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MINUTES <br />Planning Commission <br />Dec. 11, 1926 <br />Cellular <br />One (Cont.) <br />Mrs. Timmons questioned why the Planning Commission has not <br />received a copy of the site plan that Was requested at the <br />previous Commission meeting. <br />'"r. Oxley reported that on November 17 just after the Commission <br />meeting, he brought in copies of the Cellular One site plan that <br />the Commission requested. Oxley reported that accompanying the <br />site plan was a letter which listed a couple locations of towers <br />that the Commission could view. This had also been requested at <br />the November 13 Planning Commission meeting. <br />Mrs. Timmons expressed concern that this information was not <br />forwarded on the Commission after it was specifically requested <br />by the Commission. <br />At this point in the meeting the City Planner located the site <br />plans and cover letter in the office and passed them out to the <br />Commission members. <br />"r. Davison recommended approval of the proposed text amendment <br />amending Section 903.100 and 903.040 of the little Canada Municipal <br />Code, relating to the construction of essential services facilities. <br />motion seconded by Mr. I!erkenhoff. <br />Motion carried 6 - 0. <br />Mrs. Timmons asked if the Cellular One transmission building being <br />proposed could be rented out to another use. <br />max Thompson, representing Cellular One, replied that the equipment <br />that will be in the building is highly sensitive and no other use <br />would be allowed in the building. Also, the site plan is an exhibit <br />attached to the lease agreement with Donovan Construction and Cellular <br />One is hound by this lease agreement. <br />!1r. Costa asked the investment Cellular One will have in this facility. <br />Mr. Thompson replied that the proposal will cost between X300,000 and <br />5500,000. <br />Costa asked the tax benefit the City will derive from the facility. <br />The Planner replied that there will he little tax benefit, however, <br />the City will benefit in increased communication capability. <br />')r. Thompson also pointed out that the facility will benefit <br />emergency services. <br />Pane -5- <br />