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KERN: And are you okay with those? <br />YOUNG: Yes. <br />KERN: Okay. Any other questions? I have a question. Can you explain again why you <br />couldn’t locate on that existing pole? <br />YOUNG: The existing pole was designed for two carriers; and so currently the second carrier <br />that is referred to is Verizon. So they’ve occupied it, and it basically can’t take any more. So if <br />we were to go add on to that pole they’re at about 40 feet, we’d have to get 20, which doesn’t <br />accomplish anything. <br />KERN: Understood. Thank you very much. All right. You have anything else to add? <br />YOUNG: No. <br />KERN: All right, thank you very much. <br />YOUNG: Thank you. <br />KERN: And have a seat.And there are no people from the public signed up to testify, so at this <br />timeI’d entertain a motion. <br />DOMINGO: Mr. Chairman? <br />KERN: Commissioner Domingo. <br />DOMINGO: Regarding the applicant Coral Wireless LLC doing business as MOBI PCS, its Use <br />Permit No. 10-024, I move for its approval. <br />KERN: Is there a second? <br />ONO: Second. <br />KERN: Motion has been made and seconded. Discussion? Commissioner Woodward. <br />WOODWARD: Yeah, I’d like to just mention one thing. The last two applications that we’ve <br />dealt with have been to replace an existing tower with the tower of the same or less height in the <br />same spot, and there was no objection. It was really a business decision more than it was a land <br />use commission, or land use decision. It seems ridiculous that this is even being brought to us. <br />You know, there ought to be a provision, I would think -. And I’ll leave this at the Planning <br />Director’s discretion whether she has any say in the matter. But if we’re given a situation in the <br />future, which likely will happen, that somebody wants to just replace equipment of the same size <br />or smaller size on the same site, carte blanche. I don’t see why we’re wasting our time on it, to <br />be honest with you. <br />DARROW: If I could address that. <br />KERN: Yes, Mr. Darrow. <br />DARROW: Thank you, Mr. Woodward, for that comment. The first application was for a tower <br />that was actually not permitted originally; and that’s why we had to require them to come in to <br />get permitted. If that tower was permitted and they were going to build a tower the same height <br />5 <br />EXHIBIT C <br /> <br />