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Page 2-2, IR2025 goals: "Roseville has technology that gives us a competitive advantage. " Il. LAND USE CHAPTER Page 4-2, General goal/policy 1.10: "Promote and support the provision of a citywide technology infrastr�ucture that is accessible to both the public and private sectors. " 111. TRANSPORTATION CHAPTER Page 5-4, Sustainable Transportation Goals: "Encourage telecommzcting through the development of technology infrastructure. " iV. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND REDEVELOPMENT CHAPTER Page 7-2, business infrastructure policy 3.4: "Encourage and promote the development of advanced, state-of-the-art telecommunication and information technology infrastructure to cznd within Roseville. " V. UTILITIES CHAPTER Page 10-2, goal 3: "Coordinate the installation of communication technology infrastructure to be responsive to rapidly evolving systems. " vi. Page 10-11, Utility improvements: "In addition to water, sanitary sewer, und storm sewer service, development relies upon the availability of private utilities, notably electricity, natural gas, and communications. While local governments do not control the provision of these services, they do have limited regulatory aut{aority over the location and design of the conveyance infrastructure. The Ciry will continue to facilitate development of these private utilities, while minimizing associated adverse impacts. ... Although water supply and sanitary sewer are the primary focus of this chapter, private utilities (electric, natural gas and telecommunications) are essential elements of Roseville's well-being and future vitality. Reliable and high-quality service is required to attract and keep people and businesses in Roseville. As with municipal utilities, the ongoing replacement and upgrading of aging infrastructure is essential. In the coming years, technology infrastructure will be increasingly irnportant. This technology connects Roseville to the global economy. " C).O STAFF RECOMMENDATION Based on the comments and findings in Sections 4-5 of this report, Planning Division staff recommends approval of the proposed cotvD�TioNA�, usE, subject to the following conditions: a. Prior to installing the proposed monopole structure, the applicant shall submit documentation demonstrating that it is engineered in such a way that will prevent damage to the adjacent electrical transmission system in the event of catastrophe; b. Prior to installing equipment, service providers shall submit documentation demonstrating that the telecommunication equipment will operate within the technical requirements of the Federal Communications Commission; c. External lights (i.e., those not integral to the equipment itsel� shall not be installed on the outdoor equipment; PF10-021 RPCA 090110 Page 4 of 4 • , •