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REPLOGLE: Yes, Jeff? <br /> DARROW: Thank you Chair. Just to expound on that so to answer Commissioner Raffipiy's <br /> question a little bit more detail. What happens is we are trying to promote co-location and to do <br /> that we are trying to make the process a little simpler. When the tower first comes in, they go <br /> through a Plan Approval process which looks at the conditions of approval on the permit, it looks <br /> at landscaping requirements, setback requirements, height requirements, and make sure that they <br /> are in compliance with that. Once that's been established then if they co-locate on the tower <br /> without increasing height or width or anything it doesn't make any sense to go through that <br /> review again. So, they can go straight to building permit. But now the FCC has added this <br /> additional allowance to go from what the permit allows to 20 feet above the height of the tower <br /> without what they consider a substantial change. So, if they come in for that then they have to <br /> come in back for Plan Approval because they are going beyond the original height that was <br /> approved and we have to look at setbacks again. If they go beyond that 20 feet, then they have to <br /> come back before the Commission. <br /> So, that kind of just spells it out in a nutshell as to the 3 steps that are added now. <br /> RAFFIPIY: Thank you very much appreciate it. <br /> AGUINALDO: Commissioner Replogle, I have a question. <br /> REPLOGLE: Yes. <br /> AGUINALDO: For Andrew. <br /> REPLOGLE: Mr. Aguinaldo? <br /> AGUINALDO: Happy New Year Andrew. <br /> TOMLINSON: Happy New Year Mr. Aguinaldo. <br /> AGUINALDO: Hi, how are you. Hey, I have some questions to ask. I am very familiar where <br /> this cell tower is. Its on the gravel road access to the quarry. Now, are you aware across the <br /> street that that was the famous steam vent that you know born and raised in that area for forty- <br /> eight(48)years. That was the famous steam vent until it got entirely overgrown right. <br /> TOMLINSON: I couldn't hear which is the famous? <br /> AGUINALDO: It was a steam vent where people— <br /> TOMLINSON: Oh, steam vent. Okay, yes, yes. Sorry, I couldn't hear you. <br /> AGUINALDO: So,just making all my Commissioners as well understand that that is where it <br /> was located. I know your intention is great a cell service is needed, and I thank you for <br /> EXHIBIT C <br /> 12 <br />