4. Setback Requirement at Rights-of-way . The tower shall be setback a minimum of 75 feet from any existing or planned street right-of-way.
5. Architecture Requirement . If the tower is located in a residential zoning district, all buildings in the tower complex shall be designed to appear as residential dwellings.
6. Removal of Unused Tower . An obsolete or unused stealth communication tower shall be removed within 12 months of cessation of use.
vi. Camouflage, Stealth Communication Tower . A camouflage stealth communication tower shall be designed as an integral part of a permitted existing structure such as but not limited to existing buildings, water towers, or church steeples. Prior to approval to a camouflage stealth communication tower the following standard shall apply:
1. Structure Function . The structure shall have an additional function other than an antenna support.
2. Architectural Compatibility . The structure shall be compatible with the architectural style and character of buildings/structures of the surrounding area. A determination of architectural compatibility shall include, but not limited to, color, materials, and architectural style.
3. Equipment Camouflaged . Communications equipment or devices shall not be readily identifiable.
G. Co-Location
i. Criteria for Setback Reduction . To encourage co-locations on a
telecommunication tower, towers that are designed to include co-locations may reduce the setback from adjacent non-residential property, provided no existing structure or any adjacent property is with in the fall zone as follows:
ii. 25% Setback Reduction . The setback from non-residential property may be reduced by 25% when one (1) additional co-location user occupies the tower immediately upon completion.
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