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Bill 194Planning’s Bill <br />Section 25-2-74(7) Section 25-4-12(h) says that to enhance <br />that meets the requirements of the Hawaii Fire <br />Department and includes a description of the -risk <br />vegetation to be used for screening, an access <br />easement to the building site in favor of the for a surveillance camera system designed to <br />Hawaimonitor a <br />purposes, and an executed agreement Final Plan Approval. High- <br />between applicant and the Hawaii Fire Dept to shall be determined by the director on <br />allow for the installation, maintenance, and consultation with any relevant federal, state, <br />remote access of monitoring equipment on the and county emergency service agencies. <br />building site. <br /> <br />Section 25-2-74(8) requires a statement from Has no such provision. <br />the State department of health regarding <br />compliance with applicable standards for <br />noise levels. <br /> <br />Section 25-2-74(9) requires a statement from Has no such provision. <br />the applicant that the proposed use will not <br />interfere with the County’s land mobile radio <br />system and other public emergency <br />communication systems. <br /> <br />Section 25-2-74(9) requires documentation of Section 25-2-74(6) requires a report indicating: <br />-locate a statement from the applicant that diligent yet <br />the proposed use in accordance with the order unsu- <br />of priority set forth in section 25-4-12(g): “No locate antenna on existing towers or structures <br />telecommunication antenna may produce at have been made, a map showing those site <br />any time power densities or radio frequency with analysis on how those sites are <br />exposure levels that exceed the current inadequate and how the site selected is the <br />standards of the Federal Communications least obtrusive, maps showing the coverage <br />Commission regarding radio frequency areas of existing towers within a 2 mile radius <br />emissions applicable to the proposed use.” of proposed tower, a letter from nearby tower <br /> owners indicating that the tower is not feasible <br /> for co-location, a statement from the wireless <br /> communication provider committing to allow a <br /> minimum of two other wireless <br /> telecommunications providers to co-locate on <br />proposed tower if feasible. <br /> <br />Has no such provision. Section 25-4-12(a) states that the ground lease <br /> areas of co-locating carriers must be adjacent <br /> to the existing ground lease area and not <br /> located within the open yard setback areas, <br /> and the co-location must not result in a <br /> <br /> <br />