The following images describe the site and its location in the Backcountry Wilderness Area.  Verizon is proposing three possible options to camouflage the tower, a pine tree, a silo, and a water tower.  The Community Involvement Process will help determine which option, if any, is best in this location.

1. Photos for Proposed
Verizon Cell Tower
The following images describe the site and its location in the Backcountry Wilderness
Area. Verizon is proposing three possible options to camouflage the tower, a pine tree, a silo,
and a water tower. The Community Involvement Process will help determine which option, if
any, is best in this location.

2. Vicinity Map. The site is located on the west side of Monarch
Blvd just south of Rocky Heights Middle School.

3. A closer view of the proposed site.

4. An even closer view of the proposed site. The existing structure is a
red brick building that houses a water well and pump.

5. The existing access road, power, and
proximity to Monarch/Quebec are
some of the reasons why this sight is
being proposed. The Douglas
County East-West trail is on the west
side of the existing building.

6. Demand

7. Safety

8. A rendering of what the sight would look like with a
monopine. The building is existing.

9. A rendering of what the sight would
look like with a silo.

10. A rendering of what the sight would
look like with a water tower.

11. Monopine Elevation

12. Silo Elevation

13. Water Tower Elevation

14. Monopine lease area

15. Monopine lease area

16. Silo lease area

17. Silo lease area

18. Water tower lease area

19. Overall site plan. Future utilities,
access, and water well not shown.