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• • ATTACHMENT B standards and are in the process of being adopted. He also states that the FCC has been charged with determining the levels of emissions and health standards. Gary Kretschmer asks which one more restrictive? He says that Council will select the more restrictive. Corey Ford says that the FCC standard would be more current. Corey also wanted to bring up the exaction proposed regarding 10 phones per antenna. Using antennas is not the most accurate reference. He suggests multiple antennas per base station. He says that 10 phones per station is beyond the realm of proportionated costs by process and that we should consider something more proportional to cost. Their proposal would reference 3 phones per base station and a 1 year period of free air time up to 5 minutes. Richard Varnes says that staff is willing to talk about methods of fee payment. Corey Ford also says that they have pictures that they will leave. These pictures show real applications out there now and current technologies where antennas could be placed on rooftops. Richard Vannes a sks if we would be able to pull this together for the Planning Board with illustrations? Gary Kretschmer says that he had to try and 2nd guess what the Planning Board and Council might buy into without being overly restrictive. He says that the Planning Board and Council will be very conservative - more conservative than staff. He tried to think about what they would do once they are approached with criteria Richard Vannes asks Gary to describe the Planning Board review process. Gary Kretsch.mer says it's nd-of a -back s-streading-is-nextreading-is-next-Tuesday evemug which will be the introduction of the ordinance. City Council will ask staff questions before the 2nd reading and that's pretty much the limit They will not take public comment at the 1st reading. Then it will go to the Planning Board and they will snake a recommendation to CounciL He says that Planning will be the most conservative of the 2. Planning Board's recommendation can be for approval or denial. Council also may suggest changes and the next meeting will be the 2nd reading at CounciL They can pass by emergency which means it would go into effect that same evening or they can postpone their decision to another meeting and the ordinance would go into effect 30 days after that meeting. Gary Pultz doesn't understand why the process is happening in such a rapid manner? Gary Kretschmer states that it is because of the request of the industry.