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is less. No equipment is allowed on the exterior of the cobra neck and the facility shall not interfere with illumination. New street lights should be designed to allow collocation of additional carrier to the extent aesthetically feasible. Replacement street lights shall comply with City Engineering Standards. 7. Utility Pole -Mounted Facilities. Antennas and accessory equipment shall not use an arm or interfere with function or maintenance of utility pole. Installation of equipment on strands or supporting wires shall only be permitted when necessary because installation elsewhere would be infeasible. Antennas and accessory equipment shall not extend more than 5 ft. or 10 percent above the height of the utility pole, whichever is less. Replacement utility poles shall comply with City Engineering Standards. 8. Pedestrian Light -Mounted Facilities. Antennas and accessory equipment shall not be placed on top of pedestrian light poles. The City will only consider small cell wireless facilities on pedestrian light poles if there is no feasible alternative within 500 ft. 9. Strand -Mounted Facilities. Strongly discouraged. Requires permission of pole owner. Maximum size will be limited to minimum size allowed by State requirements. Cannot cause utility or support line to dip below preexisting conditions. DESIGN STANDARDS FOR ACCESSORY EQUIPMENT 10. Accessory Equipment. Equipment shall be undergrounded or installed within the pole whenever feasible. If not feasible, then the equipment shall be flush mounted, integrated within the pole, or as close to the pole as technically feasible to minimize visual profile, except where ground -mounted equipment reduces visual impact. 11. Ground -mounted Equipment. Ground -mounted equipment shall comply with 15 - ft. vision triangle requirements for corners and driveways and shall not impede the flow of vehicular or pedestrian traffic. When possible, the design shall be incorporated into nearby street furniture. Landscaping may be required at the City's discretion to mitigate adverse visual impacts. 12. Generators. Generators are not allowed within the public right-of-way. 13. Cables and Wiring. Cables and wiring must be located inside the pole, or if not feasible, within conduit on outside of pole and painted to match. Grounding rods and electric metering shall be fully concealed. OTHER REQUIREMENTS 14. Noise. Noise emissions from a wireless facility shall comply with normally acceptable levels listed in General Plan Noise Guidelines for Land Use Planning. 15. Advertisements. No advertisements are allowed on wireless facilities. AM/RESO.0009/CC RESO ESTABLISHING AESTHETIC STANDARDS FOR WIRELESS RESO. NO. 15728 REV: 01-09-19 DZ MUFF N0.301 Page 4 of 5