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Approved 3113117 1 County emergency staff and the sheriff have reviewed our plan and have indicated that they can 2 serve this facility adequately. The third SUP standard is that there be vehicular access and 3 address traffic conditions. There will be an improved access to the site that Towercom 4 understands they're under the obligation to maintain throughout the duration of the SUP. 5 Additionally, there will be no increase in traffic after construction. Construction ususally is about 45 6 days. After that we anticipate on average one employee per month will come out to do routine 7 maintenance and make sure that everything is working appropriately at the facility. 8 9 Karen Barrows: Let me ask you, Chuck Edwards the DOT person put in his report that they need 10 a driveway permit. Is that part of what we're going to get? Because I didn't see it. 11 12 Laura Goode: So a driveway permit, I don't believe, is a requirement for the SUP but it will be 13 something that we will have to get before we can construct the tower. 14 15 Karen Barrows: Do you have it? 16 17 Michael Harvey: On page 163, condition 8 per section 5.10.8 134J in section 2.5 of the UDO the 18 applicant shall obtain all necessary development permits from the County prior to the initiation of 19 and land disturbing activity associated with the construction of the telecommunication facilities 20 including, but not limited to: Building permit, Erosion Control permit, Solid Waste Management 21 permit, Zoning compliance permit. The Zoning Compliance permit requires the DOT signify that 22 they've issued any and all permits that are necessary to allow the project to move forward. That's 23 part of the LIDO as it currently exists. 24 25 Karen Barrows: The only other thing I noticed, Michael, was on page 165. John Kase said that he 26 needs a permit and some money to look into residence at 1801 Mt. Carmel Road. I didn't know if 27 that had been addressed. 28 29 Michael: On page 165, this is in Attachment 4, the memo we got for Environmental Health. 30 Environmental Health has reviewed the site plan for this particular project and there are no 31 proposed septic systems. There's an existing septic system and well that serves the residence 32 1811 Mt. Carmel Church Road but it is approximately 600 feet, the proposed tower should not 33 impacted by the project. Additionally, a residence exists at 1801 Mt. Carmel Road according to the 34 Orange County JS records but it could not be located pertaining to a well or septic system on the 35 property. The site plan for the proposed project shows that there is a wide access and utility right 36 of way to access the tower site. There will need to be an exisiting permit application for 1801 to 37 ensure that the site impact, that that's handled at the Zoning Compliance Permit stage. 38 39 Laura Goode: So that is how we meet each of those 3 SUP standards. Now, there have been 40 concerns about the proposed facility that have been brought to Towercom's attention and I want 41 to briefly address a few of those concerns. One concern that was raised was access to the 42 proposed facility as I stated. There will be an improved access road that will be improved by 43 Towercom. Towercom recognizes that it has an ongoing obligation to maintain that access road 44 throughout the duration of this facility. In addition, Towercom recognizes that it needs to have OC Board of Adjustment — 12/12/16 Page 8 of 156