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Article 5: Uses <br /> Section 5.10:Standards for Telecommunication Facilities 20 <br /> (2) If nn antenna is nrepGse l to be .•ttaGhe d to a water tank, }hen in ord fn <br /> main tain the GuFFen}nrnfiln anrd height of the taRk the on}nnn2 mo rn}'nn ran the <br /> the nrGVi inn of eMGe <br /> possible, and theFeby have the least adverse visual GffeGt and GFeate the least <br /> fntru ive Rr le..estpref;le er viSAal silhouette reasenabhy Pessible, all aRteRRaG <br /> teGhRiGally, with haFd data and a detailed RaFFative, that flush MGURtiRg Gan Rot <br /> of <br /> [dFawin9 hew it shall effn }i ely h ff and snr n from view the base rJ II <br /> }o a height of don feet <br /> the use of b iildiRg mn} Fials n Inr and textures rdo ig and to hl rd with the <br /> 646IGklre to whiGh it may be affixed and te haFMGRize with the Ratu;al <br /> Safety GGde and the National E!eGtFiGal Code where apppepFiate. <br /> exiStiRg Foads, whetheF publiG or private, shall be made te the extent ppaGtiGable. <br /> 5.10.7 Antennas Not Located on Wireless Telecommunications Support Structures <br /> (A) General Standards <br /> (1) To minimize adverse visual impacts, stealth antenna types shall be preferred. If <br /> a non-stealth antenna is proposed, the application shall be required to <br /> demonstrate, in a technical manner acceptable to the Planning Director, why the <br /> stealth antenna (i.e. an antenna incorporated into the architecture of the building <br /> or fully screened from view from sight proximate to the antenna)cannot be used <br /> for the particular application. This does not preclude a combination of the <br /> various types of antennas. <br /> (2) Antenna dimensions shall be subject to approval by the Planning Director. A <br /> statement shall be submitted, prepared by a professional engineer competent to <br /> evaluate antenna choices, to certify the technical need for the required <br /> dimensions. <br /> Orange County, North Carolina—Unified Development Ordinance Page 5-81 <br />