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Tower District Design Review Committee
Regular Meeting - CANCELLED (QUORUM)
Meeting details
- Meeting name
- Tower District Design Review Committee
- Agenda status
- Final
- Meeting date/time
- Tue, Aug 15, 2023 · 5:00 PM
- Minutes status
- Draft
- Location
- In Person and/or Electronic City Hall, Room 2165
- Published minutes
- Not available
- eComment
- Not available
- Meeting video
- Not available
Agenda 12
- ICALL TO ORDER & ROLL CALL
- IIAPPROVAL OF AGENDA
- IIIAPPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
- AAugust 1, 2023 Tower District Design Review Committee Meeting Minutes
- IVCONTINUED MATTERS
- ABelmont Cell Tower
- Location: 811 E Belmont Applicant: Ryan Cockrell Conditional Use Permit Application No. P23-01357 was filed by Ryan Cockrell of View Wireless Infrastructure Fund on behalf of Sequoia Deployment Services and Verizon Wireless and pertains to the 0.08 acres located at 811 EAST BELMONT AVENUE (C/T). The applicant proposes to construct a 90'-0'' collocatable monopine cell tower with (3) C-Band panel antennas; (6) LTE panel antennas; (6) LTE RRUS; (3) CBRS RRUS; (2) surge suppressors; and other tower equipment necessary for operation. The applicant also proposes to construct a ± 2,280 square foot ground compound with (1) 600A meter bank; (3) equipment cabinets; (1) telco cabinet; (1) ILC panel; (1) GPS antenna; (1) concrete mounted 30 kw diesel generator; (6) service lights; (1) new transformer concrete pad; and other equipment necessary for operation. The parcel is zoned CMS. Exhibits: Exhibits Hyperlink
- VPROJECT REVIEW
- AMulti-Jurisdictional Housing Element
- Location: Citywide Applicant: City of Fresno California housing element law requires every jurisdiction to prepare and adopt a housing element every 8 years as part of their required general plans. The purpose of the Housing Element is to ensure planning for safe, decent and affordable housing for all city residents. The City of Fresno prepared its own housing element for the current housing element in 2016. At the same time, 13 of Fresno County's 16 jurisdictions, with help from the Fresno Council of Governments (FCOG), prepared a multi-jurisdictional housing element that was very well received by the California Department of Housing and Community Development, the state agency responsible for certifying housing elements. The City's Housing Element will need to be updated by December of 2023. FCOG jurisdictions have come together to embark on another multijurisdictional effort, and this time, the City Council directed that the City of Fresno participate in that effort due to cost, time and resource savings, and for the opportunity to collaborate regionally on housing. The Multi-jurisdictional Housing Element update is now underway, and the goal of the presentation is to provide information about the update and prepare the committee to consider the updated Housing Element. Exhibits: Exhibits Hyperlink
- VIUNSCHEDULED COMMUNICATIONS
- VIIADJOURNMENT