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1 im�Lliy reLersen • „ P�ige 2 , ��s�� Ci.t� o� ORONO � - �_ _ d �� -- .- — -_ — :t: .� _ __ _°-''�; - _ __ ___-- __ RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL - - ��. NO. /3 �� .. � -;w -� . � - • ��:,� 2) Pursuant to Ordinance 34 . 033., the antenna structure and all attachments will meet the allowed maximum height of 65 feet. � 3) The proposed location of the antenna per revised � survey by Gordon R. Coffin dated November 8 , 1979, shows the structure will meet the required 65 foot setback from all property lines and existing structures on the property. � , 4) If the antenna structure was. to collapse, there would be no damage to either the neighboring properties or the Petersen residence based on the proposed setback of the antenna. • 5) The antenna will only be at its maximum allowed height of 65 ' when in use and will rest at a 29 ' height at all other times. 6) The applicant and his fanily reside at the residence located at 280 Orono Orchard Road. 7) The applicant has stated for the public record that he does not operate a business on his rental property � nor does any business associate employ any full or part time employees at thiG rPsidence. 8) The applicant advises that the anter��za is for hobby use only and that he will operate as an "amateur radio station" . 9) The City Engineer, Glenn Cook, has reviewed the structural drawings for the antenna and has found the structural design adequate. � 10) For the past six months, the applicant has conducted radio transmissions from his residence with an 8 foot antenna that caused no interference problems for neighbors' equipment. 11) The neighbors in attendance "at the Planning Commission • meeting of November 16, 1981, and December 7, 1981, stated they had no interference problems from these transmissions.