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1998-09-23
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3.1
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Site Development and Conditional Use Permits for Specialized Mobile Radio (SMR) Telephone Antenna Facility; Nextel Communications; Lands of Foothill College; 12345 El Monte Road; File #154-98-ZP-SD-CUP
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Planning Commission: September 23, 1998 <br /> Nextel: SMR Antennas <br /> Page 2 <br /> provision for removal of the antennas if they are no longer used, and requirements to <br /> provide annual monitoring reports regarding radio frequency emissions. The applicant <br /> has provided an analysis of existing and projected RF emissions indicating that expected <br /> exposure levels at the ground would amount to no more than 0.9% of the applicable <br /> Federal limit. <br /> Conditional Use Permit <br /> Pursuant to Section 10-1.703(h) of the Zoning Code, public utility and service uses may <br /> be permitted in the Town with a conditional use permit, and wireless communications <br /> facilities are included in that definition. In order to approve a conditional use permit, the <br /> Planning Commission must make four fmdings, as outlined in Section 10-1.1107(1)(a) of <br /> the Zoning Code. The Commission's action on a use permit is a recommendation to the <br /> City Council. <br /> The required findings relate to the compatibility of the facility with its surrounding area, <br /> adequacy of the site to accommodate the proposed use, adequacy of access to the site, and <br /> impacts of the use on abutting property. Staff believes that the antennas' location on a <br /> college campus (public property), over 400 feet from .the-- freeway and substantial <br /> distances from neighboring residences, and mounted on the roof parapets of existing <br /> buildings, would satisfy the criteria for approval of the use permit. If the panel antennas <br /> are painted to match the color of the buildings, they should be unobtrusive visually. The <br /> small equipment unit enclosure would have no impact from a visibility or traffic <br /> perspective. <br /> Attachment 1 contains conditions of approval to reflect the requirements to paint the <br /> antennas to match the building colors and to comply with provisions of the wireless <br /> communications policy. Attachment 2 outlines proposed findings for approval. <br /> Comments from Other Staff and Committees <br /> A condition of approval has been added to require Fire District approval of the building <br /> enclosure details prior to acceptance of plans for building plan check. The Engineering <br /> Department requested no conditions. The Environmental Design Committee commented <br /> that the antenna colors should match the existing building, which is a condition of <br /> approval. <br /> Environmental Review <br /> In accordance with the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), <br /> staff has determined that the project is categorically exempt. In particular, Class 1 of the <br /> CEQA Guidelines exempts minor alterations to existing buildings and small accessory <br /> structures. <br /> Staff is available to respond to questions from the Commission or the public. <br /> ATTACHMENTS - <br /> 1. Exhibit A: Conditions of Approval <br /> 2. Exhibit B: Findings for Approval for Conditional Use Permit <br /> 3. Application Submittal Package <br /> 4. Wireless Communications Policy <br /> 5. Project Plans (separate cover) <br />
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