Report - City of Tustin
Report - City of Tustin
Report - City of Tustin
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Exhibit A <strong>of</strong>Resolution No 01 95<br />
Page 8 e<br />
System Upgrades<br />
System upgrades which require substantial installation <strong>of</strong> new and<br />
replacement aboveground accessory equipment shall require Design<br />
Review approval prior to issuance <strong>of</strong> Encroachment Permits when Design<br />
Review is required by these guidelines A comprehensive Master Plan<br />
depicting the locations <strong>of</strong> all new and replacement aboveground<br />
accessory equipment shall be submitted concurrently with the Design<br />
Review application<br />
72 Development Guidelines<br />
Location size and screening <strong>of</strong> proposed aboveground accessory equipment<br />
will be considered by the Community Development Department in accordance<br />
with the following criteria<br />
a<br />
Location<br />
Whenever feasible accessory equipment should be installed<br />
underground If it is not technologically feasible to install accessory<br />
equipment underground the utility provider shall submit a letter <strong>of</strong><br />
explanation regarding the hardship associated with or infeasibility <strong>of</strong><br />
underground installation One letter may be included in the<br />
comprehensive manual described in Section 71c for all proposed<br />
accessory equipment within the manual<br />
2 When underground installation is not feasible the following order <strong>of</strong><br />
preference shall be considered for aboveground installation <strong>of</strong><br />
accessory equipment <strong>of</strong> any size<br />
a<br />
Aboveground accessory equipment should be designed as<br />
stealth facility<br />
b Aboveground accessory equipment should be located<br />
adjacent tonon residential properties in an area where no<br />
modification to the existing right <strong>of</strong> way would be required<br />
and existing landscaping is present to screen the accessory<br />
equipment<br />
c Aboveground accessory equipment should be located<br />
adjacent to side or rear yards <strong>of</strong> residential properties<br />
preferably on major streets where no modification to the<br />
existing right <strong>of</strong> way would be required and existing<br />
landscaping is present to screen the accessory equipment<br />
Aboveground accessory equipment should be located as<br />
closely as possible to the shared property line between the