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ORDINANCE N0. 2018-24. PAG E 10 (C) By the Village in the event it receives applications for at least twenty-five (25) Small Ce.ll Facilities or Wireless Support Structures contained in pending requests, in which case the - Village may toll the ninety. (90) day period for up to twenty- one (21) days. (8) To toll the time period for incomple#eness, the Village shall provide written notice to the Person requesting consent not later than thirty (30) days after receiving the request, clearly and specifically delineating all missing documents or ,. informati-on. (9) The time period resumes when the Person makes a supplemental submission in response to the Village's notice of incompleteness. (10) If a supplemental submission. is inadequate, the Village shall notify the Person not later than ten (10) days after receiving the supplemental submission that . the supplemental submission did not provide the information identified in the original notice delineating missing documents or information. The time period may be tolled in the case of. second or subsequent notices under the procedures identified in divisions (A) to (C) of this Section. _ (d) Small Cell Facility in Public Right-of=Way. No Person shall occupy or use the Public Right-of-Way as a Small Cell Facility on a Wireless Support Structure without first obtaining the appcoval of the proposed improvements by the Village Council after submission 'fo the Planning Commission for a recommendation to approve or deny the. proposed improvements. The Person proposing the. improvements shall first deliver to the Planning Commission twelve (12) sets of the plans and specifications including all . necessary details, profiles, and cross-sections for each proposed improvement in the event the plans. and specifications are not electronically mailed to the Planning Commission. The Planning Commission shall approve or disapprove of such proposed improvements based on the following standards: (1) Compliance with all Village codes and Iaws and other governmental laws where required; (2) The recomm. endation of all administrative departments in regard to - the improvements; (3) The effect of the proposed improvements on the right-of-way and in relation to al1 other improvements, already installed or approved; (4) The proposed location of the improvements in regard to such items as sight lines, drainage, safety, and visual interference; - (5) The size, bulk; and location of the improvements in relation _ to obtaining proper light, air, privacy, usable open space, and compatibility with surrounding uses; (6) The proper screening . or placement of the improvements to minimize the negative effects of the improvements on the right- of-way or adjoining uses; (7) Compliance with the United States Department of Transportation