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<br />2. The personal wireless service provider is responsible for proving that the same or <br />a similar lease or purchase agreement is not available at an altemative location <br />than that proposed. <br />3. This subsection E only applies to the initial placement of personal wireless service <br />facilities. This subsection does not apply to facilities existing or approved prior to <br />the adoption of this Ordinance. <br /> <br />18.11 0.060 <br /> <br />Collocation <br /> <br />The Zoning Administrator may require a personal wireless service provider to collocate <br />its personal wireless service facilities with other existing or proposed facilities if the <br />proposed antennas would be located at least three hundred feet (300') away from the <br />property lines listed in subsections 18.110.050.B3a through B3e of this Chapter; if the <br />proposed antennas would comply with the provisions ofthis Chapter, including Section <br />18.110.130 of this Chapter; ifit would be structurally and technically feasible that the <br />collocation site can service the same or a similar coverage area as proposed; and if the <br />Zoning Administrator determines that the proposed personal wireless service facilities <br />would have less of an adverse visual impact than two (2) or more single noncollocated <br />personal wireless service facilities. <br /> <br />18.110.130 Number Of Antennas And Facilities Permitted: <br /> <br />A. The Zoning Administrator shall determine the number of antennas allowed per <br />site on a case-by-case basis, with the goal of minimizing adverse visual impacts. <br />B. No more than three (3) personal wireless service facility providers shall be <br />permitted to collocate facilities on a single building, tower, monopole, or other <br />supporting structure. not includinr! facilities in which the antennas are roof <br />mounted and located on or entirelv behind a roof screen. <br /> <br />18.11 0.300 Review of Ordinance: <br /> <br />A. Personal wireless service facilities are currently subject to rapid change. If a new <br />technology is proposed in the City, the Plarming Director may direct a review of <br />this Ordinance. Innovations may render the need for specific sections of this <br />Chapter obsolete. The City shall review this Ordinance at least once every three (31 <br />Five (5) years from the date of adoption. <br />B. Whenever a personal wireless service facility provider applies to located a <br />significantly different type of technology in the City, the City shall review this <br />Ordinance for its applicability prior to the approval of the placement and/or design <br />of the new technology. <br />C. The City shall review the Ordinance within six (6) months of a change to the <br />Federal Communication Commission's regulations which states that local <br />governments may regulate personal wireless service facilities based on their health <br />effects. <br /> <br />Remainder of Chapter 18.110, no changes. <br /> <br />{end} <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br />.. - <br />