P ORD-2002-030 Telecommunications Tower Ordinance Amendments

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ADMINISTRATION ORDINANCE 7 1 Annual Telecommunications Projection Meeting (ATPM) PFe- 1) Prior to the acceptance of any applications for Telecommunications Towers, a pre- applisafiew plan indicating ro posed search areas shall be submitted to the Zoning Officer on or before December 31`t of each year. The purpose of the ATPM is pFe- Te'660mMuRleatien Plan and to allow for a complete review of co- location opportunities and address coverage issues After all site clans or search area plans are received an ATPM shall be scheduled by the Planning Department Staff during the month of January with the providers New applications for Class A Special Use Permits for telecommunications towers will be reviewed twice per year at the County Commissioners' May and November Public Hearings. Nawapplicationefof Class B Special Use Permits f telecommunications tourers will be reviewed by the Board of Adjustment in accordance with the published 0 d�%' meeting schedule pmvided. No applicatlan�wilg search area plarf -shown at the ATPM. F"99*1W. h 21 Formal applications for the May and November Public Hearings by the County Commissioners, and the APF11 and GelebeF meetings of the Board of Adjustment, shall be submitted in accordance with the published yearly calendar of meetings schedule. 31 Exceptions to the ATPM requirement -as it'apptles<toaparticular sits matt wilt be allowed in the case of unforseen events as defined in Section 61 weaved-provided the applicant shall submit documentation for review by the Orange County Development Review Committee (DRC) that such a waiver is necessary. The DRC shall make a determination on the waiver reguest and notify the applicant within a reasonable time period 4) As of the effective date of this Ordinance amendment, any pending applications that have not received a zoning compliance permit or a special use permit shall meet all requirements of this Ordinance, including, but not limited to submission deadlines, application standards and processing, excluding the ATPM requirement.