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thereof and accompanying accessory facilities shall be removed within 12 months of the cessation of operations at the site unless a time extension is approved by the City Council. Applicant Response: Understands requirement. To ensure the removal of obsolete and unused towers or portions thereof and antennas, the applicant shall, prior to the issuance of a building permit, submit a performance bond or letter of credit in an amount sufficient to cover the removal costs of the tower, antennas and accessory facilities. Applicant Response: Understands requirement. After the removal of the facilities, the site shall be restored to its original or an improved state. If the underlying property has sufficient value as determined in the sole discretion of the City Council, the applicant may substitute the following for the performance bond/letter of credit requirement: An agreement in recordable form between the property owner and the City whereby the property owner acknowledges that in the event the applicant, its successors or assigns does not remove obsolete or unused towers and/or antennas within the affected time frame, then the existence of same will be considered a nuisance by the City. Applicant Response: Understands requirement. Abatement will occur pursuant to Little Canada ordinance requirements with all costs of removal of the facilities in question to be assessed to the property owner. Property owner must further agree to waive any and all rights to contest or appeal this proceeding. Applicant Response: Understands requirement. H.Conditional Use Permits. Commercial antennas may be located on existing public utility structures by Conditional Use Permit in all zoning districts, as regulated by Chapter 917 of this Ordinance, provided that: Applicant Response: This section and subsections 1-6 below do not apply to the applicant’s CUP application request as the proposed use is not for commercial antennas to be located on existing public utility structures. 1.The existing public utility structure is no less than fifty (50) feet in height. 2. Equipment buildings are located within the perimeter footprint of the existing utility structure. 3. Equipment buildings, if not located within the perimeter footprint to the existing utility structure, are located in no required yard of any lot other than the required rear yard, and are fully screened with evergreen landscape materials. 4.Equipment buildings, if located in a residential district, shall also be constructed in such a way as to resemble residential accessory buildings in the immediate area which meet residential building materials standards, and are either white or natural in exterior color 5.The proposed use and structures are found to be compatible architecturally and functionally with the neighborhood in which they are located. 6.The proposed use complies with the General Standards of Sub-Section E, above.