974 CMR, § 10.05 - Design Requirements
(1) When feasible
and practical, the facilities shall be camouflaged.
(2) The use of guyed towers is prohibited.
Towers shall be monopoles, meaning self-supporting; with no wires, cables, or
beams.
(3) For towers with a height
of at least 100 feet the applicant shall demonstrate that there is no structure
within a 1/2 mile radius of the proposed facility location on which the
tower can be reasonably accommodated; for towers under 100 feet, the radius is
1/4 mile.
(4) Towers with a
height of at least 100 feet shall be designed, structurally, electrically, and
in all respects, to accommodate three antennas, the applicant's and two others;
towers over 60 feet shall accommodate at least one additional antenna. All
towers must be designed to allow for future rearrangement of antennas and
antennas mounted at varying height.
(5) The owner of the facility shall agree to
permit other persons/cellular providers to attach cellular antenna or other
communications apparatus, which do not interfere with the primary purpose of
the facility.
(6) There shall be a
minimum of one parking space for each facility, to be used in connection with
the maintenance of the facility, not for the permanent storage of vehicles or
other equipment.
(7) Stormwater
runoff from the facility shall be managed and recharged on-site.
(8) There shall be no signs placed on the
facility except for a required sign giving the telephone number where the owner
may be reached on a 24-hour basis and "No Trespassing" signs if needed. All
signs shall conform to
974 CMR
6.00: Signs. No advertising or
identification, visible off-site, may be placed on the towers or
antennas.
(9) Towersshall be
provided with security fencing to preventun authorized entry. Gates in the
security fence shall be fitted with a lock box and key, enabling access by
police and fire personnel.
(10) The
lowest six feet of the facility shall be screened.
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