Antenna tower · 2026
Blue Earth Site
Blue Earth, MN · near United Hospital District (2.0 mi)
What this outcome means
The outcome turns on marking and lighting conditions — typically obstruction lighting or paint required as a condition of the determination.
The proposal, in the filer's words
"Requesting Lower Height (AGL). The study upgrades this tower lighting system to the Advisory Circular #70/746-1L 12/04/2015 specifications"
Filing details
- Case number (ASN)
- 2026-AGL-14216-OE
- Structure
- Blue Earth Site
- Type
- Tower / antenna
- Category
- Antenna tower
- Height above ground
- 499 ft
- Height above sea level
- 1,585 ft
- Site elevation
- 1,086 ft
- Notice of
- Alteration
- Duration
- Permanent
- Marking & lighting
- Dual-red and medium intensity
Timeline
- Filed
- August 31, 2026
- Determined
- September 2, 2026
- Determination expires
- —
Who filed it
- Sponsor
- Minn-Iowa Christion Broadcasting
- Representative
- Drake Lighting
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Location
- Coordinates
- 43.661389, -94.108333
- Degrees / minutes / seconds
- 43°39'41.0"N 94°06'30.0"W
- County
- Faribault
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About this record
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Source: FAA Obstruction Evaluation / Airport Airspace Analysis (OE/AAA) public archive (oeaaa.faa.gov), data as of September 12, 2026. Compiled by LOS Analyzer (Idea Engine LLC). This is not an official FAA record or an FAA determination; the FAA's portal is authoritative. LOS Analyzer is not affiliated with or endorsed by the FAA.
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