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.,• telecommunications facility. What the zoning, planning or city can do is confirm that the <br />physical structure itself ineets the state building codes. <br />Mr. O'Malley advised that 1151.05( fl requires an engineering report be submitted by the <br />applicant which states that they are in compliance with FCC, and shall certify that the use of <br />the facilities will not adversely affect or interfere with radio transmissions for public safety <br />purposes. Mr. Lasko questioned if the applicants submitted an engineering report in <br />accordance to 1151.05( fl. Mr. Graves advised that he did not know but would be glad to <br />provide such a report. <br />Mr. Lasko said that he preferred the proposal be tabled. Prior to the applicant returning the <br />commission is to receive the opinion of the Law Department regarding the legality of the <br />original instillation of the tower/pole and any other certified reports or documents that are <br />required of the applicants under section 1151.05 and any other required documents. Mr. <br />Graves suggested that the commission rather than table the proposal place conditions and or <br />stipulations onto the approval of the project which is within the commissions rights and the <br />proposal would not moved forward until the report is submitted to the Building Department <br />and meet all the conditions. Mr. Lasko advised that he was not comfortable moving forward <br />without a certified engineering report as required by code. <br />J. Lasko moved to table the proposal for Cingular Wireless of 6881 Barton Road which <br />consists of locating telecommunication antennas and site improvements pending the <br />determination between the departments and applicant for clarification and <br />documentation to allow the commission to proceed with a determinahon of a conditional <br />accessory use. M. Yager seconded the motiono Roll call: J. Lasko, J. Cotner, G. Malone, <br />M. Mahoney, M. Meredith, M. Yager - yes; R. Bohlmann - nom Motion passed. <br />Mr. O'Malley reviewed that the matter of the turnaround is at the discretion of the Safety <br />Director and not an issue that can be waived by the commission. Ms. Wenger advised that the <br />safety director would be made aware of the evening's discussions and allowed the opportunity <br />to submit further documentation one way or the other regarding his opinion. Mr. Graves asked <br />as a point of clarification of the time frame as they had already been before the commission <br />once. If it requires the applicants consent to extend the time for review then they are willing to <br />consent to extend the time allowed. Mr. O'Malley did not believe there was a specified time <br />constraint for reviewing under chapter 1151 as there is under chapter 1126 but the applicants' <br />willingness to offer additional time was appreciated. Mr. Rymarczyk advised the applicant to <br />provide everything required in accordance to chapter 1151.05. <br />V. NEW BUSINESS: <br />VI. CONIMUNICATIONS: <br />The Planning Director discussed the proposed redevelopment plan for Crocker-Stearns and the <br />potential for the Urban Design Center to provide design servicese The legislation would be <br />considered by Council at their next meeting. <br />VII. ADJOURNMENT: <br />With no further business pending, Mr. Lasko adjourned the meeting at 9:45 p.m. <br />Soll 00l0 ? <br />Jra Chair Date: onna Rote, C erk of <br />6