconnect
Run wiring inside liquid tight from the disconnect to
the Pano UPM
Run power inside liquid tight from the UPS to the
Pano Enclosure
Both the Pano UPS and Pano enclosure use
12/3 AWG AC terminals
Run tracer wire along all buried conduit
Note: be prepared to install a subpanel in case there are
no empty breaker slots in the Crown Castle power source
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CAT6a Feedlines
Route:
o Run the two CAT6A lines inside UG conduit from the
weatherhead at the Pano H-Frame to the base of the tower
Run tracer wire along all buried conduit
Exit conduit using weatherhead
o Run the CAT6a feedlines up the interior of the tower, and
exit the tower at the port closest to camera centerline
o Run the cables from the ports to the cameras' centerline
Cable securement in tower's interior
o Use 1" corrugated conduit to contain CAT6a cables inside
tower
o Seal both ends of the conduit
Cable securement on tower's exterior
o '/2" galvanized steel banding with triangular snap -in cable
blocks (example shown)
o No zip ties outside
Service Loops:
o Neatly loop and secure 5 ft. of service cabling at each
camera mount
NO ZIP TIES
Excess Cabling:
o Neatly loop and secure all excess cabling on the H-Frame
Note: Pano must ensure the conduit for the coax remains outside of
the other customer's lease area, marked in pink and highlighted in
yellow
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Antenna Installation Locatic
Mounting
o Install four modem antennas on the
top of the H-Frame
o Mount the antennas on horizontal
unistrut across the top of the frame
o Note the antennas orientation planes
o Connect the antennas directly to the
Pano Enclosure]
Excess Cabling
o Neatly loop and secure all extra
cabling on the H-Frame
Weatherproofing
o Install tape and butyl on all exposed
connection points
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Grounding & Lightning Hrotec "'
Enclosure Unit:
o Install the bus bar on the grounding lug on
the bottom of the enclosure
UPS and Disconnect.
o Ground the UPS enclosure and disconnect
to the main bus bar
Cameras and Antennas Feedlines:
o No additional grounding needs to be
installed for these. All the components
inside the enclosure that these connect to,
are grounded.
H-Frame and Main Bus Bar:
o Ground the two H-frame posts and the
grounding bar to the tower's below -ground
grounding ring
o Use cad weld, solid #2 grounding wire.
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Camera Installation Process
1) Slide the wire loop (from the mount) through the
camera's metal clip, so it appears as shown
Install the rubber grommet onto the CAT6a cable
o Instructions on how to install the grommet are shown on
next slide
Apply a thin layer of dielectric grease to the contact
points of the CAT6a cable
Plug the CAT6a into the camera's LAN port
2) Snap the rubber grommet into place,
completely sealing the port
Make sure the "turtleneck" of the rubber grommet is
elevated, as shown
3) Install the metal clip into place so that each side
snaps onto each side the camera connection, and
the middle of the clip should "hug" the CAT6a cable
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CAT6a Grommet Installation
First onto the adapter alone, and then
onto the CAT6a
1. Push the grommet onto the the
black adapter, using the "neck" of
the grommet as the main source of
force to push the piece
2. Place the CAT6a into the black
adapter
3. Continue pushing the grommet past
the adapter piece and onto the
CAT6a cable
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Camera Final State Instructions
On the ground:
Look at the two PoEs stacked on each other inside the
enclosure and make sure that both PoEs have 3 lights on (2
yellow. 1 green). *Example shown*
If there are lights missing, check all cable connections
On the tower:
Secure the white disk / leveling apparatus (provided by Pano)
onto the top of the camera
Place the digital level on top of the disk in two directions and get
each direction to 0.0 - 0.1
Do not use the metal of the gooseneck as the basis for
leveling the cameras
o First direction: In the same direction (parallel) in relation to the
pipe clamp and gooseneck
c Second direction: Perpendicular (900) in relation to the pipe
clamp and gooseneck
Use the digital level pictured (link provided in the installer
provided materials)
Contact your Pano PoC for incremental leveling
adjustments to be made within the Pano360 system
Ensure the mounts are secured in the instructed final
positioning
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Final Cosmetic Check Pt. 1
Thermometer (1)-
0 Make sure that the thermometer is securely
plugged into the pictured USB port
PoE's lights (2):
o Make sure that all 6 lights are on
0 4 yellow, 2 green
Camera's Ethernet connections at
Computer (3):
o Make sure that the each of the ports have
one yellow light on
o These are the cables that run from the LAN
ports on the PoE's
IMU j
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Final Cosmetic Check Pt. 2
Power Connections (4):
o Make sure all of the enclosure's
connections are secured to the outlets
inside the enclosure
Antenna Connections (5):
o Make sure that all antenna connections
are connected and tight
o Total of four connections
Terminal Connections (6)-
Ensure the correct wiring connections
have been made (N, G, H)
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Final Cosmetic Check Pt. 3
PoE's grounding (8)-
0 Make sure that all grounding points are
connected to the aluminum plate's main
ground
Computer's grounding (9):
o Make sure the computer's grounding wire
is secured to the aluminum plate's main
ground
Main ground (10)-
0 Make sure that there are 3 grounding wires
secured to the plate's main grounding lug
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Final Hardware Check
Camera:
o Rubber gasket, metal clip, and metal loop
are all installed correctly for each camera
example shown to the right)
o Film and tape are removed from the
cameras' lenses
Cabling:
411
o Service loops are all properly secured and
neatly bundled
Grounding-
0 All grounding connections use no-ox gel
Antennas-
0 All antennas are securely fastened in
place, as well as their weatherproofing
materials
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Final Security Check
Components secured
Gooseneck stability: Make sure that the gooseneck is strong and will resist
being pushed / pulled by the wind
Padlocks installed on the UPS, Pano enclosure, and Pano disconnect
Post -Install and Closeout Activities
Get Camera locations using the GPSCoordinates (iPhone) app, `My GPS
Coordinates' on Android
o On the tower: Hold phone underneath each camera and grab
coordinates _
Make sure the coordinates are in decimal format, accura in
meters
Use of app is required
Get camera elevation using tape drop
Take photos of install (include ground photos)
o Resized photos to approx. size of 600 x 800 pix, with provided
nomenclature
Lockup and cleanup
Upload COP to tower owners portal and provide screenshot to Pano as
part of Pano COP
Before cleanup and leaving the site, Call your Pano PoC to make sure that
everything is still functioning and the system is working.
o A power check we require:
Unplug the system from power, leave it idle for 2 min, and
replug it in. We want to confirm that the station will come
back online after a power outage
If it is a UPS system, disconnect the power that feeds the
UPS, and see that the station remains powered and online
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Materials and Components To Be Provided by Installer
Cable securement materials for the CAT6a cables and antenna cables running on the H-Frame
Galvanized steel banding with triangular snap -in cable blocks for cable securement on the tower's exterior
1" corrugated conduit for cable containment inside the tower
Sealant and weatherheads for each side of the conduit
1.5" conduit to contain and route the CAT6a cabling underground from the H-Frame to the tower
Concrete for setting H-Frame posts, materials to dig, trench, create, mix, and pour concrete
Two 3 ft. long, 2" diameter pipes for the monopole mount
Unistrut and hardware to construct the H-Frame, mount the enclosure, UPS, antennas, and disconnect
1.5" UG conduit, liquid tight, wiring, tracer wire, and any other materials to run power
Two 12 ft. tall, 3" diameter steel pipes for the H-Frame's vertical posts
All materials required to connect to CCI power source
Materials to install a subpanel in case the Crown Castle power source doesn't have an empty breaker slob for us to use
Pipe wrenches to assemble gooseneck mount for camera
Digital level: Link to required level
No-ox gel
Tape and butyl to weatherproof the antenna connections
Materials for grounding/bonding
Any tools needed: wrenches, drills, screwdrivers, wire cutters/strippers, etc.
Cable testers to test CAT6a feedline runs
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Components To Be Provided by Pano
2 cameras and mounting adapters
Pipe -to -pipe clamps and gooseneck mounts for mounting the cameras
3-sector clamp monopole mount (will be drop shipped to installer's facility)
Enclosure system with Pano equipment
UPS enclosure (will be drop shipped to installer's facility)
4 cellular modem antennas, with LMR400 cabling
Leveling fixture for camera leveling (re -use fixture from another site if no new fixture is provided)
4-digit combination padlocks for the enclosure, UPS, and disconnect
2x Pre -Terminated CAT6a cables
Grounding bus bar for the enclosure
Loctite
Dielectric grease
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