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_I 10. For special exception use requests for towers in the urban service area, all property owners within six hundred (600) feet of the property boundary shall receive written notice via certified mail. For towers outside the urban service area, all property owners within one-half (1h) mile of the tower site shall be notified, as follows: certified mail to owners of property within the first six hundred (600) feet, regular mail to the remainder. Note. Owners of property within 1/z mile of the tower site were notified of the Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing, and also have been notified of the Board of County Commissioners public hearing. In addition, Brevard county and the City of Fellsmere were sent a courtesy notice. 11. Applicants shall justify in writing why no other existing tower or other potential collocation facility within the "accepted search area," as defined below, could be used to meet the applicant's transmitting/receiving needs. An application may be denied if the justification does not show the use of an existing tower or potential collocation facility within the "accepted search area" is not feasible. The written justification shall include the following: (a) A scaled map showing the "acceptable search area." Said area shall be one hundred fifty (150) percent of the search area radius of the proposed facility, which shall be demonstrated based on radio- frequency information (including field data) and specifications, antenna height, terrain, and proposed telecommunications service. Note: Provided. Acceptable search area of several square miles was used to demonstrate FCC licensing restrictions for the client FM radio station and FAA restrictions around the Sebastian Airport. The search area was deemed appropriate by county telecommunications manager Terry Smith. (b) Said scaled map (see (a), above), shall show the location, height. and users of the following: existing, approved, and proposed tower sites and potential collocation sites (e.g. transmission pole corridors, ballfield lighting facilities, steeples, water towers, silos, and other tall structures). Note: Provided. Tall structures within the search area and within 2 miles of the search area were identified and located. This information was reviewed by telecommunications manager Terry Smith. (c) A countywide map showing the general location of the applicant's existing facilities and tentative five-year location plan for future facilities. Note: Information provided in the application materials. The applicant is not a telecommunications provider and, therefore, has no service area coverage requirements. (d) For each existing, approved, and proposed facility mapped under (b), above, a written explanation of why such facility cannot be used. CE Justifiable reasons may include owner rejection. Reasons given that AUGUST 89 2000 BK 114 PG 4 9 8 -aa-