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h. One original and two (2) copies of a survey of the property completed by a licensed Florida engineer which shows all existing uses, structures, and improvements; and i. Three (3) copies of a vegetation survey or Habitat Evaluation Index (HEI); and j• Photo -simulated post construction renderings of the proposed amenna-supponmg structure, equipment enclosures, and ancillary structures coverage of existing wireless as they would and that look after construction from to demonstrate radio locations to be determined during the area, coverage prediction, and design pre -application a certification conference (but shall, at a minimum include radiofrequency engineer that rendenngs the from the vantage point of any adjacent roadways and occupied commercial or residential structures), as well as photo - simulations of the antenna supporting structure after it has been fully developed with antenna structures (applicant may assume for the purpose of the simulation that other antenna structures on the facility will resemble their proposed structure in size and design), and k. Prior to issuance of a building permit, proof of FAA compliance with Subpart C of the Federal Aviation Regulations Part 77, Objects Affecting Navigable Airspace; and 1. A signed statement from the antenna -supporting structure owner agreeing to allow the colocation of other wireless equipment on the proposed antenna -supporting structure; and m. If required by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service a letter indicating that the proposed antenna -supporting structure and appurtenances are in compliance with all applicable federal rules and regulations; and n. All other documentation, evidence, or materials necessary to demonstrate compliance with the applicable approval criteria set forth in this chapter and, including for non -stealth facilities over 70 feet in height, where applicable: 1. existing wireless communications facilities to which the proposed facility will be a handoff candidate, including latitude, longitude, and power levels of each; 2 a ram() frequency plot indicating the coverage of existing wireless communications sites, and that of the proposed site sufficient to demonstrate radio frequency search area, coverage prediction, and design radius, together with a certification from the applicant's radiofrequency engineer that the proposed facility's coverage or capacity potential cannot be achieved by any higher ranked alternative such as collocation, attached facility, replacement facility or stealth facility, and that the proposed facility's height is the minimum necessary to reasonably meet coverage and/or capacity needs; and APRIL 2, 2002 -66- bR• -r` tl G A t