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GRODZIN: But I can't speak to everyone like AT&T, Sprint, T -Mobile. I can't speak to all <br />their coverage objectives and plans and stuff like that, but that's what really drives the need, is <br />using it. <br />CLARKSON: Thank you. <br />MARTIN: One more thing I wanted to, you know, I want the public to feel safe. So, I wanted to <br />point them to the American Cancer Society's website. They have done their own review of <br />safety, and they have information on that website for their information. <br />CLARKSON: Okay, thank you. <br />AU: Mr. Chair? <br />CLARKSON: Did the audience get that? American Cancer Society website has information on <br />cell technology. <br />MARTIN: That's right. <br />AU: Mr. Chair, I have a question for staff. So, there's, if this access, if this road access is <br />granted for this second parcel, my concern is what limitations does the church have for that <br />property, because it seems like that property is only going to have a road in it, and can you just <br />tell us what's going to happen with that property? Can they sell it? And, if they do sell it, <br />what's going to happen to the cell tower? Do they have to come in for another amendment for a <br />new access road? Can you just kind of explain what could happen or what's going to happen <br />with that piece of property. That's just my concern. <br />JACKSON: So, I also don't know what the church's plans are for the property. It could be used <br />for a house. It could be used for any other agricultural purpose. The property could be sold by <br />the church in the future, and if that does occur, we added a condition, Condition No. 3 requiring <br />that the Applicant execute and record an easement over Parcel 84 so that access to the cell tower <br />site can be provided in perpetuity by a future owner. If a future owner purchases Parcel 84, they <br />still have to allow access to the tower. <br />As far as how the church could use that driveway, they also received a Special Permit for the <br />church and so, if their intention is to move some of the church traffic through that property, they <br />would need to amend that Special Permit to add that driveway onto the church Special Permit. <br />Does that answer your question? <br />AU: Yes, it does. Thank you. <br />MARTIN: And, I just wanted to confirm that we already do have a recorded license for this <br />access, for that property, so if it was ever sold, the easement would go with the property. It <br />wouldn't just end. <br />EXHIBIT A <br />19 <br />