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park or outdoor recreation area, sporting venues, and residential zones." • Screenshot of Ordinance from Walnut Website, • To see the code online go to https://gcode.us/codes/walnut/, Click on "Title 6: Planning and Zoning" Click on "Chapter 6.88 ANTENNAS AND COMMUNICATION FACILITIES", Click on "6.88.060 Design standards, See Item "O. Warren, Connecticut This policy defines adequate coverage and adequate capacity. It details that it was designed "to locate towers and/or antennas in a manner which protects property values, as well as the general safety, health, welfare and quality of life of the citizens of Warren and all those who visit this community, minimize the total number and height of towers throughout Warren, and provide standards and requirements for the regulation, placement, design, appearance, construction, monitoring, modification and removal of telecommunications facilities and towers." • "Coverage is considered to be "adequate" within that area surrounding a Base Station where the predicted or measured median field strength of the transmitted signal is such that the majority of the time, transceivers properly installed and operated will be able to communicate with the base station. In the case of cellular communications in a rural environment like Warren, this would be a signal strength of at least -90 dBm for at least 75% of the coverage area. It is acceptable for there to be holes within the area of Adequate Coverage where the signal is less than -90 dBm, as long as the signal regains its strength to greater than -90 dBm further away from the Base Station." • "Capacity is considered to be "adequate" if the Grade of Service (GOS) is p.05 or better for median traffic levels offered during the typical busy hour, as assessed by direct measurement of the Personal Wireless Service Facility in question." TOWN OF WARREN SECTION 29 - SPECIAL PERMIT FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS: FACILITIES AND TOWERS December 11, 2012, Warren website link