Relating to emergency backup power for radio towers.

HB 3743 requires owners or operators of specific radio towers (lattice towers 60-200 feet tall or monopoles 25-125 feet tall) to maintain an emergency backup power system capable of providing continuous power for at least 14 days during natural disasters or severe weather. This directly affects commercial radio and cellular communication infrastructure providers who operate these tower structures. The key provision mandates that backup systems must function reliably when primary power fails due to weather events or other emergencies. The law does not specify system types but requires the power duration to be sufficient for extended outages. It applies only to towers supporting communication services, not general utility infrastructure.