705 Baseline Rd Buckeye, AZ 85326-1327
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Tender Care Creative Center Daycare Center
AOD, CC, GC, and SU shall allow the base maximum height for all wireless support structure of 65 feet. Height for a freestanding wireless facility shall be measured from grade at the base of the tower to the highest point on the wireless support structure, including any installed antennae and lighting and supporting structures, but not including any palm fro…
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SU · Buckeye, AZAOD, CC, GC, and SU shall allow the base maximum height for all wireless support structure of 65 feet. Height for a freestanding wireless facility shall be measured from grade at the base of the tower to the highest point on the wireless support structure, including any installed antennae and lighting and supporting structures, but not including any palm fronds or other stealth application. A new wireless support structure may exceed the base maximum height only if designed to accommodate one additional user's equipment for every 25 feet of tower height above the base maximum height. The maximum permitted height for towers using the collocation height allowance for collocation is up to 175 feet. iii. Facilities Located within previously approved PADs, as well as established overlay districts, shall match the requirements of subsections i. and ii. above in regard to the land uses established in the PAD or overlay. The height regulations will conform to the closest zoning district of each land use found in the PAD as determined by the Zoning Administrator. iv. If the PAD or overlay provides specific height allowances, the PAD or overlay standards will prevail. 5. Monopoles. a. Concealment. All monopole structures shall be concealed to look like something other than a wireless facility or base station which blends in to the architecture and landscape of the surrounding area. The only exception is for industrially zoned properties (I-1 and I-2) where a monopole is located in the rear yard of the site and located a distance equal to the height of the structure from rights-of-way. b. Design Standards. i. A monopole shall not be greater than 40 inches in diameter at ground level, except for the monopalm, monocactus, monopine, and monobroadleaf as delineated below, and have all of the wireless facilities mounted on the monopole or interior to the pole in the case of the monocactus; ii. All wireless facility antennae, mounting hardware, and cabling shall be covered or painted to match the color of the monopole on which it is mounted; and iii. The setback for all monopoles must meet the yard development standards and setback requirements of the underlying zoning district, except as otherwise permitted herein. The setback is measured from the lot line to the monopole. Additionally, all monopoles must be set back from any residential lot line a distance equal to one and one half times the height of the monopole. c. Monopalms. i. A monopalm must contain a minimum of 55 palm fronds that disguise the length of the antenna; ii.
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