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n. Adverse Effects on Adjacent Properties d averse effects on adjacent properties than the facility, configuration, and location proposed. 2. The following attributes shall be considered from vantage points at adjacent properties, roadways and occupied structures: (i) Height and location; and (ii) Mass and scale; and (iii) Materials and color; and (iv) Illumination; and - (v) Existing and proposed vegetation and intervening structures. An applicant shall demonstrate through the photo - simulation requirements under Subsection (2)(i) hereinbelow that the project design employs each of these attributes in a manner that minimizes adverse effects to the greatest extent feasible to achieve the wireless service capabilities demonstrated to be necessary under subsection 5(a)(1 )n. (2) Submittal requirements for new non -stealth antenna supporting structure applications: APRIL 2, 2002 a. A completed application form and any appropriate fees; and b. Three (3) sets of signed and sealed site plans; and c. A property card for the subject property from the Indian River County Property Appraiser's Office or a tax bill showing the ownership of the subject parcel; and d. A form indicating that a property and/or antenna -supporting structure's owner's agent has authorization to act upon their behalf (if applicable); and e. A signed statement from the antenna -supporting structure's owner or owner's agent stating that the radio frequency emissions comply with FCC standards for such emissions; and f. Proof of an FCC license to transmit and/or receive radio signals in Indian River County; and g. Prior to issuance of a building permit, azo stamped or sealed structural analysis of the proposed antenna -supporting structure prepared by a licensed Florida engineer indicating the proposed and future loading capacity of the antenna -supporting structure - and New antenna -supporting structures shall be configured and located in a manner that shall minimize adverse effects including visual impacts on adjacent properties. The applicant shall demonstrate that alternative locations configurations, and facility types have been examined and shall address in narrative form the feasibility of any alternatives that may have fewer d averse effects on adjacent properties than the facility, configuration, and location proposed. 2. The following attributes shall be considered from vantage points at adjacent properties, roadways and occupied structures: (i) Height and location; and (ii) Mass and scale; and (iii) Materials and color; and (iv) Illumination; and - (v) Existing and proposed vegetation and intervening structures. An applicant shall demonstrate through the photo - simulation requirements under Subsection (2)(i) hereinbelow that the project design employs each of these attributes in a manner that minimizes adverse effects to the greatest extent feasible to achieve the wireless service capabilities demonstrated to be necessary under subsection 5(a)(1 )n. (2) Submittal requirements for new non -stealth antenna supporting structure applications: APRIL 2, 2002 a. A completed application form and any appropriate fees; and b. Three (3) sets of signed and sealed site plans; and c. A property card for the subject property from the Indian River County Property Appraiser's Office or a tax bill showing the ownership of the subject parcel; and d. A form indicating that a property and/or antenna -supporting structure's owner's agent has authorization to act upon their behalf (if applicable); and e. A signed statement from the antenna -supporting structure's owner or owner's agent stating that the radio frequency emissions comply with FCC standards for such emissions; and f. Proof of an FCC license to transmit and/or receive radio signals in Indian River County; and g. Prior to issuance of a building permit, azo stamped or sealed structural analysis of the proposed antenna -supporting structure prepared by a licensed Florida engineer indicating the proposed and future loading capacity of the antenna -supporting structure - and