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adjacent residential zoning districts; 4. a graphic illustration of the visual impact of the proposed tower, at a scale that does not exceed five degrees of horizontal distance, presented from the specific points identified within the line of site analysis; and 5 such other additional information as may be required by Town Staff to fully review and evaluate the potential impact of a proposed tower. The exact location of the specific points to be included within the line of sight analysis shall be determined in coordination with the Town Staff, prior to preparation and completion of the analysis. c. The visual impact analysis shall be prepared and sealed by an engineer or architect registered in the State of Florida. The Town of Jupiter, at the expense of the applicant, may employ consulting assistance to review the findings and conclusions of the visual impact analysis. d. The Town Council, following an advisory recommendation by the Planning and Zoning Commission, may deny any application for a special exception to permit construction of a communication tower if the line of sight analysis indicates any of the following may occur: 1. the tower will be highly visible from one or more public. rights -of -way; 2. the tower may adversely affect a residential neighborhood, indicated when an average of at least fifty percent (502s) of total height of the proposed tower will be visible from the one or more of the specific points utilized for the line of sight -analysis; 3. the tower may adversely affect adjacent nonresidential properties; and 4. the proposed tower will be of a height, bulk and scale that is not compatible with surrounding residential and nonresidential uses. (2) Additional uses permitted onsite. a. Communication towers may be located on sites containing .another principal use in the same buildable area. Communication towers may occupy a leased parcel on a site meeting the minimum lot 6 •