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18.110.040 3. A USGS topographic map or survey, to scale, with existing topographic con- tours showing the proposed antennas, accessory structures, and new roads in an area. 4. Technical data related to the site selection process. 5. A map based on drive tests (or simi- lar engineering data) at the proposed site and its vicinity showing the estimated coverage area for the proposed personal wireless service facility. As used herein, drive tests are field tests to demonstrate the coverage of a proposed antenna in which one person holds a transmitter at the proposed site and another drives away from the site with a receiver to determine the outer perimeter of the radio signals that can be transmitted from the site. 6. A "mock-up" of the proposed per- sonal wireless service facility at the pro- posed facility location using materials and colors that resemble the proposed facility. 7. A letter stating, wherever technically feasible, how the facilities have been designed to allow collocation of other carriers. 8. A letter stating specifically the rea- sons for not collocating on any existing personal wireless service facility tower or at any site with existing antennas within the City. The reasons for not collocating may include letters from personal wireless service providers with existing facilities stating reasons for not permitting colloca- tion, or evidence that personal wireless service providers have not responded, or, if the reasons for refusal to collocate are structural, the structural calculations for review by the Planning Department. 9. Noise impact analysis. 10. A letter to the Zoning Administra- tor which describes in detail the mainte- nance program for the facilities. 11. Written proof of the availability of any required irrigation facilities on-site prior to permit issuance. This may be in the form of a letter from the owner of the land allowing the personal wireless ser- vice provider the use of required water facilities for landscaping. (Ord. 1743 § 1, 1998) 18.110.050 Locational Standards: A. A personal wireless service facility shall be a permitted use in any zoning district only if it complies with the locational standards stated in this Section and with all regulations provided in this Chapter. B. A personal wireless service facility shall not be located in any residential or agricultural zoning district or in a planned unit development with a residential or agricultural zoning designation unless all of the following criteria are met: 1. The residential zoning district, agri- cultural zoning district, or planned unit development is developed, has an ap- proved development plan, or is designated as a public and institutional land use in the General Plan. 2. The area where the personal wireless service facility is proposed is designated as permanent open space or is designated as a public and institutional land use in the General Plan. 3. The personal wireless service facility is located a minimum of three hundred feet (300') away from the property lines of all of the following: 616-5 (Pleasanton 5-99)