ing and design, tower modification, and passive transmission system installation. Specific steps are shown below for each phase. Phase I: Planning and Design Physically examine and survey existing towers. Document apparent characteristics, including vertical profile (e.g., is the tower plum?), straightness of legs, foundation, and guy anchor surfaces (e.g., are they level and on the same hori- zontal plane, and are the guy anchors equidistant around and from the foundation?), an orientation of the tower with respect to magnetic north and the nearest USGS survey or other physical benchmark with direct reference to USGS map. Verify Lat & Lon found in FCC and FAA records for the structure. Provide a detailed inventory of all items (e.g., transmission line, antennas, lighting, wiring, and ice shields), and note their loca- tion on the tower. Document the condition of the tower with respect to any observ- able surface characteristics (e.g., cracks, missing or peeling paint, bent members, loose bolts or fasteners, clamps, and separated welds that need repair or replacement). Examine and provide a description of guy cables and founda- tion, including current guy tensions and ground conductors. Probe the earth around the tower foundation and guy anchors to verify each anchor's physical size and other obtainable attri- butes. Provide a description of the size and material used in tower members. Drill or file a small amount of material for lab analysis if appro- priate. PRACTICAL IP AND TELECOM FOR BROADCAST ENGINEERING AND OPERATIONS Using any known documentation, including reports provided herewith, build a list of documented references and include in a computer model used for such purposes by the respondent in the ordinary course of business. Provide a detailed analysis of the tower showing current load and headroom compared to current EIA or other commonly used standards applicable to the wind load rating at the site(s) tower(s) structure(s). Provide a detailed analysis of the tower with gin pole, cables, and other too