Antennas or dishes located on a structure shall not exceed ten feet (10’) in height
above the level of its attachment to the structure. 18. No structure shall extend in a horizontal distance from the centerline of the tower
more than twenty-five feet (25’) without approval of the Special Permit Granting
Authority. Such extension has to conform to the same set back requirements as
the tower itself. Setbacks are the furthest extension of the tower. 19. At its discretion, the Special Permit Granting Authority may require the applicant
to simulate at the proposed location through the use of some device at the specific
location. 7.3.3 Administrative Procedures. Site plan approval and a Special Permit shall be granted by the
Board of Appeals in accordance Sections 10.5 and 10.6. The Board of Appeals shall adopt rules relative
to the issuance of special permits, including application fees, and file a copy with the Town Clerk. 7.3.4 Criteria for Review and Approval. The SPGA shall review all applications for communication
towers and, in addition to the criteria set forth in Section 10.5.2, shall find:
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1. that the location of the tower or device is suitable and that the size, height, and
design is the minimum necessary for that purpose;
2. that the proposed tower or devices will not adversely impact historic structures
or scenic views;
3. that there are no feasible alternatives to the location of the proposed tower or
devices (including co-location) that would minimize their impact;
4. that the proposed tower or device is in compliance with federal and state
requirements regarding aviation safety. 7.3.5 Lapse. The special Permit is granted for a period of two (2) years and shall lapse if substantial
use or construction has not commenced by such a date, except for good cause shown. And provided
further that such construction, once begun, shall be actively and continuously pursued to completion
within a reasonable time.