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W <br />00 <br />M <br />§ 6,12.1810 <br />ORONO CODE <br />Division 6. RR-1B One -Family Rural <br />against any adverse impacts on the <br />Residential District <br />city's aesthetic resources and the <br />public welfare. <br />Sec. 6.12.1810. Purpose. <br />b. Personal wireless service antennas. <br />The RR-113 One -Family Rural Residential <br />Personal wireless service antennas <br />District is intended to provide a district which <br />erected on a municipal water tower <br />will allow a combination of low -density residential <br />may be allowed as a secondary use <br />development and limited agricultural activity. <br />by administrative permit, provided <br />(Code 1984, § 10.28(1); Code 2003, § 78-416) <br />they comply with the city policy <br />regarding the use of city -owned <br />Sec. 6.12.1820. Permitted uses. <br />property for wireless telecommunica- <br />tion antennas and provided they <br />Within any RR-1B One -Family Rural <br />meet the following conditions: <br />Residential District, no land or structures shall <br />be used except for one or more of the following <br />1. The antenna shall be in compli- <br />uses: <br />ance with the state building <br />code and all other applicable <br />(1) City -owned public service structures that <br />federal and state regulations <br />have been approved by the city council <br />and permits. <br />after the required public hearings for <br />public improvement projects, provided <br />2. Structural design, mounting <br />that: <br />and installation of the antenna <br />a. All buildings are located at least 50 <br />shall be in compliance with <br />feet from any adjacent property <br />manufacturer's specifications <br />and shall be verified and <br />zoned for residential use. <br />approved by a registered profes- <br />b. The architectural design of the <br />sional engineer. <br />structure is found to be compatible <br />with the surrounding area. <br />3. No advertising message shall <br />be affixed to the antenna. <br />(2) Community gardens located on city <br />property. For the purposes of this chapter, <br />4. Antennas shall not be <br />community gardens shall mean vegetable <br />artificially illuminated unless <br />or flower gardens operating on city <br />required by law or by the <br />property by the city or with an approved <br />Federal Aviation Administra- <br />license agreement authorized by the city <br />tion (FAA) to protect the <br />council. <br />public's health and safety. <br />(3) Municipal buildings. <br />5. When applicable, proposals to <br />erect new antennas shall be <br />(4) One -family detached dwellings. <br />accompanied by any required <br />(5) Personal wireless service antennas and <br />federal, state, or local agency <br />towers. <br />licenses. <br />a. Purpose and intent. The purpose of 6. Transmitting, receiving, and <br />this subsection is to establish predict- switching equipment shall be <br />able, balanced regulations for the housed within the existing <br />siting and screening of wireless com- structure. If a new equipment <br />munications equipment in order to building is necessary for <br />accommodate the growth of wire- transmitting, receiving and <br />less communication systems within switching equipment, it shall <br />the city while protecting the public be situated in the rear yard of <br />CD6:82 <br />