Development Standards | Wireless Communication Facilities
b. For macro cell facilities requiring a conditional use permit, the notice shall include information required of a Type II procedure stated in SDC 21.09.010H.4.
provided in SMC Title 25, Shoreline Management, SDC 21.03.020, Environmentally Critical Areas, and SDC 21.09.030, State Environmental Policy Act Procedures, as applicable. e. A small wireless facility is prohibited on City-owned poles or facilities unless the attachment is approved pursuant to a franchise agreement or lease. f. New poles shall not be located in any zoning setback area on private and public property, as established for each zoning designation in SDC 21.04.030. This shall not apply to new poles in the right-of-way or along private streets. g. A new small wireless facility pole may not be sited within 350 feet of an existing small wireless facility pole owned, operated, or utilized by the same wireless service provider without a conditional use permit. In no event shall new small wireless facility poles be placed 150 feet from existing small wireless facility poles, regardless of whether such poles are owned, operated, or utilized by the same provider. h. For new poles in the right-of-way, the network provider must provide the director or designee with a wireless- only pole (or light standard) design that meets the design criteria contained within the Wireless Facility Design Standards and any adopted public works standard design guidelines, and is subject to third-party review.
c. Email and phone number of a project contact.
d. The network provider shall provide the City with a distribution list of property owners, a map of properties receiving notification, a copy of the materials distributed, and an affidavit of mailing. 5. The applicant shall be responsible for making notification pursuant to this section within 14 days of receipt of the department’s written determination that the application is complete.
6. This section shall not apply to eligible facilities requests.
K. Small wireless facilities
1. General.
a. New poles in the right-of-way shall only be permitted with a valid City franchise agreement. b. If any portion of the privately owned structure is on private property, the applicant must first obtain a letter of authorization from the private property owner, and/ or an affidavit from the HOA, if applicable prior to installation. c. The City will not arbitrate any disputes between HOAs or other third parties and applicants. d. Wireless communication facilities in the City’s shoreline jurisdiction or critical areas are subject to review as
370 | Title 21: Sammamish Development Code
Effective | January 1, 2022
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