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of TMs s,s <br /> z. <br /> Aannin Board <br /> c� <br /> 16 Great Neck Road North <br /> .wlashpee, Aassachusetts 02649 <br /> They submitted additional lighting information with no lighting proposed to spill beyond the <br /> property. The requirement would be to ask for more information, but they are asking for a <br /> waiver from doing a secondary balloon and crane test and using the previous balloon test. <br /> There are drawings, studies, and a full buildout in the supplemental materials. <br /> Ms. Waygan stated when we talk about a condition for a future co-locator, Point 13 talks about <br /> drawing and co-location buildout, she would like those provided at that time. She is looking for <br /> a condition that when more antennas want to be added from other companies, the applicant <br /> will come back for a special permit modification. <br /> Mr. Vellante said the supplemental packet shows what a co-locator would look like. Similar <br /> antennas and numbers and Tab 27 shows photo simulations. <br /> He continued there is a requirement to show specimen trees, but the wooded area is relief of <br /> that. A requirement for generalized vegetation types shows the tree line on the natural <br /> resources map. Roadways and Google earth map provided showing surrounding area on Tab <br /> 19. They submit a detailed landscaping plan like the previous one. They are not planning to <br /> add a sign, but there may be regulatory needs for a warning notice sign on the equipment. <br /> Ms. Waygan would accept a condition for that. She noted the bylaw requires the facility be <br /> maintained, per the bylaw for abandonment or discontinuance of use. The terms of the special <br /> permit terminate after 15 years. <br /> Mr. Tobin stated that other cell tower special permits in Town had time limit provisions on <br /> them, which expired and the applicant came back for a renewal. <br /> Mr. Vellante stated this bylaw is one of the more extensive with requirements. This was done <br /> in a time when wireless was not understood and people were afraid. They are requesting no <br /> expiration on the permit. <br /> Mr. Hansen asked if there are any provisions for emergency frequency use to enhance greater <br /> coverage? What could enhance transmission of emergency vehicles, as other poles have <br /> emergency transmitters for site use. <br /> It was answered by the applicant that at times they have allowed municipalities use of <br /> equipment on their poles. The municipality would pay for, install, and choose a mutually <br /> agreed upon pole placement. There are no guidewires, the pole is self-supported. <br /> Mr. Hansen followed up about Z3 and Z4, and showing the layout of the roads, Great Neck <br /> Road North is listed as Central Road, which may confuse Land Court. <br /> 9 <br />
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