The proposed personal wireless service facility shall meet the
following applicable design guidelines:
Towers, or monopoles not requiring Federal Aviation Administration
(FAA) painting or marking shall either have a galvanized finish or
be painted gray or blue gray above the surrounding tree line and gray,
green or tannish brown below the surrounding tree line.
No signals, lights or illumination shall be permitted on personal
wireless service facilities unless required by the FAA or other federal,
state or local authority.
For towers or monopoles, vegetative screening shall be provided
to effectively screen the tower base and accessory facilities. At
a minimum, screening shall consist of one row of native evergreen
trees capable of forming a continuous hedge at least 10 feet in height
within two years of planting. Existing vegetation shall be preserved
to the maximum extent practicable and may be used as a substitute
of or in supplement toward meeting landscaping requirements. Additional
screening may be required to screen portions of the structure from
nearby residential property or important views. All landscaping shall
be properly maintained to ensure good health and viability, for the
life of the facility.
All personal wireless service facilities shall be sited to have
minimum adverse visual effect on residential areas, parks or major
roadways.
Signage shall be prohibited on personal wireless service facilities
except for signage to identify the facility which is located along
the right-of-way frontage. Except as specifically required by a federal,
state or local authority, no signage shall be permitted on equipment
mounting structures or antennas.
