SCAN chapter meetings in SoCal/NoCal — A Primer on Wireless Shot Clocks
February 4, 2016  from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM
Fountain Valley/San Francisco

Please join us for SCAN chapter meetings in both Southern California (Fountain Valley on Thursday, January 21) and Northern California (San Francisco on Thursday, February 4) for “A Primer on Wireless Shot Clocks.”  Sign-in for each meeting will commence at 9:30 a.m., and the meetings will conclude by 12:00 p.m.  Stay tuned for registration details – these chapter meetings are open to both SCAN members and non-members.

http://www.scannatoa.org/calendar.html
$50 for non SCAN members
2 CM Credits

California local governments face a variety of “shot clocks” and “deemed granted” processes through not only the FCC’s 2009 and 2014 rulings, but also AB 57 (which becomes effective in January 2016). The new law (AB 57) would create an “automatic approval” for wireless facilities (whether on a rooftop, on a fake tree, or cell antennas and equipment mounted on a new wooden utility pole in the public right-of-way) if the city/county does not make a decision within 90/150 days.

Join us to hear the following panelists discuss the effects of these shot clocks on local governments:

• Robert “Tripp” May III, Telecom Law Firm, PC (Northern and Southern California)
• Trevor Lottes, President, Kapstone Planning (Southern California)
• Stephen Higa, Principal Planner, City of Irvine (Southern California)
• Michael W. Shonafelt, Newmeyer & Dillion (Southern California)
• Paul Albritton, McKenzie & Albritton (Northern California)
• Sarah Burbidge, McKenzie & Albritton (Northern California
• Omar Masry, Wireless Planner, City of San Francisco (Northern California)

We look forward to seeing you in either Fountain Valley on January 21 or San Francisco on February 4!

Contact Javan Rad at JRad@cityofpasadena.net for further inquiries.