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with the other sites around North Olmsted. The antenna height will be 7 feet and the screening will extend to cover the entire antenna system all of which will be below 15 feet. The maintenance is monitored at an off site location for security and proper operation. There is a monthly and manufacture required site visits as well as an annual inspection. The installation will meet all FCC and FAA regulations. Mr. Malone asked if the service is for internet only or both internet and mobile phones and Mr. Jacobs said for now just wireless internet. Mr. Bohlmann questioned the weight of the equipment as he felt the entire roof should be evaluated for the ability to sustain the added weight and Mr. Mitchell agreed such a study was warranted. Mr. Jacobs said he would have a structural analyses conducted and submitted. Mr. Parry questioned the stealth wall materials, their wind capacity and color. Mr. Jacobs said the colors will match the buildings and a wind analyses will be included in the submittal. The wall material is an RF friendly material which will be noted in the study as well. Mr. Warsaw said the walls will match the Sprint walls which are currently in place and are a composite type material designed for performance. Mr. Lasko read the list of general criteria for the conditional use permit and all commissioners agreed the findings were in the affirmative as the use will not create adverse impacts. Mr. Lasko moved, seconded by Mr. Malone, to grant a conditional use permit for CMS10- 04 Clearwire of 26101 Country Club Blvd with the following conditions: 1. Stealth walls are to be extended high enough to conceal all antennae installed. 2. Drawings must be submitted with a structural engineer's seal meeting all building department requirements. Information shall be included regarding the stealth wall's height, wind load capacity, material and color. Details shall be submitted regarding how the antenna structures will be installed on the roof including weights, structural computations, dimensions, and other specifications as required. The motion was approved 7-0. Mr. Lasko moved, secondecl by Mr. Cotner, to approve the proposal for CMS10-04 Clearwire of 26101 Country Club Blvd consisting of installing wireless telecommunication antenna and equipment cabinet on an existing structure which was approved 7-0. COMMUNICATIONS Ordinance 2010-10 An Ordinance Creating New Chapter 1155 (Solar Energy Systems) of the North Olmsted Zoning Code in order to permit and establish regulations for the use of Solar Energy Systems in the City of North Olmsted. Note: PDC tabled 1/27/10. Ms. Wenger said based upon prior comments there were changes made to the ordinance. A definition was modified, the height setbaclc was changed to a 1:1 setback to height ratio with a maximum of 15 feet, and sun glare standards were added. Mr. Parry said in his research of solar panels there were varied colors available and suggested the city may want to require the units match the fixed material colors in the future. Mrs. Meredith 2