Pole 1017225 — Colorado Springs, CO

At 34 m, structure 1017225 is roughly in line with the 37 m average across the 258 structures registered in El Paso County. It is about 32% below the Colorado average of 49 m across 2,353 registrations. Among the 16,558 registrations nationwide filed under the same structure-type code (POLE), the average overall height is 31 m, so this one is roughly in line with that figure.

The site's filed ground elevation is 2,021 m, which puts the top of the structure 2,054 m above mean sea level.

The registration places the structure near Colorado Springs in El Paso County, Colorado, at coordinates 39.00583, -104.81833, with the site address filed as "11020 ST HWY 83". El Paso County has 258 FCC-registered antenna structures, the largest count among the 63 Colorado counties with registrations, and 179 of them are marked constructed. Colorado as a whole has 2,353 registrations, the 29th-largest total among the 50 states and DC.

The tallest other registered structure within about 40 km is Sedalia, CO · 1253487, a tower at 152 m (canceled).

Granted means the FCC has issued the registration, but the record does not yet carry the owner's notice that construction was completed. The FCC issued registration 1017225 on May 5, 1997. Nationally, 18,406 of the 197,833 registrations (9.3%) carry the granted (not yet constructed) status, including 306 in Colorado.

The FCC record lists WESTERN PCS III of Denver, CO as the registered owner.

The registration cites FAA aeronautical study 97-ANM-0273-OE, the FAA review of the structure's effect on air navigation. Its marking and lighting code, 9, is listed on the FCC registration form as "FAA Style A". The painting and lighting specification on file cites FAA chapters 2.