Compton City Zoning Code
§ 30-46.16
Registry, Monitoring, Inspection, Abandonment, and Obsolescence.
[Ord. #2121, § 1]
a.
Registry. Each carrier shall file the following information with the City on an annual basis, beginning with the date of approval.
1.
Owner/lessee/intermediary/agent and carrier(s) at the site.
2.
Location by latitude and longitude, addresses and parcel numbers.
3.
Height, AGL
4.
Co-location status and capability (including if a former co-location has been removed), and whether a co-locatee has applied for a modification in the past year.
5.
Last date at which carrier's PWSF was modified and the nature of the modification.
6.
A list of toxic/hazardous materials at the PWSF (including in the equipment shelter), and certification that the Fire Department has been notified in conformance with EPCRA, the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act.
7.
Instructions for emergency personnel on the approach action to be taken in case of an emergency involving any toxic/hazardous substances.
8.
The name and telephone number of a representative of the carrier to be contacted in the event of any emergency at the PWSF site. The contact representative is to be available on a twenty-four-hour a day, seven days a week basis.
9.
A site monitoring schedule indicating how often the site is inspected and monitored by the carrier.
10.
A ground maintenance schedule for ground-mounted PWSFs indicating how often the grounds are maintained and the name and telephone number of a representative of the carrier to be contacted in the event the grounds require service before the next scheduled maintenance.
b.
Inspection. The owner or operator of PWSF shall provide for and conduct an inspection of mounts at least once every five years in conjunction with the review of the zoning permit required in subsection 30-46.22. A report on this inspection shall be provided to the City of Compton Building Department verifying the structural integrity of the mount.
c.
Abandonment and Removal. Any PWSF that is not operated for a continuous period of 18 months shall be considered abandoned, and the owner of such PWSF shall remove same within 90 days of notice to the City of Compton Building Department that the PWSF is abandoned. If such PWSF is not removed within said 90 days, the City of Compton may have the PWSF removed as the PWSF owner's expense.
d.
Performance Security/Bond. The applicant shall provide security or bond in an amount set by City Council Resolution to insure the performance and safety of the PWSF and for the termination or abandonment of service.
e.
Hazardous Materials. PWSF shall be registered as a hazardous facility if petroleum products are used to fuel power supplies or any toxins are contained in equipment cabinets or shelters or alternative power sources.