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ATTACHMENT B
Municipal Code Compliance
(New Building-Mounted WTF)
Code Section: Requirement: Compliance:
Per Table 10-1-1118(C), building
mounted WTFs are allowed in
non-residential zone (except OS)
Permitted through approval of an
AUP; [AUP is required if
residentially adjacent.]
Dish Wireless applicant
submitted an AUP for the
proposed building mounted
WTF at 800 S Main Street.
Required Development & Design Standards for all WTFs
Section 10-1-1118(D)(3)(a) Where practical, WTFs shall be integrated into existing or newly
developed facilities that are
functional for other purposes.
Applicant is proposing six
antennas along with
accessory equipment located
on the rooftop of an existing
commercial building, where
it is permitted.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(3)(b) WTFs shall incorporate stealth design so as to minimize aesthetic
impacts on surrounding land uses.
Related equipment shall be
designed to match the architecture
of adj acent buildings and/or be
screened from public view by
walls, fences, parapets,
landscaping, and similar
treatments.
Proposed antennas and
accessory equipment will
include a 10’ -0” tall FRP
screen enclosure that will
match the design of the
existing commercial building.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(3)(c) Related equipment for co -located WTFs shall be co-located within an
existing equipment enclosure, or if
not possible then located within a
new equipment enclosure as close
to the existing equipment
enclosure as possible.
Proposed accessory
equipment will be centrally
located wit hin an existing
screen enclosure. Applicant is
including additional screen,
not to exceed the max height
of 15 feet, to ensure all
equipment is not visible from
the public view.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(3)(d) Monopoles, antennas, and support structures for antennas shall be no
greater in diameter or any other
cross-sectional dimension than is
reasonably necessary for the
proper functioning and physical
support of the WTF and future co -
location of additional WTFs.
All supporting structures are
no greater than necessary in
diameter or any other cross -
sectional dimension.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(3)(i)(1) All WTFs shall post a sign in a readily visible location identifying
the name and phone number of a
party to contact in the event of an
emergency.
A condition of a pproval is
included to require a sign to
be posted in a readily location
identifying the name and
phone number of a party to
contact in the event of an
emergency.
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Section 10-1-1118(D)(3)(i)(2) No signs, flags, banners, or any form of advertising shall be
attached to a WTF except for
government-required
certifications, warnings, or other
required seals or signs.
The applicant is not proposing
any signage, or any form of
advertising attached to the
proposed WTF.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(3)(j) No WTF or any portion thereof may be located within a required
setback area.
The proposed WTF is not
located within a required
setback area.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(3)(l) No WTF may, by itself or in
conjunction with other WTFs,
generate radio frequency emissions
and/or electromagnetic radiation in
excess of FCC standards and any
other applicable regulations. All
WTFs must comply with all
standards and regulations of the
FCC, and any other agency of the
State or Federal government
agency with the authori ty to
regulate wireless
telecommunications facilities.
The approved wireless
facility will be conditioned to
comply with all standards and
regulations of the FCC, and
any other agency of the State
or Federal government
agency with the authority to
regulate WTFs.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(3)(m) Within 30 days after
discontinuation of use, the WTF
operator shall notify the Director in
writing that use of the WTF has
been discontinued.
A condition of approval will
be included to require the
applicant to notify the
Community Development
Director in writing that the
use of the facility has been
discontinued. Furthermore,
the condition will require the
facility to be completely
removed, and the site returned
to its pre -
facility condition
within 180 days of the
discontinuation of use.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(3)(n) A WTF must be completely
removed, and the site returned to
its pre-WTF condition within 180
days of discontinuation of use.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(3)(o) All WTF application approvals shall indicate that the approved
WTF configuration was designed
to conceal elements of the tower or
base station to the extent feasible,
and that further expansion of the
WTF or its associated facilities
would defeat those concealment
elements.
The proposed WTF will
include a screen enclosure
that is designed to match the
existing commercial building
and limits the visibility of the
equipment.
Additional Requirements for Building-Mounted WTFs
Section 10-1-1118(D)(4)(a) New Building -mounted WTFs,
including any screening devices,
shall not exceed a height of 15 feet
All proposed FRP screen
enclosures do not exceed the
maximum allowable height of
15 feet.
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above the roof or parapet,
whichever is higher.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(4)(b) Building-mounted WTFs shall be architecturally integrated into the
building design and otherwise
made as unobtrusive as possible.
Antennas shall be located entirely
within an existing or newly created
architectural feature so as to be
completely screened from view.
The proposed WTF will
include FRP screen
enclosures that will be painted
to match the building design
to reduce the mass of the
screens.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(4)(c) Building-mounted WTFs shall be located on the facade of the
building, pa rapet, or rooftop
penthouse whenever practical.
The proposed WTF is located
on top of a rooftop of an
existing commercial building.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(4)(d) Facade-mounted WTFs shall not extend more than 24 inches out
from the building face. If a
building mounted WTF is mounted
flush against a building wall, the
color and material of the antenna
and other equipment shall match
the exterior of the building. If there
is a discernable gap between the
antenna and the facade, the antenna
shall be screened so as to hide the
gap.
Not applicable. The applicant
is proposing a new building
mounted WTF on a rooftop of
existing commercial office
building.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(4)(e) Roof-mounted WTFs shall be fully screened from public view using
screening devices that are
compatible with the existing
architecture, color, texture, and/or
materials of the building. Roof -
mounted WTFs shall also be
screened from above, if visible
from adjacent properties
The proposed antennas and
equipment will includ e an
FRP screen enclosure not to
exceed the maximum height
of 15 feet . Proposed
accessory equipment screen
enclosure will be painted and
textured to match the existing
screen enclosure.
Section 10-1-1118(D)(4)(f) Roof-mounted WTFs shall be
located as far from the edge of the
building as feasible.
All proposed antennas and
accessory equipment have a
setback range from the edge
of the roof range between 10’-
0” and 44’-2”.
Radio Frequency Emissions Compliance
Per Section 10-1-1118(E)(1), Within thirty (30) calendar days following the activation of any WTF, the applicant shall provide a radio frequency emissions compliance report to the Director certifying that the unit has been inspected and tested in compliance with FCC standards. Such report and certification shall include:
Section 10-1-1118(E)(1)(a) The make and model (or other identifying information) of the unit
tested.
A condition of approval will
be included to require the
applicant, within 30 calendar
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Section 10-1-1118(E)(1)(b) The date and time of the
inspection, the methodology used
to make the determination,
days following the activation
of the facility, to provide a
radio frequency emissions
compliance report to Director
certifying that the unit has
been inspected and tested in
compliance with FCC
standards.
In addition, the condition will
require, every 5 years
following the initial report,
the applicant to prepare and
submit to the City an
independently prepared
updated radio frequency
emissions compliance and
certification and shall certify
that the facility complies with
all applicable FCC standards
as of the date of the update.
The Community
Development Director may
require the applicant to
modify the location or design
of the facility and/ or
implement other mitigation
measures to ensure
compliance with the FCC
standards.
Section 10-1-1118(E)(1)(c) The name and title of the person(s) conducting the tests, and a
certification that the unit is
properly installed and working
within applicable FCC standards.
Section 10-1-1118(E)(1)(d) As to DAS installations, the required radio frequency emissions
compliance report certification
shall be provided only by the
wireless carrier(s) using the DAS
system.
Section 10-1-1118(E)(1)(e) The report and certification shall also indicate that cumulative levels
of radio frequency emissions from
the WTF and all co -located WTFs
are in compliance with FCC
standards, including but not limited
to FCC Office of Engineering
Technology Bulletin 65,
Evaluating Compliance with FCC
Guidelines for Human Exposure to
Radiofrequency Electromagnetic
Fields, as amended.
Section 10-1-1118(E)(2) Every five years following
compliance with 1 -1-1118 E(1)
above, the applicant shall, at the
WTF owners sole cost, prepare and
submit to the City an
independently prepared updated
radio frequency emissions
compliance report and
certification, shall certify that the
WTF complies with all applicable
FCC standards as of the date of the
update.
Section 10-1-1118(E)(3) If th e radio frequency emissions compliance report and
certification, and/or any update
thereto, demonstrates that the
cumulative levels of radio
frequency emissions exceed or
may exceed FCC standards, the
Director may require the applicant
to modify the location or design of
the WTF and/or implement other
mitigation measures to ensure
compliance with FCC standards.
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The Director may require
additional independent technical
evaluation of the WTF, at the
applicant’s sole cost, to ensure
compliance with FCC standards.