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In addition to the following, refer to current adopted PRB-1.
(a) A new wireless telecommunications antenna and/or tower may be located in the Industrial Zoning District (I-2). It shall be subject to the regulations set forth in this chapter and the regulations of the Industrial Zoning District (I-2).
(b) A wireless telecommunications antenna may be located in the Country Home Zoning District so long as it is not associated with a wireless telecommunications tower and is part of an existing structure. It shall be subject to the regulations of this chapter and of the Country Home Zoning District.
(c) Neither a wireless telecommunications tower nor a wireless telecommunications antenna associated with a wireless telecommunications tower shall be located within 300 feet of any residentially zoned land.
(d) There shall be a separation of at least 1,320 feet between wireless telecommunications towers.
(e) Wireless telecommunications antennas and/or wireless telecommunications towers located on Village owned property may be located in any zoning district without the restrictions set forth in this chapter.
(Ord. 2009-17. Passed 9-15-2009.)
(a) Applicants shall submit ten sets of the following documents to the Zoning Administrator which shall cause the applicant's request to be placed on the Planning Commission's agenda for preliminary approval of the proposed wireless telecommunications antenna and/or wireless telecommunications tower site:
(b) A list of the location of every wireless telecommunications tower, building or structure within the selected search area, including adjacent communities that could support the proposed wireless telecommunications antenna so as to allow it to serve its intended function.
(c) Evidence that a technically suitable location is not reasonably available on an existing wireless telecommunications tower, building or structure, within the selected search area, including adjacent communities, if the proposed site is a new site.
(d) Documentation that a reasonable offer has been made to the owners of all other wireless telecommunications towers located within the selected search area, including adjacent communities to collocate a wireless telecommunications antenna on their wireless telecommunications tower and that such reasonable offers have been rejected or said wireless telecommunications towers are not available if the proposed site is a new site.
(e) The Planning Commission shall review the submitted documents and shall approve a location, or request the applicant to submit additional locations and return to the Planning Commission as many times as is necessary to approve a location that meets the intent of this chapter.
(f) After the Planning commission has given preliminary site approval, the applicant shall submit ten sets of documents that fully comply with the provisions of this chapter, as well as any other information deemed necessary by the Planning Commission to the Zoning Administrator which shall cause the applicant's request to be placed on the Legislative Authority's agenda for consideration of a special permit.
(Ord. 2009-17. Passed 9-15-2009.)
Prior to applying for a special permit the applicant shall submit a nonrefundable fee to the Zoning Administrator in an amount set forth in Chapter 208 of the Administration Code (the General Fee Schedule) to cover costs for a registered professional to review the project for compliance with all Federal, State and local regulations as deemed necessary by the Planning Commission.
(Ord. 2009-17. Passed 9-15-2009.)
(a) Only the following types of wireless telecommunications antennas and/or wireless telecommunications tower installations may be permitted under this chapter:
(1) Wireless telecommunications antennas attached to a permitted institutional, recreational, public utility, office, industrial or commercial building or structure, provided the wireless telecommunications antenna does not exceed the highest point of the structure and the transmission and receiving equipment is stored inside the existing building or structure.
(2) A wireless telecommunications monopole not greater than 200 feet in height from grade, unless a lesser height is technically feasible to service the geographical service area of the applicant as well as the collocation of additional wireless telecommunication antennas, and the transmission and receiving equipment is stored inside a building constructed for the purpose. Regardless of the technical feasibility of a lower height, all applicants shall be required to install a base which shall support a wireless telecommunications tower not greater than 200 feet so as to accommodate future collocation users. No lattice tower structures shall be approved.
(b) All structures shall be permanently affixed to a foundation that is designed to have an indefinite duration.
(Ord. 2009-17. Passed 9-15-2009.)
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