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(5) Indication of distance between the Facilities and existing curbs, drive- <br />ways, sidewalks, trees, utilities, other poles, and existing buildings within 100 <br />feet surrounding the proposed Facilities; and <br />(6) Access and utility easements within 100 feet surrounding the proposed <br />Facilities. <br />(d) Elevation drawings (scale no smaller than one inch equals 10 feet) of the <br />proposed Facilities. <br />(e) Evidence that the Applicant provided notice by mail to all property own- <br />ers within 300 feet of the proposed Facilities prior to submitting the Application. <br />The notice shall include: <br />(1) Name of the Applicant; <br />(2) Estimated date Applicant intends to submit the Application; <br />(3) Detailed description of the proposed Facilities and the proposed location; <br />and <br />(4) Accurate, to -scale photo simulation of the proposed Facilities. Scale shall <br />be no smaller than one inch equals 40 feet. <br />(fl A preliminary installation/construction schedule and completion date. <br />(g) Structural calculations prepared, stamped and signed by an engineer li- <br />censed and registered by the State of Ohio showing that the Wheless Support <br />Structure can accommodate the weight of the proposed small cell equipment. <br />(h) Analysis demonstrating that the proposed Facilities do not interfere with <br />the City's public safety radio system, traffic and emergency signal light system, <br />or other City safety communications components. It shall be the responsibility of <br />the Applicant to evaluate, prior to making the Application for a Small Cell Use <br />Permit, the compatibility between the existing City infrastructure and Appli- <br />cant's proposed Facilities. <br />(i) A landscape plan that demonstrates screening of proposed small cell <br />equipment. <br />0) Drawings of the proposed Facilities. For all equipment depicted, the Ap- <br />plicant must also include, if applicable: <br />(1) The manufacturer's name and model number; <br />(2) Physical dimensions, including, without limitation; height, width, depth <br />and weight with mounts and other necessary hardware; and <br />(3) The noise level generated by the equipment, if any. <br />(k) If the Applicant is not an Operator, then the Applicant must provide proof <br />that the Applicant has been engaged by a wireless service provider who will be <br />the end -user of the Facilities. <br />906.08 APPLICATION REVIEW. <br />(a) Applications shall be evaluated in the timeframes as follows: <br />(1) Type 1 Applications: 60 days. <br />(2) Type 2 Applications: 90 days. <br />(3) Type 3 Applications: 120 days. <br />(b) Applications shall be reviewed for completeness. If the Application is in- <br />complete, then the Applicant will be notified of the insufficiency, and the <br />timeframes set forth in subsection (a) shall be tolled until the Application is <br />made complete <br />(c) The timeframes set out in subsection (a) may also be tolled as follows: <br />(1) If the City receives more than 30 applications in a 30 -day period, then the <br />City may toll for an additional 21 days. <br />(2) If the City receives more than 30 applications in a 30 -day period, then the <br />City may toll for an additional 15 days for every 15 applications received. <br />(3) By mutual agreement between the Applicant and the City. <br />(4) When an Applicant submits an underground area waiver pursuant to Sec- <br />tion 906.13(d) of the Codified Ordinances, in which case the City may toll for an <br />additional 14 days. <br />
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