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DR09 033 December 14 2010 Page 8 and or structures will not impair the orderly and harmonious development of the area the present or future development therein the occupancy thereof or the community as a whole the City Council adopted a Design Review process and procedures In reviewing a proposed project the Design Review requires that the following items be considered o Height bulk and area of buildings structures o Site Planning o Exterior materials and colors o Towers and antennas o Landscaping o Exterior Illumination o o o o Physical relationship of the structure to existing structures Appearance and design relationship of proposed structure to existing and possible future structures Proposed Signing And other applicable development guidelines The draft findings contained in Resolution 4163 are provided for the Planning Commission sconsideration However more specific design criteria related to wireless facilities required by Tustin City Code 7260 and City Council Resolution No 01 5 are discussed below Design Review ofAboveground Utility Facilities on Public Properties and in the Public Right of Way TCC 7260 and Resolution 07 95 As mentioned Section 7262 of the Tustin City Code requires approval of a Design Review for new aboveground utility facility located on public property The design criteria for these types of facilities are outlined within City Council Resolution No01 95 Design Guidelines for Aboveground Utility Facilities and their Accessory Equipment The criteria include items such as location stealth facility co location colors screening landscape signage accessory equipment removal of abandoned structures and undergrounding The following provides an analysis of the proposed improvement in relationship to the approved criteria 1 Location The project site is located within a remote and minimally used landscape area between two walkways within the park Little to no interference with public use of the park is anticipated to result from the proposed facility The project site is also a considerable distance from adjoining properties 2 Stealth Facility The proposed wireless facility is of a stealth design that replicates a cedar tree The branches bark needles and overall design of the monopole has been engineered to blend as closely as passible with the existing trees in the area Antenna socks may be used to further screen the individual antennas 3 Co location The proposed facility can accommodate additional carrier to co locate onto the facility The additional carrier would place antennas on the mono cedar below those ofTMobile The additional accessory equipment of the carrier could be placed within a block wall enclosure adjacent to TMobile sand of the
DR09 033 December 14 2010 Page 9 same material and finishes Co location eliminates the need for other providers to establish additional facilities within the area 4 Colors The colors of the facility would be non reflective and incorporate natural colors of greens and browns in order to replicate a tree The equipment enclosure would be coated with a graffiti resistant finish in the color of other public facilities within the park 5 ScreeningThe proposed facility would be screened by agrove of trees and is not within a highly visible area ofthe park There is an existing mature redwood cedar grove which effectively screens the facility from the east and north There is a hillside with eucalyptus trees immediately to the west ofthe project site Views from Pioneer Road are limited due to the extensive distance to the project site from the street Younger trees surround the project site and will fill in to further screen the facility 6 Landscape No trees would be removed as a result of the proposed facility and the equipment enclosure would be landscaped with shrubs and vines for screening purposes The vines and shrubs would serve to screen the block wall enclosure as well as soften its appearance in the park 7 Signage Only signage related to certifications and warnings will be allowed at the facility in accordance with proposed Condition 25 No advertising would be permitted on the facility 8 AccessoryEquipment A block wall enclosure would contain all ofthe accessary equipment for the facility The block wall enclosure would be partially below grade due to a sloping hillside condition of the site 9 Required Removal Upon termination of the license agreement the proposed facilitywould be required to be removed 10Undergrounding All of the utilities servicing the project site would be located underground Utilities are proposed to run along the western boundary of Cedar Grove Park adjacent to the park trail Public Concerns Members of the public attended the Zoning Administrator meeting and commented vn the project both verbally and in writing The majority of comments at the Zoning Administrator meeting were in opposition to the project Some comments have been provided in support of the project All comments regarding the proposed project which have been received in writing can be found in Attachment D Information regarding wireless facilities which addresses some of the general concerns can be found in Attachment E A general summary of the public concerns related to the proposed project is as follows Concern The proposed tower is inconsistent with the residential area Response The proposed wireless facility would be located within a City park and is of a design that would replicate existing trees within the immediate vicinity The closest residence to the proposed facility would be
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