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CITY OF CARMEL. ClAY TOWNSHIP '
HAMILTON COUNTY. INDIANA
APPUCATlON FOR BOARD OF ZONtNG APPEALS ACTION
APPEAL REQUEST
DOCKET NO.
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DATE RECEIVED:
1) ~ Richard Deer
Address:
1332 Queens Way, Carmel, Indiana
2)
Proj~Nam~ Sprint Spectrum, LP, d/b/a Sprint
~rhVdh~ First Group Engineering, Inc.
Attorney:
J. Taggart Birge, Bose McKinney & Evans LLP
3) Applfcanfs Status: (Check the appropriate response)
(a) The applicanfs nam~ is on the deed to the property
(b) The applicant is the contract purchaser of the property
x (c) Other: Applicant is an adjacent property owner.
4) If item 3) (0) is chocked, ploase oomplctc the foflowing:
Owner of the property involved:
Edwin C. Zamber
~sadd~ 1388 Queens Way, Carm~l, Indiana
5) Rocord of Owno~hip:
Deed Book NoJlnstrument No.
Page: N/ A
9739910
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Phone:
Phone: (317) 290-9549
Phone: (317) ,574-3700
Phone: (317) .84~-9739
Purchase date: September 22, 1997
6) Common address of thp pro~rty involv9d: 1388 Queens Way, Carmel, Indiana
Legal description: See the attached Exhibit "A"
Tax Map Parcel No.:
17-13-03-00-00-028.017
7) State 9YJ)IAnation of r~uested Appeal: (State wh8t you want to do and cite the section number(s) of the
Carmel/Clay Zoning Ordinance Which applies and/or creates the need for this appeal). . .
See the attached Exhibit "B."
8) State reasons supporting the Appeal: (Additionally, complete the attached question sheet entitled "F"II1dinQ9of Fa~
Appealj.
See the attached Exhibit "B."
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Present zoning of the ~perty (give exactclassification):
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Present use of the property:
Size of fotIparcel in question
Residential
6.09
.' . acres
Describe the proposed use of the propertY. The owner oroposes to lease an area to. Sprint
PCS to install and maintain an antenna to serve the general public i~.the
area. Included is the construction of an equipment shelter, a new D~RC,
and a paved access road.
Is the property:
Owner occupied
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Renier occupied
Other
14) /Ve there any restrictions, laws. covenants. variances, special uses, or appeals filed in connection with this prpperf.y
that would relate or affect its use for the specific purpose of this application? If yes, give date and dodcet number,
dec~on rondered and pertinent explanation.
None of which I am aware at this time.
1 S) H:JS work for which this application is being filed alreedy started? If answer is ytlS. give details:
Building Permit Number: 2001.0627.3
8u~er. Jay Lennon, QServe Communications (317-856-1694)
16) If propos;gd appoal is ~ranted, when will the work commence? The work is in progress.
17) If the proposed appeal is granted. who wiU operate aootor use the proposed improvement for which 1h1s applf~on.
h2S boon filod?
N/A
NOTE: .
LEGAL NOTlCE shall be pubtished in the Nobles-#ille Dailv Ladner a MANDATORY twenty-five (25) days priorto
the pubflC hearing date. The certificxl "Proof of p'ublic3tion" affidavit for the nowspaper mud be avaiIablo for insp$ction the.
night of the hearing.
LEGAL NOTICE to all adjoining and abutting property owners is also MANDATORY, two mGthCHkefnotic:e are
recommended:
1) CERTlA~O MAIL - RETURN RECBPT REaUESTED sent to adjoining proporty owneB. (Tho whito rocoipt
should be stamped by the Post Office at 1east twenty-five (25) days prior to the public hearing date)
2) HAND DEUVERED to adjoining and ~but1ing property owners (A receipt signfld by the adjoining. and abut$lg
property owner acknowfedging the twenty-five (25) day notice should be kept for verification that the notice was compfeted)
RFAlIZE THE BURDEN OF PROOF FOR ALL NOTICES IS THE RESPONSIB1U1Y OF THE APPUCANT. AGAJN: THIS
TASK MUST BE COMPlETED AT LEAST "TWENTY-FIVE (25) DAYS PRIOR TO PUBLIC HEARING DATE.
. The applicant understands that docket numbers will not be assianed until all$.YPP.QftjnQ.illfQrrnaJ.Qn:.b~..bftn
submitted t9 the Department of CommunitY Service$. .
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I, being duly sworn depose and say that the foregoing signatures, statements and answers herefn contained ~~
the information herewith submitted are in all respects true and correct to the best of my knowledge and berm. I. the
unaersigned, authorize the applicant to act on my behalf with regard 10 this applica1ion and subsequent hearings and
testimony.
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for Richard Deer
J. Taggart Birge
(Please Print)
STATE OF INDIANA
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County of Hilmi 1 ton
(County in which notarization take place)
Before me the undersigned. a Notary PUbllc-
for Marion
(Notary Public's county of residence)
J. Taggart Birge
(property Owner, Attorney, or Power of Attorney)
County. State of Inaiana, personally appeared -
and acknowledge the execu1JOn of me foregoing
in5tJument this
15th
day of
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(SEAl)
Steven B, Granner
Notary Public-Please Print
My commission expres:
10-23-2008
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EXHIBIT A
Legal Description
A PART OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 3, TOWNSHIP 17 NORTH OF
RANGE 3 EAST IN HAMILTON COUNTY, INDIANA, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
BEGINNING AT A POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF SAID QUARTER SECTION WHICH
BEARS NORTH 00 DEGREES 09 MINUTES 55 SECTIONS EAST (ASSUMED BEARING)
470.00 FEET FROM THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID QUARTER SECTION, THENCE
NORTH 00 DEGREES 09 MINUTES 55 SECONDS EAST UPON AND ALONG SAID WEST
LINE 509.93 FEET TO A POINT WHICH BEARS SOUTH 00 DEGREES 09 MINUTES 55
SECONDS WEST 1605 FEET FROM THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID QUARTER
SECTION, THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES 05 SECONDS EAST 520.38 FEET,
THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 09 MINUTES 55 SECONDS WEST 509.93 FEET, THENCE
NORTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES 05 SECONDS WEST 520.38 FEET TO THE PLACE OF
BEGINNING, CONTAINING 6.09 ACRES, MORE OR LESS (5.57 ACRES NET OF RIGHT OF
WAY)
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Exhibit B
Petitioner contends that Permit No. 627.01 for the construction of the Sprint PCS Site, at the
property commonly known as 1388 Queens Way, was issued in error by the Director and should be
revoked. A commercial Sprint PCS site can only be located in a residential neighborhood zoned ~ 1 under
specific circumstances dictated by the Zoning Ordinance and after a hearing before the BZA (the "BZA").
The property located at 1388 Queens Way does not comply with those circumstances as regulated by the
Zoning Ordinance and no hearing was held before the BZA.
The purpose of the S-l zoning district is "to provide for the development of innovative residential
environments in keeping with the rural character of the district." Any interpretation of the standards of
the Zoning Ordinance by the Director should be guided by this stated purpose. A commercial Sprint PCS
Site, with an ancillary equipment building, is not in keeping with the purpose and intent of the S-l zoning
district.
According to the Director, the Sprint PCS Site is permitted because under Section 5.1.1 of the
Zoning Ordinance (S-l District standards), an "Antenna," if collocated with an existing "Antenna," on an
approved and/or existing tower, is a permitted use. However, the Director's analysis is flawed because
the "term [Antenna] does not include the amateur radio station antennae" which is currently attached to
the existing tower. As such, Section 5.1.1 of the Zoning Ordinance does not apply to the case at hand
because there is no "Antenna" (as defined by Section 3.7 ofthe Zoning Ordinance) upon which the Sprint
PSC Site antenna can collocate with.
Consistent with Laurence Lillig's initial recommendation and Section 5.2 of the Zoning
Ordinance, the Sprint PCS Site and the ancillary equipment building requires Special Use approval from
the BZA. In addition to the Special Use approval required by the BZA, Section 5.2 of the S-l zoning
district dictates that a variance must be obtained prior to placing the Sprint PCS Site antenna on the site
because an initial "Antenna" must be located "on or within a structure other than a tower." If you could
locate an Antenna on an amateur radio station tower (a permitted use), the whole purpose of requiring a
special use for an Antenna could and would be circumvented.
The 130 foot tower site is in its present location because Section 5.3.7 permits "private radio and
television reception and transmitting towers and antennas. . ." Since the tower was originally constructed
in 1987, it has been used solely for private purposes. The attorney for Mr. Zambers, in a letter dated
February 22, 2001, stated that the location of the Sprint PCS Site and the ancillary equipment building
will allow Sprint PCS to serve "its customers and the general public in this area." Such commercial uses
are not private and should not be permitted on the private tower site without a public review of the
proposed uses at the site by the BZA.
Currently, if a church wants to attach an antenna to a church spire, a Special Use is required under
Section 5.2 of the S-l Zoning Ordinance. In light of such requirements, it is hard to imagine how a
commercial Sprint PCS Site, an ancillary equipment building and a paved access road can be constructed
and permitted in a residential neighborhood, without a public hearing in front of the BZA.
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Q CARMEUCLA Y BOARD OF ZONING QEALS
CARMEL, INDIANA
Docket No.:
Petitioner:
RICHARD DEER
FINDINGS OF FACT - APPEAL
1. The Petitioner has properly followed the Appeals Procedures outlined in Ordinance Z-160, Section 30.2,
et. seq.
2. Nature of action appealed from:
Issuance of an Improvement Location Permit (2001.0627.3) / Refusal to revoke an Improvement Location
Permit (2001.0627.3)
Agency:
Official:
Department of Community Services
Director
Date of Decision:
June 15,2001 / AUQust 14, 2001
3. Attached are copies of the pertinent Ordinance sections which are the subject of the Petitioner's Appeal:
Section 3.7 - Definition of "Antenna"
Section 5.0 - S-1 Residence District
4. The written materials submitted to the Board do support the Petitioner because:
the use for which the ILP was Qranted (an Antenna) is not a Permitted Use under the S-1 Residential
District; thus, the ILP was improperly issued and should be revoked.
5. The Agency (DOCS) and Official (Director) should not be affirmed.
6. The work on the premises upon which appeal has been filed shall be stayed.
DECISION
IT IS THEREFORE the decision of the Carmel/Clay Board of Zoning Appeals that Appeal Docket No.
is granted, subject to any conditions stated in the minutes of this Board, which are incorporated herein by
reference and made a part hereof.
day of
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ADOPTED this
CHAIRPERSON, Carmel/Clay Board of Zoning Appeals
SECRETARY, Carmel/Clay Board of Zoning Appeals
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Conditions of the Board are listed on the back.
(Petitioner or his representative to sign.)
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ZONING ORDINANCE
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ALLEY. A pennanent public service way providing a secondary means of access to
abutting lands, and not intended for general traffic circulation.
ALTERATION, MATERIAL. Any change to an approved plan ofany type that involves the
substitUtion of one material, species, element, etc. for another.
ALTERATION, MINOR. Any change to an approved plan of any type that involves the
revision of less than ten percent (100,10) of the plan's total area or approved materials.
ALTERATION, SUBSTANTIAL. Any change to an approved plan of any type that involves
the revision often percent (100,10) or more of the plan's total area or approved materials.
ANTENNA A structure or device that is used for the purpose of collecting or transmitting
signals, images, sounds, or infonnation of any nature by wire, radio, visual, or electromagnetic waves,
including but not limited to directional or omni-directional antennas, panels, and microwave or
satellite dishes. The term does not include an amateur radio station antenna.
APARTMENT. A dwelling unit, primarily of a rental nature.
ARClDTECTURAL PLAN. A plan for the construction of any structure designed by a
qualified registered architect.
ARTIFICIAL LAKE. A man-made body of water fed by a watercourse.
ASSESSED VALUATION. The monetary value placed on a property and/or building
as established by the assessor with authority over the jurisdiction of this ordinance.
AUTOMOBaE FllLING STATION~ Any place of business with pumps and under-
ground storage tanks, having as its purpose the selling of motor vehicle fuels and lubricants at
retail.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATION. Any place of business with pumps and
underground storage tanks having as its purpose the retail servicing of motor vehicles with fuels
and lubricants, including minor repairs and inspections incidental thereto but not including a
general repair shop, paint or body shop, machine shop, vulcanizing shop or any operation
requiring the removal or instaIIation ofa radiator, engine, cylinder head,.crankcase, transmission,
differential, fender, door, bumper, grill, glass or other body part, or any body repairing or
painting.
BASEMENT. A story having part, but not less than one-haI( of its height below grade.
A basement is counted as a story for the purposes of height regulation if subdivided, used for
dwelling purposes other than by a janitor employed on the premises and/or as walk-out access.
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5.0 8-1 RESIDENCE DISTRICT
Pulpose and Intent. The purpose of this district is to provide for the development of
innovative residential environments in keeping with the rural character of this district, by
providing for a development process that allows a high degree of flexibility in the design
of single-family subdivisions. Further, it is the purpose of this district to provide for a
development process that allows for more efficient use of the land through the
introduction of open space and conservation lands within subdivisions. It is the intention
of this district to protect remaining significant natural features within this district by
placing an emphasis on less intensive urban land uses.
5.1 Permitted Uses:
5.1.1 Antenna, if collocated on an existing or previously approved tower
Home occupation
Kennel, residential
Single-family dwelling
5.1.2 Area Density Requirements for qualifying subdivisions shall be regulated on a
sliding scale based upon the amount of open space provided. (see subdivision
regulations, section 7.0)
5.2 Special Uses: (See Section 21.0 for additional regulations.)
Antenna, if visually integrated with or camouflaged on or within a structure other than a
tower (such as a chiinney stack, church spire, light standard, monument, power line
support device or water tower).
Artificial lake or pond (not part ofa plat)
Cemetery
Church, temple or other place of worship
College or University
Commercial greenhouse
Country club
Day nursery
Golf course
Kennel, commercial
Kindergarten
Mineral extraction, borrow pit, top soil removal and their storage
Plant nursery
Power transmission line, in excess of 129 KV A
Private airplane or helicopter landing and/or service facility
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Private recreational development or facility
Private water treatment and/or storage facilities
Radio or television transmission tower
Raising and breeding of non-farm fowl and animals (not a kennel)
Riding stable
School of general elementary or secondary education (accredited by the State)
5.2.1 Minimum Area Requirements:
Use
Cemetery
Day nursery
Kindergarten
Plant nursery
Minimum Area (Acres)
30
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5.2.2 Other Requirements:
Use
Mineral extraction,
borrow pit, top soil
Removal and their storage
Other Requirements
Minimum perimeter Natural Open
Space buffer (as defined in 7.3.B of
the Subdivision Regulations) of300'
when adjoining or abutting any
residential use or district
5.2.3 Special Exceptions (see Section 21.0 for additional regulations)
Wifeless telecommunications service tower, monopole-type construction only
5.3 AccessOlY Building and Uses (See Section 25.0 for additional regulations.)
5.3.1 Accessory uses and structures are permitted under the following conditions:
(1) They do not alter or change the character of the premises;
(2) They are on the same property as the principal structure to which they are
accessory;
(3) They are not attached to the principal structure, with the exception ofan
allowable uniform and continuous roof supported by customary supports or
joists, and no other connection or attachment between the structures exists;
(4) They are not erected prior to the erection of the principal building;
(5) They do not exceed eighteen (18) feet in height;
(6) When detached from the principal building, they are set back seventy-five
(75) feet or more from the front lot line. Comer lots and through lots are
exempt from this paragraph 6.
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(7) When closer than ten (10) feet to main building, they shall be considered as
part of the main building and shall be provided with the side and rear yards
required for the main building; and
(8) When more than ten (10) feet from a main building, they may be erected
within five (5) feet, or easement plus three (3) feet, of a side or rear lot line,
but not within any easement.
5.3.2 A private swimming pool may be permitted as an accessory use, but shall be
located only within the side or rear yard.. No swimming pool or its deck shall be
closer than ten (10) feet to the property line. For purposes for safety, the
following shall apply:
(1) walls or fencing deemed to be impenetrable by the enforcing authority, that
is not less than five (5) feet high completely surrounding the swimming
pool and the deck area with exception of self-closing and latching gates
and doors, both capable of being locked; other means not less than five (5)
feet high and deemed impenetrable by the enforcing authority at the time of
construction and completely surrounding the pool and deck area when the
pool is not used; and
(2) a combination of subdivisions (1) through (2) that completely surrounds
the pool and deck with the exception of self-closing and latching gates and
doors which are capable of being locked; and
(3) in conjunction with (1), (2), or (3) a safety pool cover may be used
provided that:
A there is a continuous connection between the cover and the deck, so as
to prohibit access to the pool when the cover is completely drawn over
the pool;
B. it is mechanically operated by key or key and switch such that the
cover cannot be drawn upon or retracted without the use of a key;
c. it is capable of supporting a four hundred pound imposed load upon a
completely drawn cover;
D. it is installed with a track, rollers, rasils or guides; and
E. bears an identification tag indicating the name of the manufacturer,
name of the installer, installation date, and applicable safety standards,
if any. AMENDED BY Z-261 & Z-272.
5.3.3 Tennis courts may be permitted as an accessory use but shall be located only
within a side or rear yard. Open wire mesh fences surrounding tennis courts
may be erected to a height of 16 feet if such fences only enclose a regulation
court area and standard apron areas. Lighting of the court area shall not create
more than five foot candles of light 25 feet from the court perimeter.
5.3.4 Quarters for bonafied servants employed by the occupants of
the dwelling are permitted.
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5.3.5 One guest house with cooking facilities may be permitted as an accessory
building on lots containing not less than one (1) acre.
5.3.6 Accessory lighting is permitted; however, no lighting shall cause illumination at
or beyond any lot line in excess of 0.1 foot-candles of light. .
5.3.7 Private radio, television reception and transmitting towers and antennae are
permitted subject to applicable local, state and federal regulations. No
structure shall be located or permitted within ten (10) feet of a power
transmission line.
5.3.8 Accessory uses such as public utility installations, private walks, driveways,
retaining walls, mail boxes, nameplates, lamp posts, birdbaths and structures
of a like nature are permitted in any required front, side or rear yard.
5.4 Height and Area Requirements (See Section 26.0 for additional regulations.)
5.4.1 Maximum height: 25 feet.
5.4.2 Minimum lot area:
A Lots without service by a community water system and a community sanitary
sewer system, 43,560 square feet.
B. Lots with service from a community water system, and private septic system,
35,000 square feet.
C. Lots with service from a community sanitary sewer system and private water
system, 25,000 square feet.
D. Lots with community water system and community sanitary sewer system
15,000 square feet.
5.4.3 Minimum Lot Standards.
A Minimum front yard: 40 feet.
B. Minimum side yard:
single-family home - 10 feet;
all other uses - 20 feet.
C. Minimum aggregate of side yard: single-family home - 30 feet;
all other uses - 50 feet.
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D. Minimum rear yard:
E. Minimum lot width:
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single-family home - 20 feet;
all other uses - 15 feet.
single-family home - 120 feet;
all other uses - 200 feet.
F. Maximum lot coverage: 35 percent oflot.
5.4.4 Any lot within a qualifying subdivision, as described in Chapter 7.0 of the
subdivision regulations, is exempt from the requirements ofsectioDS 5.4.2 and
5.4.3.
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CARMEUCLAY BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
Carmel, Indiana
Docket No. :
Petitioner:
RICHARD DEER
FINDINGS OF FACT - APPEAL (Ballot Sheet)
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DATED THIS
DAY OF
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Board Member
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Report Type:
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Lot Split Y I N ~ Flood Zones
Sump Pump Y I N INI Manufactured
'Construction Notes L-=--.J Trusses
Co-locates on an existing amateur radio tower constructed at this site in 1987 by owner Zamber. Owner will partner with Sprint, who
proposed to remove the horizonal antenna arrays and install its 'slick type' PCS antennas on the tower, while maintaining the remaining
amteur radio antennas on the structure. The existing tower is 130' tall, proposed antennas will reach 100'. Correspondence in file.
Equipment shelter is 20' x 22'. PER LL: Did not have to go through PC or BZA. NOR DID ORIGINAL TOWER. No corresponding
minutes.
Ap'plications:
2001.0656.8
City of Carmer~~ay Township
Application for lftrprovement Location Permit
BUILDER
NAME
IJAY LEMMON, Q SERVE COMMUNICATIONS
PO 801 I1lIHT lDDIlIn
I 114515 S HIGH SCHOOL RD
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TENANT NAME
lif appliealtlel
OWNER
STREET
1388 QUEENS WAY
LOCATION
LOT SUBDIVISION
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ADDRESS OF CONSTRUCTION
13BB QUEENS WY
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION
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Single Family
Two Family
Multi-Family
Commercial/Industrial
Farm
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Type of Foundation
SLAB
D Crawlspace
D Basement
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OTHER
(SPECIfY)
Plumbing Contractor I
Plumbing Licence # INONE
ESTIMATED COST OF CONSTRUCTION
(excluding land Valua) 1$ 85,000.00
I Code Book
P-'!nnit No:
Q~i1e:
2001.0627.8
06/15/2001
1713030000028017
PHONE
11(317) 856-1694
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IIINDPLS, IN 46241
FAX
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SECT CITY ITWP
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SEWER
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CARMEL
TYPE OF IMPROVEMENT
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Addition - Porch
Addition - Room(s)
Remodel
Foundation Only
Demolition
How Many?
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Garage - Detached
Garage - Attached
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will colUluy with, and r.oofonn to aU appticallle In"s of ,he S,al>> ofIndiall'" and the "Z.ooing OrdiDIUICe of Can"e1lndian - 1993" (Zr289) .nul amendmen.., adupred under autbori!)- of J.C
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Extended Building Description
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Signature of Owner or Authorized Agent
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CARMa IN. 46032
HAMILTON COUNTY
APPUCANT: SPRI!H SPECTRUM, LP.
9801 W. HIGGINS RD, SlE 220
ROSllolONT, WNOIS 60018
.AJRISDlCTION: HAMILTON COUNTY
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TAX IDENTIFICATION: 17-1~OO-OO-028,017
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3. PROWlE A NEW 200 NIP El.EC1RICAI.. SOl\IICE.
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5) It is r-=-.._ tllet tile controelor nollfy Holey MoIey
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Legal Oescription - Parent Tract
A part of the Northwest Quartet of Section 3. Townsl'lip 17 North of Range J Eat in
Hom.ton CcNnty. indiana. bein9 more portrCLdatty dncribed _ fallows:
IJe9nnlng ot 0 poinl Oft u.. _ I... of _ Quort... _Ion ...... "-" N_ 00 dogrea
0lI ...inut.. 55 _cis East (_ed b_..tl 470.00 reel tr.... Ill. Soutll_ corn.. 01
laid Quart.. Section: thence North 00 degrea 09 minutes .55 -=ondl East upon and alan9
'" 80id West r.,. 509.13 feet to 0 peWIt which beota South DO de... 01 minut.. 55 n:candl:
, _ 1&05.00 teet IrOIft u.. North_t com.. of sold Quart.. $ocUan: u..... Soulll 8lI
"degr_ 50 .....ul.. 05 __ [ast 52Q.Jl1 teet; u...ce Soutlt 00 d_ 0lI """"I.. 55
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SubjKt \0, oR ogrcem.,ta, CO't'8ftonta. 8G8O'ftCnW" ratrfctiO'la and rithls-of-woy af record.
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te.gol Description - AccessjUUlty Easement
A port of It.. N__ au...t.. of Sectlan J. T-.,,;,;p 17 _ Ronge 3 Eoot. Harmll...
Counl)ft Indiana deiri)ed as follows: Comm...ci'tg at the Hc:r1hwest comer of soid North__t Quarter:
thence Sou~ CXJ degrea 31 mint.lt.. 35 .lCOftda West 2,,114.68 feet along the west ffte of ...
quart.. HCt.ian; th...ce'South .. ..... 28 minut.. 25 -=nets East 112..&7 feet oIonlJ the .outh
... of _ quort.. _kin to u.. point 01 IlegInnio1g 01 ... -'PIlon: \henctI North OS dogr_
10 ""'"'_ 15 _ Eos\.52.42 r..l; thence N_ 45 dogr_ 00 """"I.. 00 _do Eoot 2.188
'-t; thencll Sauth . degrMs,28 m""t.. 25 .-ccncts East 231.41 fHt; thWlca Harth 4S degr_ 00
minula 00 _do East 28.03'eo\; Ihcnce N_ 00 degrea 00 mlnul. 00 _ Eoot 144.24
teo\; _ Soutll IlO _... 00 minut.. 00 _do _ 25.00 fat; u...... "oru. 00 _... 00
mWlul.. 00 seconds East 1S-00 feet;. thtnce Narth 90 degrees 00 mhutes 00 seconds Eoat aoo
teet; tII..... Nor\Il 00 cIegnleo 00 rnIm.l.. 00 _cis E.... 15.50 toot: \hence NartI1 gO degr_ 00
minut.. 00 _do Eoot 20.00 'eo\; IhW1Clt Souu. 00 dogrea 00 minut.. 00 _cis Eoot 183.02
teet: _ Soutll 45 clegrea 00 m....t...,oo _ _ 44.70 Int; th...... N...U. lIlI degr_ 2tI
m....t.. 25 _do _ 231.41 lee\: u.- Souu. 45 degr_ 00 m..ut.. 00 _cis _ 11.42
teo\; thence Soutll 08 degr... 10 """,,teo 15 '.8Oll1c1s _ 4.l.JQ feet; u.cnce Motu. lIlI degr... 28
minutes 25 _do _ 20.10 reet; to u.. poi" of bogio1n..g and canldnlng I0,5S7 _. teot,
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Subject to .. tfgtlb-of-~ eoa.nenb. cntd ~t1an. of record.
Legal Description - utaity E~ent
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A port 01 U.__N__ au...t... of Section J. T-..nTp 17, North. Rongo 3 E_ H....nl...
County. indiana" dacribed as follows: CammMdng at the N~ earn.. of sold North.-t
~:-~:~=th thC:~ ~ n:=:. ~ =~ ~ ~~68~,~~J ::: :9'7..01
tIOUth &. 01 .nd quart. sectlDn; thence North 06 deev_ 10 mm,t..""15 RCands Ecast 52.42 teet:
thMCI N<<th 4.$ degr_ 00 minutes 00 neon. Eat 2.3.86 f.t: thence'South 89 deor- 28
minutes 25 8eClCInds Eoat 231.41 feet; thence Notth 4S dec)rea 00 minvte."OQ eeconds [~ 26.03
lee\: tIIonce N_ 00 cIegrea 00 "",",I.. 00 _cis Eaot 113.158 teel; to ... p....t 01 boglnnlng of
U.1s cla<rlptlon: u....... Souu. IlO doyus 00 minul.. 00 _cis West 17.23 teet: u..... N_
00 degrea 00 minutes 00 seconds East 8.00 foet: Utenca North 90 ..,.. 00 n."'-ut.. 00 secands
Eat 17.23 teat; thence Sout" 00 degrees 00 mfnules 00 ~orub East 8.00 feet: to the point 01
beghning and canloining 138 liqUor. feet. more 01( less.
Subject to 011 righb-of-tIO)f. eoMmcnls. ond ratric:tion. of record.
legal Description - Lease Area
A palt of th. "__at Ouott... 01 Section 3. T_;p 17 N_. R...ge 3 E_ Homll...
Count,. Indiano. desc:rIMd 011 (oIIowc Commena,9 ot the Northwest comer 01 the Narthwest
Ouotter; u..... South 00 cIegrwo 31 ........!eo 35 seconcls _ 2.114.158 r..1 along u.. .... ,...
of ooid quart.. section; thence Soulll 8lI crev- 28 ......t.. 25 _0040 [oot 112.&7 tNt dong
the -..th Iin. of said quarter ..etian; thence Nortb 06 ~ 10 mr.utes 15 aeconds Eoat
!2.42 feet; th.,ca North. 45 Geqr.. 00 mWNl_ 00 .-can_ East 23.86 reet; thence South 89
degr_ 28 ...inut.. 25 _cis Eoot 231.41 root: _ Narth 45 d..,_ 00 minul. 00
secona Eat 28.03 'Nt: thence North 00 degrees 00 minvt.. 00 MCond:I Eoat 1.....2. f.t:
_ Souu. go degr_ 00 .......1.. 00 _ _ 25.00 t_ u...ce _ 00 dogr_ 00
mhlt.. 00 .-coM. East 15.00 f..t: tIIenc. N<<tlt 90 cfe9'- 00 mhlt.. 00 --=on_ East
25.00 IMl; u..... "_ 00 degr... 00 ...,",,1.. 00 _cis Eost 15.50 leel; 10 tile p...1 of
b.....g 01 this d.....TpIIon: u.cnce conllnulng Motu. 00 __ 00 ...inul.. 00 oceancls East
20.00 rat; u.....,. "artI1 go degr_ 00 ...inul.. 00 ~ Eosl 20.00 r_ Ih..... South.oa." II II",
degr_ 00 ...inul.. 00 _do East 20.00 r..t: u..... Soulh go degr_ 00 minul.. .11\\4" ." II..
_cis Wesl 20.00 leot: to Ih. poinl of beg....... ...d canloinhg 400 "".... toot. ~ ~ "E " """
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A. lHE GENERAl.. CONTRACTOR AND/OR HIS SU8CONlRACTOR SHAU. BE RESPONSIBLE fOR OBTAINING
AU. PER/oIITS AND INSPECTIONS \\H10i MAY BE REQUIRED fOR THE WORK BY THE ARCHlTECTI
ENGINEER, THE STA"IE. COUNTY. OR LOCAL CO'<ERNMENT AUTHORITY.
a. REF'ER TO lHE SI1E PLAN PREPARED BY OTHERS fOR BOUNDARY AND SITE TOPOGRAPHY.
e. DESIGN REQUIREIlENTS FOR THE ANTENNA SUPPORTING SlRUClURE ARE PER THE MOST CURRENT
BOCA NATIONAL 8UILDINC CODE. lOCAL BUILDINC CODES, AND THE E1A/ TlA-222-E SlRUCTURAL
STANDARDS fOR STEa ANTENNA SUPPORTlNC STRUCTURES. THE BASIC WINO SPEED UTlUZED FOR
DESIGN IS 75 IIPH AND 1/2" ICE.
D. CONCRETE FOR FENCE POST AND COAX CABLE lRA Y SHAU. BE 3000 PSI AIR ENTRAINED (4% TO 6
1C) NORMAL WEICHT CONCRETE. .
E. FENCED SITE AREA SHAU. BE ClEARED AND GRU8BED. REWD1IE UNSUITA8lE SOFT OR lOOSE SOU
ORCANIC MATERIALS. AND/OR RUBBLE TO RRM SUB ORADE AS APPR01lED BY GEOTEOiNlCAL REPORT.
PlACE A "MlRAR SODx'" SHEET ON SUB CRADE AND RLl W/ 23-A 8ASE ONDOT) C01lERED. WllH 2" OF'
3/4" CRUSHED/ WASHED ROCK TO FINISHED CRADE.
F. SlRUCTURAl SlED. SHAU. CONFORM TO LATEST EDmON OF lHE AlSC SPEClRCATlONS FOR
SlRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDINGS - AU.OWABLE S1RESS DESIGN AND PLASTIC DESIGN INCLUDING lHE
COMMENTARY AND THE CODE fOR STANDARD PRACTICE.
C. STRUCTURAL STEa PlATES AND SHAPES SHAU. CONFORIot TO ASTIot A36.. AlL SlRUClURAL STEa
PIPES SHAU. CONFORM TO ASTIot AS3 CRACE B.
H.".wELDlNC SHAU. BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICAN 'ELDINC SOCIETY (AWS) 0.1.1-92
SlRUCTURAl \1El.OINC CODE -STEEL 'ELD ElECTRONICS SHAll BE E70xx. CONTRACTOR TO USE
"CERTI~ AND/OR UCENSED" PERSONNa fOR WELDlNC.
l All THREADED SlRUCTURAl fASTENERS FOR ANTENNA SUPPORT ASSEII8UES SHAU. CONFORIot TO
ASTIot A325. FASTENERS SHAU. BE 5/8" MIN. DIAMETER BEARlNC l'tPE CONNECTIONS 'MlH TREADS
INCLUDED IN lHE .SHEAR PLANE. AU. EXPOSED FASTENERs. NUTs, AND WASHERS SHAU. BE
GAlVANIZED UNlESS OTHERWISE NOTEO. CONCRETE EXPANSION ANOiORS SHAU. BE "HILll OUIK",
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CABLES. '
K. STEa FENCE SYSTEMS SHALl'INCLUDE lHE fENCE POSTs, fAeRIe. CA TE SYSTE\I, AND AU.
NECESSARY ERECTION ACCESSORIEs" RTTlNGS, AND fASTENINC5. AlL FENCE SYSTEM COMPONENTS
SHALL BE CAlVANIZED IN ACCORDANCE WllH ASnI A153. GATES SHAlL BE SWING T'tPE- REFER TO
SITE PLAN, THIS SHEET FOR SIZE. REFER TO T'tPICAl FENCE DETAILS AND SPEClRCA TlONS FOR
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ON A CONTINUOUS SINGLE SECTION OF BRIDGE CHANNEL SHAlL BE 9' FOR 10' BRIDGE CHANNEL "
2. WHEN USING COIoIPDNENTS FOR SPUClNG BRIDGE CHANNEL SECTIONS, THE SPUCE SHOULD BE PRO..,.DED AT "-
THE SUPPORT, IF POSSIBLE. OR AT A MAXIMUM or 2 FEET FROM THE SUPPORT.
J. WHEN USING COIIPDNENTS, SUPPORT SHOULD BE PROlrloro AS ClOSE AS POSSIBLE TO THE END OF" THE
ICE BRIDGE. WITH A MAXIMUM CANTILEVER or 2' FROM THE SUPPORT AT THE FREE END.
4. CUT BRIDGE CHANNEl. SECTIONS SHOULD HAIlE CUT EDGES COlD GAlVANIZED SPRA'I'(!).
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FOR AlL EQUIPMENT INFORMATION AND PARTs.
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IIERIAED WITH IN AELD PRo..ECT MANAGER
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS
5714 Y. 74TH STREET, lNDIANAPOUS. INDIANA
PH. (317) 290-9549 FAX (317) 290-9580
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DlRECllONAL 100' D' 0' 140'
AlPHA RX 1 1/4" YELLOW (Y) WHITE (W) NiITE (W)
EllS TX~ 1 1/4" RED (R) BRO'MII (B) VtHITE (W) FR90-16-02DP
D1RECllONAL 100' 120' 0' 140'
BETA RX 1 1/4. RED (R) VtHITE (W) VtHITE (W)
EllS TX~ 11/4. GREEN (G) BROWN (B) VtHITE (W) fR90-16-02DP
DIRECTIONAL 100' 240- 0' 140'
GAMMA RX 1 1/4" GREEN (G) WHITE (w) NiITE (w)
PRIMARY CPS ANTENNA 1/2" GRAY BY SP~T PCS
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2. SPACING TO BE ,. BETWEEN COLORS
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4. START COLOR BANDS 2. BEYOND WEATHERPROOfING
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LISTED ARE APPROXlIIATE AND ARE NOT INTENDED TO BE USED FOR FABRICAllON. DUE TO
FIELD CONDI11ONS. ACTUAL ANTENNA CABLE LENGTHS REQUIRED IIAY VARY FROM LENGTHS
TABULATED. CONlRACTORS IIUST FIElD \IERIFY ANTENNA CABLE LENGTHS PRIOR TO ORDER.
2. ACTUAL COAXIAL ANTENNA CABlE DIAMETER 'MU BE AS SHO'MII
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A. AT ANTENNAS OR IoIA1N FEEDER
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C. BOTTOM OF FEEDER
4. ALL MAIN CAIlLES W1U BE UllUZED GROUND KITS GROUNDED AT (2) TWO POINTS AS FOLLOWS:
A. ANlENNA LEVEL ONE END IIEOtANICAI. CONNECTED TO GROUND BAR.
B. ONE END MEOtANICAI. CONNECTED TO EXTERNAL
GROUND BAR (EGB).
5. ALL TOP .lJWPERS W1U BE THREE FEET OR SIX FEET IN LENGTH. SUPPLY BY SPRINT PCSk INSTALL BY
ANTENNA CONlRACTOR.
6. CABLES TO BE INSTALLED AND TESTED AS PER SPRINT SSEO J.003.1D.004
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5714 11'. 74TH STREET. INDIANAPOUS. INDIANA
PH. (317) 290-95.9 FAX (317) 290-9560
ZAMBER
1388 QUEENS WAY
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GROUNDING NOTES"
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I MAl([ ALL TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT GROUND CONNECnONS
AND SPUCES W/BURNDY "HY-GROUND. CONNECTORS.
UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. "
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K THIRD PARTY SHALL OlEeK RESISTANCE BElVIiEEt~ GROUND
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MAX RESISTANCE NOT TO EXCEED :5 OHMS-
L UnllTY SERlllCE REQUIREIIENTS ARE SHOWN ON DRAWINGS
BASED ON INFORIoIAnON AVAILABlE AT THE nilE ..
ARE NOT GUARANTEED.
II DISCONNECTS SHALL BE HEAVY DUTY - 200,000 AlC RAnNG
ACCEPTABLE IIFG G.E. SQUARE D. WESCO/CUllER HAMMER
OR SIEMENS.
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AND REQUIREIIENTS OF $[RlllCE BY unllTY COMPANY OURlNG
BlDDING .. INa.UDE ALL COST FOR A COMPLETE SYSTEII IN
THE BID.
o PVC SCH 40 MAY BE USED AS PERIIIITEO BY CODE IN LIEU OF
RIGID STEEl CONDUIT FOR UNDERGROUND TELCO APPlICA nONS
ONLY. INSTALL A CODE SIZED INSULATED GROUND CONDUCTOR
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A AlL WORI<S ,. IIA TERlAlS SHAll BE IN FUll ACCORDANCE w/
THE NAnONAL ELECTRiCAl CODE. AlL APPUCABLE STATE AND
LOCAL LAws. AND REGULAnONS-
NDTHING IN THESE PlANS OR SPEClFICA nONS SHALL BE
CONSTRUCTED AS TO PERIIIT WORI( NOT CONfORMING TO THE
IIOST STRINGENT OF THESE CODES- SHOULD CHANCES BE
NECESSARY IN THE DRAWINGS OR SPEClFlCAnONS TO MAl([ WORI(
COIIPl Y W!THESE REQUIREIIENTS. THE SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL
IMMEDIATELY (ESPECIALLY BEFORE BOOING SUBIIITTAL) NOnFY
THE ENGINEER IN ~lnNG I: CEASE WORK ON PARTS ON THE
CONTRACT WHlOl ARE AFFECTED.
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CONSTRucnON TO VERIFY AlL CONDIllONS At SHOULD NonrY
SPRINT IMIlEQIATELY UPON DISC~Y OF ANY DISCREPANCIES-
THE SUBCONTRACTOR ASSUMES All LIABILITY TO COIIPL Y
WITH THIS PROIIISlON.
C EXTENT OF WQRI( IS INDICATED BY DRAWINGS I: SPEClFlCAnONS At
IS SUB~CT TO THE TERMS Ie CONDlnONS OF CONTRACT. THE
WORK SHALL CONSIST OF FURNSHING ALL lABOR. EQUIPIIENT,
IIA TERIAlS At SUPPUES NECESSARY FOR A COMPLETE ..
OPERA nONAL ELECTRICAl SYSTEII INQ..UDING WORI( NOT 1lEN1l0NED
OR SHOWN WHlGH ARE NECESSARY FOR SUCCESSFUL
OPERA nON OF ALL SYSTEMS.
D DRAWINGS INDICATE: DtAGRAllIIA nCAU. Y THE DESIRED LOeA nONS OR
ARRANGEIIENTS OF THE CONDUIT RUNS. OU1lETS. EQUIP. ETC
,. SHALL BE fOllOWED IN EXECUnNG THE WORI(S SO AS TO
SECURE THE BEST POSSIBLE INSTALLA nON IN THE AVAILA8LE
SPACE UMITAnONS
E FEEDER Ie BRANCH CIRCUITS TO BE RUN IN OIT FOR INDOOR
PROTECTED LOCA nONS ONLY. FEEDER ,. BRANCH CIRCUITS RUN
IN NONIIETAl.UC CONDUIT SHALL INa.UOE A CODE SIZED
GROUNDING CONDUCTOR HAVING GREEN INSULAllON. GROUND
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aEClRICAL CONllNUlTY
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CARMEL. IN 46032
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ABBREVlA TIONS
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PRC
RCS
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1.11GB
OBGE
BTS
AMERICAN WIRE GAUGE
BARE COPPER WIRE
GLOBAL POSlnONING SYSTEM
, PERSONAL COloIMUNICA nON SYSTEloI
'''"POWER PROTEcnON CABINET
~MARY RADIO CABINET
RlClD GALVANIZED STEa
ELE~CAL METALLIC TUBING
MASTER'ISOLATED GROUND BAR
COAX ISol:A TED GROUND BAR EXTERNAL
BASE lRAHSloIISSlON SYSTEloI
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1) GROUND RODS WILL BE 5/B' X 10 rOOT COPPER CLAD NOT LESS ltlAN 10 f'OOT
OR MORE THAN 15 f'ooT APART AND MINIIolUM or 40 INOlES BELOW fiNISHED
GRADE. '
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MADE '<IA CADWELD PROCESS EXCEPT, fOR IolONOPOlE (USE IoIANUf'ACTURERS
APPROVED GROUNDING ATTAOlNENT f'OR MONOPOlE) UNl(SS OTHERWISE SPEaFlEO.,
3) All. WIRING USED IN THE GROUND RING SHAll. BE 12 SCUD nNNEO COPPER
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPEOflED.
4) All. METALUC COMPONENTS ON THE SITE MUST BE GROUNDEO TO THE GROUND
RING. "Jl.lIS INCLUDES STEEl CONDUITS USED TO DEUVER THE TELCO AND
PO'llER unuTY UNES TO THE SITE OR USED TO PRO'<lDE ACCESS BY ununES
OR CONlRACTORS TO THE VARIOUS CABINETS.
5) W1iEN EARTH RESISTANCE TEST INDICATE "Jl.lA T THE SOil. IS ABOVE MINIMUM
All.OWABLE RESISTANCE. THEN CONlRACTOR SHAll. ESnlolATE THE T'IPE. HUloIBER
AND ARRANCEIoIENT or EAR"Jl.l ELEClRODES. CONTRACTOR SHAll. ALSO CONSIDER
COloIPANY'S SITE SPEClftC APPROAOlES f'OR IMPROVING EARTH RESISTANCE AT
THE SITE BY THE METlfODS INDICA TED BELOW:
fOR RAW LAND SITES:
lA.~ USE IolULnPLE RODS
2A. LENGTHEN THE EARTH ELEClRODE
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LEAlIE 5' OF COUNTERPOISE IIl1RE AT BOTH ENDS Of' TELEPHONE CONDUITs.
4. IF A POSITRON IS REQUIRED, ROUTE TElEPHONE CABLE. THROUGH 2" CONDUIT, FROII POSITRON
TO TElCO SlOE OF ppc.
(2) 2", EIolT CONDUIT TO GPS FROII DEI
INs'rAlL FROM O\IERHEAD TO SIDE OF DEI AS
SHOWN IN DRAWING OR AS DIRECltD BY SPRINT
CONSTRUCTION REPRESENTA nIlE.
SUPPlJED AND INSTAllED BY CONTRACTOR.
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40 P.V.c. CONDUIT
(FOR GROUND WIRE)
12" DlA. CONCRETE PIERS,
SUPPUED AND INSTAllED
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2"' SCHEDULE 40 P.V.c. CONDUIT TO PPC (PO'6ER)
J", SCHEDUlE 40 P.V.c. CONDUIT TO POWER UTlUTY
2"' SCHEDULE 40 P.V.c. CONDUIT TO PPC (PO'6ER)
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FIlL IIAlERlAl USING 12" (MAll) uns.
4. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE All WORK 'MTH lOCAl UllUTlES THROUGH
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CARMEL. IN. 46032
HAMILTON COUNTY
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21tx21t LEASE AREA
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A. lHE CENERAI.. CONTRACTOR AND/OR HIS SUBCONTRACTOR SHAll BE RESPONSIBlE FOR OBTAINING
All PERMITS ANO INSPECllONS WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED FOR lHE WORK BY lHE ARCHllt:CT/
ENGINEER, lHE STA It:. COUNTY. OR LOCAl.. GOVERNMENT AUlHORITY.
B. REFER TO lHE Silt: PLAN PREPARED BY OlHERS FOR BOUNOARY AND Silt: TOPOGRAPHY.
C. DESIQI REQUIREMENTS FOR lHE ANTENNA SUPPORTING STRUCTURE ARE PER niE MOST CURRENT
BOCA NAll0HAI.. BUIlDING CODE. LOCAl BUILDING CODES, AND lHE E1A/llA-222-[ STRUCTURAl.
STANDARDS FOR Slt:EL ANTENNA SUPPORllNG STRUCTURES. THE BASIC WINO SPEED UllUZED FOR
DESIGN IS 75 IIPH ANO 1/2" ICE.
D. CON~Elt: FOR FENCE POST AND COAX CABLE TRAY SHAll BE 3000 PSI AIR ENTRAINED (4% TO 6
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ORGANIC MATERIALs. ANO/OR RUBBLE TO FlRN SUB GRADE AS APPROVED BY GEOlt:CHNlCAI.. REPQltT.
PLACE A "MIRAFl 5OOX" SHEET ON SUB GRADE ANI) F1LL W/ 23-A BASE (INDOT) COVERED NTH 2" OF
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as of the effe~tive date of this amendatory
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or special use or special exception approval
so long as the use is not substantially altered
and the height of the antenna or tower is not
increased. This paragraph authorizes the
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new tower or antenna on the" same premises
at a height not to exceed the existing tower
or antenna if the use of the premises is not
substantially altered and the existing tower
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IN THE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
CITY OF CARMEL~ INDIANA
In re: Appeal filed by Richard Deer
regarding Building Permit Number
2001.0627.B
Docket No. A-97-01
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Sprint Spectrum L.P. ("Sprint PCS") by Thomas F. Bedsole and Richard S. Nikchevich,
hereby respectfully submits this Written Appearance pursuant to Article VII, Section 5 of the
City of Carmel and Clay Township Board of Zoning Appeals Rules of Procedure in opposition to
Appellant's Appeal and states as follows:
1. Sprint PCS provides Personal Communic~tions Services in Carmel, Indiana and
the remainder of the Indianapolis metropolitan area pursuant to a license from the Federal
Communications Commission, and is the holder of Building Permit Number 2001.0627.B (the
"Building Permit") for the installation of an Antenna facility (the "Sprint PCS Antenna") on an
existing tower located at 1388 Queens Way Road, Carmel, Indiana (the "Zamber Tower").
2. Appellant, Richard Deer, has filed the subject Appeal seeking a determination ~hat
the Building Permit was not validly issued on account of the alleged failure by Sprint PCS to
obtain a Special Use Permit pursuant to the Zoning Ordinance, Ordinance No. Z-160, as
amended, of the City of Carmel and Clay Township, Hamilton County, Indiana (the "Zoning
Ordinance").
3. Section 5.1.1 of the Zoning Ordinance expressly permits an Antenna that is
collocated on an existing or previously approved tower as a Permitted Use. The proposed Sprint
PCS Antenna is to be collocated on the existing Zamber Tower. As such, the Antenna did not
constitute a Special Use, and no hearing before the Board of Zoning Appeals (the "BZA") was
required as a condition to the issuance of the Building Permit.
4. In the subject Appeal, Appellant claims that the Building Permit was not properly
issued and quotes statements of the Director of the Department of Community Services (the
"Director") allegedly made in connection with the issuance of the Building Permit: ". . . an
'Antenna,' if collocated with an existing 'Antenna,' on an approved and/or existing tower, is a
permitted use." [emphasis in original]. The Appellant argues that because the Sprint PCS
Antenna will not be collocated with an existing Antenna, the Sprint PCS Antenna is not a
Permitted Use under the Zoning Ordinance. The Appellant's alleged citation, however, is not an
appropriate quotation or application of Section 5.1.1 of the Zoning Ordinance. Section 5.1.1
actually states that an Antenna is a Permitted Use ifit is~ollocated with an existing or previously
approved tower". [emphasis added]. Hence, Section 5.1.1 does not require collocation with an
existing Antenna.
5. Appellant further states that the Sprint PCS Antenna and ancillary equipment
building (the "Sprint PCS Site") require Special Use approval from the BZA and that "Section
5.2 of the S-1 zoning district dictates that a variance must be obtained prior to placing the Sprint
PCS Site antenna on the site because an initial 'Antenna' must be located 'on or within a
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structure other than a tower'." Appellant, however, misstates Section 5.2. This Section actually
states that an Antenna is a Special Use "if visually integrated with a camouflaged on or within a
structure other than a tower (such as a chimney stack, church spire, light standard, monument,
power line support; device or water tower)". [emphasis added]. As clearly stated by the plain
language of the Zoning Ordinance. Similarly, Section 5.2 does not apply to Antenna to be
located on an existing tower, hence it does not apply in this case. As a Permitted Use, the Sprint
PCS Site does not require the approval of the BZA nor is a variance required before the issuance
of a building permit. The erection of the Antenna on the existing tower will not circumvent the
purpose of requiring a special use because the Zoning Ordinance allows, as a Permitted Use, an
Antenna to be erected on an existing tower. The Zamber Tower has existed since 1987 and
clearly constitutes an existing tower.
6. The Appellant also claims that the Sprint PCS Antenna would violate Section
5.3.7 of the Zoning Ordinance because it permits ''private radio and television reception and
transmittal towers and antennas.. .", while the Sprint PCS Antenna will be used for commercial
purposes. Section 5.1.1 allows an Antenna to be collocated on any existing or previously
approved tower. The use (i.e., private versus commercial) of the Antenna is not afactor in
determining whether it is a Permitted Use. Section 5.3.7 governs whether an amateur radio
tower will be considered a Permitted Use. It is not relevant in determining whether the
collocation of the Sprint PCS Antenna is a Permitted Use.
7. That the collocation of the Sprint PCS Antenna on the Zamber Tower is a
Permitted Use under Section 5.1.1 of the Zoning Ordinance is supported by the actions of City
staff. Specifically, not only did the City staff issue the Building Permit, but even Michael
Hollbaugh's alleged revocation of the Building Permit was not premised on the grounds
articulated by Mr. Deer, but on different grounds (see Exhibit A hereto)l.
8. Sprint PCS respectfully requests that the BZA deny Appellant's Appeal.
Respectfully Submitted,
By: .
Richard S. Nikchevich
The alleged revocation of the Building Permit described on Exhibit A hereto is not the subject of
Appellant's Appeal, but is the subject of a separate appeal filed by Sprint PCS with this Board on or about
September 24,2001 (the "Sprint Appeal"). Hence, Sprint PCS understands that the grounds set forth in said
revocation are not part of the Appellant's Appeal and cannot be addressed hereby_ If that understanding is not
correct, Sprint PCS hereby reiterates and reaffIrms the positions expressed in the Sprint Appeal.
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City of Carmer AUJG 24 2001
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES
Michael P. Hollibaugh
Director
August 23, 2001
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Mr. Jay Lemmon
Q Serve Cottnnunications
4515 South High School Road
Indianapolis, IN 46241
RE: Revocation of Permit No.627.01
Dear Mr. LcmmOli:
Pursuant to the authority veSted in me by the general ordinances of the jmisdictional ,area
of the City of-Carmel, Indfana, Under whose jurisdiction all improvement location permits
(building permits) are issued for that City and for Clay Township, Indiana, I hereby
. revoke the above referenced permit. .
TPis office has determined that, prior to the issuance of a permit for the proposed
"Equipment Shelter" on the ''Lease Area" (as described in your Application for
Improvement Location PerrIiit), the "Parent Tract" should have been divided into tw~1 (2)
or more smaller parcels. Under Chapter 3 of the Carmel Clay Zoning Ordinance, this:
constitutes the subdivision ofland requiring plat approval by the Plan Commission.
Should you desire to submit an application for plat approval, you may contact Jon
Do~osiewicz oftbis Department to discuss the necessary process.
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"wcJt P. Holh'baugh
Director
Department of Community Services
CC: James A L. Buddenbaum, Attorney for Sprint Spectrum, LP ----
EXHIBIT
ONE CMC SQUARE
CARMEL, ll\fDIANA 46032
317/571.2417
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CARMEUCLAY BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
CARMEL, INDIANA
Docket No.:
A-97-01
Petitioner:
RICHARD DEER
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FINDINGS OF FACT - APPEA
1 . The Petitioner has properly followed the Appeals Procedures outlin 'J'
et. seq.
2. Nature of action appealed from:
Issuance of an Improvement Location Permit (No.627.01) / Refusal to revoke an Improvement Location
Permit (No.627.01)
Agency:
Department of Community Services
Official:
Director
Date of Decision:
June 15. 2001 / Auqust 14. 2001
3. Attached are copies of the pertinent Ordinance sections which are the subject of the Petitioner's Appeal:
Section 3.7 - Definition of "Antenna"
Section 5.0 - S-1 Residence District: Chapter 25 - Additional Use Requlations
4. The written materials submitted to the Board do support the Petitioner because:
the use for which the ILP was qranted (a commercial antenna and unstaffed. unoccupied commercial
radio equipment shelter) is not a Permitted Use under the S-1 Residential District and related sections of
the CarmeVClav Zoninq Ordinance: thus. the ILP was improperlv issued and should be revoked.
5. The Agency (DOCS) and Official (Director) should not be affirmed.
6. The work on the premises upon which appeal has been filed shall be stayed.
DECISION
IT IS THEREFORE the decision of the CarmeVClay Board of Zoning Appeals that Appeal Docket No. A-97-o1
is granted, subject to any conditions stated in the minutes of this Board, which are incorporated herein by
reference and made a part hereof.
ADOPTED this
24th
day of
June
,2002.
CHAIRPERSON, CarmeVClay Board of Zoning Appeals
SECRETARY, Carmel/Clay Board of Zoning Appeals
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Conditions of the Board are listed on the back.
(Petitioner or his representative to sign.)
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CITY OF CARMEL &. CLAY TOWNSHIP ZONING ORDINANCE
AL TERA TION, SUBSTANTIAL. Any change to an approved plan of any type that involves the revision of
ten percent (10%) or more of the plan's total area or approved materials. (adopted per Z-345)
ANTENNA. A structure or device that is used for the purpose of collecting or transmitting signals, images,
sounds, or information of any nature by wire, radio, visual, or electromagnetic waves, including
but not limited to directional or omni-directional antennas, panels, and microwave or satellite
dishes. The term does not include an amateur radio station antenna. (adopted per Z-320)
ANTENNA, DISH-TYPE RECEIVING (EARTH STATION OR GROUND STATION). A signal
receiving device, the purpose of which is to receive radio communications, television, data
transmission or other signals from a satellite or satellites in earth orbit. Considered a structure,
thus subject to all ordinances relating to structures.
APARTMENT. A dwelling unit, primarily of a rental nature.
AREA, BUILDING. see BUILDING AREA.
AREA, COMMON. Areas within a development that serve either a portion of or the entire development.
(Example common area - signs, lighting, landscaping, maintenance shed, etc.)
AREA, GROSS. Entire area of project or platted area.
ASSESSED V ALUA TION. The monetary value placed on a property and/or building as established by the
assessor with authority over the jurisdiction of this ordinance.
BASEMENT. A story having part, but not less than one-half, of its height below grade. A basement is
counted as a story for the purposes of height regulation if subdivided, used for dwelling purposes
other than by a janitor employed on the premises and/or as walk-out access.
BERTH OR BAY, LOADING AND UNLOADING. The off-street area required for the receipt or
distribution by vehicles of material or merchandise, which in this Ordinance is held to be a twelve-
foot (12') by forty-five-foot (45') loading space with a fifteen-foot (15') height clearance and
paved with a hard surface in accordance with the current standards of the City ofCarmeJ.
BLOCK. A unit or property bounded by one or more streets and by streets and/or railroad rights-of-way,
waterways or other barriers.
BLOCK FRONTAGE. Property having frontage on one side ofa street and lying between the two nearest
intersecting or intercepting streets, or nearest intersecting or intercepting street and railroad
right-of-way, waterway or other barrier.
BOARD. The CarmeVClay Board of Zoning Appeals.
BORROW PIT. An area of land from which earth is removed for use on another site and a permanent or
temporary irregular terrain is created.
BUFFER, GREENBELT. The area of a development which abuts the perimeter of the development and
which is designed specifically to provide a buffer and visual screen to adjacent land.
BUFFER OR SCREEN, SOLID VISUAL. May include, but not be limited to a minimum five-foot (5')
high solid evergreen hedge; stone, brick or wood fence; earth mounding or other suitable material
or any combination a minimum of five (5) feet in height. If a chain link fence (with or without
screen slats) is used, a minimum of five-foot (5') high solid evergreen hedge shall be provided on
the residential or commercial side of the fence.
Chapter 3: Definitions
3-2
as amended per Z-320; Z-339; Z-340; Z-345
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CITY OF CARMEL & CLAY TOWNSHIP ZONING ORDINANCE
CARMEUCLA Y ZONING ORDINANCE
CHAPTER S: S-l/RESIDENCE DISTRICT
5.0 S-I/Residence District
Purpose and Intent
The purpose of this district is to provide for the development of innovative residential environments in
keeping with the rural character of this district, by providing for a development process that allows a high
degree of flexibility in the design of single-family subdivisions. Further, it is the purpose of this district to
provide for a development process that allows for more efficient use of the land through the introduction of
open space and conservation lands within subdivisions. It is the intention of this district to protect
remaining significant natural features within this district by placing an emphasis on less intensive urban land
uses. (adopted per Z-J17)
5.1 Permitted Uses:
Antenna, if collocated on an existing or previously approved tower (adopted per Z-J10)
Home occupation
Kennel, residential
Single-family dwelling
5.1.1 Minimum Area Reauirements: (amended per Z-J11)
Use. Location Minimum Area Equivalent Density (Maximum)
(Acres)
Residential subdivision, located 0.77 acres, times number of lots in 1.3 lots, times number of acres in
west of Spring Mill Road and north subdivision subdivision
of 14151 Street
Residential subdivision, located 1.00 acres, times number of lots in 1.0 lots, times number of acres in
west of Spring Mill Road, north of subdivision subdivision
1 16th Street and south of ] 4 ] 51 Street
Residential subdivision, located 0.77 acres, times number of lots in ].3 lots, times number of acres in
west of Spring MiH Road and south subdivision subdivision
of I 16th Street
Residential subdivision, located east 0.35 acres, times number of lots in 2.8 lots, times number of acres in
of Spring Mill Road subdivision subdivision
This section does not affect the height and area requirements for individual lots that are contained
in Section 5.4 of the Zoning Ordinance.
5.].2 Area density requirements for qualifying subdivisions shall be regulated on a sliding scale based
upon the amount of open space provided. (see Subdivision Regulations, Chapter 7) (adopted per
Z-J17)
5.2 Special Uses: (See Chapter 11 for additional regulations.)
Chapter 5: S-]lResidence District
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as amended per Z-J09; Z-J10; Z-J11; Z-317
CITY OF CARMEL & CLAY TOWNSHIP ZONING ORDINANCE
Antenna, if visually integrated with or camouflaged on or within a structure other than a tower (such as a
chimney stack, church spire, light standard, monument, power line support device, or water tower)
(adopted per Z-320)
Artificial lake or pond (not part of a plat)
Cemetery
Clinic or medical health center
Church, temple or other place of worship
College or University
Commercial greenhouse
Country club
Day nursery
Golf course
Hospital
Kennel, commercial
Kindergarten
Mineral extraction, borrow pit, top soil removal and their storage
Plant nursery
Power transmission line, in excess of 129 KV A
Private airplane or helicopter landing and/or service facility
Private recreational development or facility
Private water treatment and/or storage facilities
Radio or television transmission tower
Raising and breeding of non-farm fowl and animals (not a kennel)
Riding stable
School of general elementary or secondary education (accredited by the State)
5.2.1 Minimum Area Requirements:
Use
Minimum Area
(Acres)
Cemetery
Commercial Greenhouse
Day nursery
Kindergarten
Plant nursery
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5.2.2 Other Requirements:
Use
Other reauirements:
Mineral extraction, borrow pit, top
soil removal and their storage
Minimum perimeter Natural
Open Space buffer (as
defined in 7.3.B of the
Subdivision Regulations) of
300 ft. when adjoining or
abutting any residential use
of district. (amended per Z-
327)
5.2.3 Special Exceptions (See Chapter 21 for additional regulations):
Wireless telecommunications service tower, monopole-type construction only (adopted per Z-
320)
Chapter 5: S-I/Residence District
5-2
as amended per Z-309; Z-320; Z-322; Z-327
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5.3 Accessory Building and Uses (See Chapter 25 for additional regulations.)
5.3.1 Accessory uses and structures are permitted under the following conditions: (Section 5.3.1
amended per Z-309)
1. They do not alter or change the character of the premises;
2. They are on the same lot as the principal structure to which they are accessory;
3. They are not attached to the principal structure, with the exception of an allowable
uniform and continuous roof supported by customary supports or joists, and no other
connection or attachment between the structures exists;
4. They are not erected prior to the erection of the principal building;
5. They do not exceed eighteen (18) feet in height;
6. When detached from the principal building, they are set back seventy-five (75) feet or
more from the front lot line. Comer lots and through lots are exempt from this paragraph
6;
7. They In leGated in a side er rear yard but may Ret eGGuJ3Y mere than 39 J3eFeeBt efthe
side ar rear yar-d;
87. When closer than ten (10) feet to a main building, they shall be considered as part of the
main building and shall be provided with the side and rear yards required for the main
building; and,
98. When more than ten (10) feet from a main building, they may be erected within five (5)
feet, or easement plus three (3) feet, of a side or rear lot line, but not within any easement.
5.3.2 A private swimming pool may be permitted as an accessory use. No swimming pool or its deck
shall be closer than ten (10) feet to the property line or less than the minimum setback, whichever
is greater. For purposes for safety, the following shall apply: (Section 5.3.2 adopted per Z-309)
1. walls or fencing deemed to be impenetrable by the enforcing authority, that is not less
than five (5) feet high completely surrounding the swimming pool and the deck area with
exception of self-closing and latching gates and doors, both capable of being locked;
2. other means not less than five (5) feet high and deemed impenetrable by the enforcing
authority at the time of construction and completely surrounding the pool and deck area
when the pool is not used; and
3. a combination of subdivisions (1) through (2) that completely surrounds the pool and deck
with the exception of self-closing and latching gates and doors which are capable of being
locked; or
4. a safety pool cover may be used provided that:
a. there is a continuous connection between the cover and the deck, so as to
prohibit access to the pool when the cover is completely drawn over the pool;
b. it is mechanically operated by key or key and switch such that the cover cannot
be drawn upon or retracted without the use of a key;
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c. it is capable of supporting a four hundred pound imposed load upon a
completely drawn cover;
d. it is installed with a track, rollers, rails or guides;
e. it bears an identification tag indicating the name of the manufacturer, name of
the installer, installation date, and applicable safety standards, if any.
f. that it is in compliance with the Indiana swimming pool code, 2d Edition,
effective date September 13, 1989, as amended.
5.3.3 Tennis courts may be permitted as an accessory use but shall be located only within a side or rear
yard. Open wire mesh fences surrounding tennis courts may be erected to a height of sixteen (16)
feet if such fences only enclose a regulation court area and standard apron areas. Lighting of the
court area shall not create more than five (5) foot candles of light twenty-five (25) feet from the
perimeter of the court.
5.3.4 Quarters for bonafide servants employed by the occupants of the dwelling are permitted.
5.3.5 One guesthouse with cooking facilities may be permitted as an accessory building on lots
containing not less than one (I) acre.
5.3.6 Accessory lighting is permitted; however, no lighting shall cause illumination at or beyond any lot
line in excess of 0.1 foot-candles of light.
5.3.7 Private radio and television reception and transmitting towers and antennas are permitted subject
to applicable local, state and federal regulations. No structure shall be located or permitted within
ten (10) feet of a power transmission line.
5.3.8 Accessory uses such as public utility installations, private walks, driveways, retaining walls, mail
boxes, nameplates, lamp posts, birdbaths and structures of a like nature are permitted in any
required front, side or rear yard.
5.4 Height and Area Requirements (See Chapter 26 for additional regulations.) (Section 5.4 renumbered per
Z-317)
5.4.1 Maximum height:' twenty-five (25) feet.
5.4.2 Minimum lot area: (Section 5.4.2 adopted per Z-317)
A. Lots without service by a community water system and a community sanitary sewer
system, 43,560 square feet.
B. Lots with service from a coriununity water system, and private septic system, 35,000
square feet.
C. Lots with serv;ice from a community sanitary sewer system and private water system,
25,000 square'feet.
D. Lots with community water system and community sanitary sewer system 15,000 square
feet.
5.4.3 Minimum lot standards:
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A. Minimum front yard: 40 feet.
B. Minimum side yard:
I. single-family home-IO feet;
2. all other uses-20 feet.
C. Minimum aggregate of side yard:
I. single-family home-30 feet;
2. all other uses-50 feet.
D. Minimum rear yard:
I. single-family home-20 feet;
2. all other uses-I 5 feet.
E. Minimum lot width:
1. single-family home-l20 feet;
2. all other uses-200 feet.
F. Maximum lot coverage: thirty-five percent (35%) oflot.
G. Minimum ground floor area:
I. one-story dwelling-I ,000 square feet;
2. two-story dwelling and all other uses-800 square feet.
5.4.4 Any lot within a qualifying subdivision, as described in Chapter 7 of the Subdivision Regulations,
is exempt from the requirements of Sections 5.4.2 and 5.4.3. (adopted per Z-317)
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CHAPTER 25: ADDITIONAL USE REGULA nONS
25.0 Additinnal t h:e Rp.g;JJlatinn~
25.1 Acce~~nry Rllilding~ and t h:e~
25.1.1 In the residential districts, no accessory building shall be constructed upon a lot until the
construction of the main building has actually commenced; and, no accessory building shall be
used unless the main building on the lot is also being occupied for the intended purposes.
However, nothing shall prevent the use of a temporary construction facility for the storage of tools,
material and equipment by a contractor during building construction.
25.1.2 No residential accessory building may be erected in front of a main building, or in the required
front yard on the side of a comer lot, unless the accessory building is attached to the main building
by a common wall.
25.1.3 A private residential garage or accessory building shall not exceed the living area of the primary
structure. The combined square footage of the resident, garage and accessory building shall not
exceed the maximum thirty-five percent (35%) lot coverage allowed.
25.1.4 Filling station pumps and light standards may be located in the required front yard, but not within
thirty (30) feet ofland which is used or zoned for residential use.
25.1.5 Trash receptacles must be enclosed in all commercial and industrial areas.
25.2 .Ecnccs
25.2.1 On residentially used or zoned lots of less than two acres, fences located within any required front
yard shall not exceed forty-two (42) inches in height, as measured from the topmost point thereof
to the ground adjacent to the fence. At least twenty-five percent (25%) of its area shall be open as
viewed on any line perpendicular to the vertical plane of the fence. Such open spaces must be
reasonably dispersed throughout the entire area of the fence, except where solid stone or brick
walls are permitted.
25.2.2 Residential fences located within any required side or rear yard shall not exceed six (6) feet in
height, as measured from the topmost point thereof to the ground adjacent to the fence.
25.2.3 Residential fences not located within any required yard but within the buildable area shall not
exceed nine (9) feet in height, as measured from the topmost point thereof to the ground adjacent
to the fence.
25.2.4 Any fence placed upon an erected earth berm or masonry wall must govern its height as measured
to the ground adjacent to said earth berm or wall.
25.2.5 Open wire mesh fences surrounding tennis courts may be erected to a height of sixteen (16) feet, if
such fences shall only enclose a regulation court area and standard apron areas.
25.2.6 Fences enclosing an institution, a public park, schools, and commercial or industrial property may
consist of an open mesh fence not to exceed a height of ten (10) feet.
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25.2.7 No sign, fence, wall, shrub or other obstruction to vision shall exist in the area designated as the
vision clearance area of comer lots.
25.2.8 No fence shall be constructed within the approved subdivision retention/detention drainage facility
easement.
25.2.9 No fence shall be constructed within the twenty-foot (20') mandatory planting strip associated with
frontage places and hammerheads. (adopted per Z-318)
25.3 Mohile Home C-ourt!;
25.3.1 Each lot provided for the occupancy of a single mobile home unit shall have an area of not less
than five thousand (5,000) square feet and a width of not less than fifty (50) feet, and each mobile
home court shall provide a total gross court area of not less than five (5) acres. The maximum
gross density of the court shall be ten (10) units per gross acre.
25.3.2 Each mobile home site shall abut or face a clear unoccupied space, driveway, public or private
roadway, or street of not less than twenty (20) feet in width, which shall have unobstructed access
to a public highway or street.
25.3.3 Space between mobile homes may be used for the parking of motor vehicles if the space is clearly
designated. Each mobile home unit shall have two parking spaces.
25.3.4 The mobile home court shall be surrounded by a fifty-foot (50') wide landscaped strip.
25.3.5 A planting screen six (6) feet high is required where a mobile home court abuts a residential
district.
25.3.6 The mobile home court shall provide a water distribution system and a sanitary collection system
with conneCtion to a public sanitary system.
25.3.7 Adequate storm water drainage by surface and subsurface means shall be provided.
25.4 Recrp.ational Vehicle!;
25.4.1 Recreational vehicles may not be stored any closer to a lot line than three (3) times the maximum
height of the recreational vehicle, except when completely enclosed. Non-motorized recreational
vehicles may not be stored on a public right-of-way at any time. Motorized recreational vehicles
may be stored on a public right-of-way for a period not to exceed ten (10) days per month.
25.4.2 At no time shall parked or stored vehicles be occupied or used for habitation as defined herein.
25.4.3 The owner of a recreational vehicle shall not park or store such vehicle in such a manner as to
create a dangerous or unsafe condition on the property where parked or stored. Parking or storage
of the recreational vehicle while not locked or chocked, whether loaded or not, shall be considered
a dangerous and unsafe condition.
25.4.4 No recreational vehicle shall be connected to gas, electric, water or sanitary sewer service for
purposes of habitation, except as cited herein.
25.4.5 Non-resident recreational vehicles may be parked in a front yard or driveway, not on the public
right-of-way and used for habitation, including temporary connection to any appropriate utilities,
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for a period not to exceed ten (10) days per month.
25.5 Weed!;: and ~olid Wa!;:te~
25.5.1 All developed or improved property in the Business, Industrial and Manufacturing Districts, and
all developed or improved residential lots, shall be maintained so as to be free of weeds and other
unsightly growth of plant materials.
25.5.2 Trash, garbage and all solid wastes shall not be stored outside of any building for a period of
longer than seven (7) days, except when construction is in progress.
25.6 Grading.
Grading, filling, excavating or any change in the grade of any property is permitted, but shall not be
detrimental to surrounding properties in appearance or in the diversion of storm water.
25.7 Signs
Signs shall be in accordance with the Cannel-Clay Township Sign Ordinance.
25.8 Temporary C-omrrrnction Facilitie~
Temporary construction facilities are permitted to remain on a job site during all phases of construction and
must be removed within 30 days of the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. No permit is necessary for
temporary construction facilities except where permanently connected to water and sewer utilities.
25.9 Orainage
Any obstruction of the natural flow of drainage in the jurisdictional area of this Ordinance is prohibited.
25.10 R eqJliTed C-ommunity Facilitie~
When community facilities (water, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer) are required in a particular zone district
and one or all of the public systems are unable to support an additional load, the Plan Commission may
grant approval for use of an alternative method of providing the service or services with the provision that
public facilities will be utilized when they become available.
25.11 Principal Owelling StnlchlTe - Minimum Width
All single family or duplex dwelling units shall be required to be constructed with a width of no less than
twenty-three (23) feet.
25.12 ~atellitp. Receiving Antenna~ (Maximum Height 15 Feet) (amended per Z-310)
25.12.1 OevelClpmental ~tandaTd~:
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1.
Satellite receiving antennas shall be pennitted within all zoning districts of the City of
Cannel and Clay Township subject to all applicable Federal, State, local and
manufactures codes and guidelines with the following regulations as well as any and all
review and approval procedures within the CanneVClay Zoning Ordinance.
2.
All ground-mounted satellite receiving antennas shall be located only within the rear yard
of any residential and commercial principal structure as defined by the CanneVClay
Zoning Ordinance.
3.
Satellite receiving antennas shall not be allowed on the roof of any principal or accessory
structure.
4.
Only one (I) satellite receiving antenna shall be located on anyone lot.
5.
A satellite receiving antenna and support structure shall be limited to a maximum height
ofthirtc.(.H (lJ) fifteen (IS) feet (amended per Z-310)
6.
A satellite receiving antenna having printed matter on its surface shall be treated as a sign
relative of the Cannel-Clay Township Sign Ordinance.
7.
A building pennit shall be required prior to the erection of a satellite receiving antenna.
8.
AU cables, wires and connectors from a satellite receiving antenna to other equipment
shall be buried underground.
9.
A satellite receiving antenna shall not be located within five (5) feet of any property line,
easement or public right-of-way.
10.
All satellite receiving antennas shall be obscured from the view of adjacent property
owners of public rights-of-way by: buildings, screen wall, fence, berm, evergreen
planting or any combination thereof. Such screening devices shall be at least eighty
percent (80%) obscuring when viewed from adjacent property or public road
right-of-way, as approved by the Department of Community Services, Plan Commission
and/or Board of Zoning Appeals when applicable.
11.
All satellite receiving antennas shall be neutral or black in color and, to the extent
possible, shall be compatible with the appearance and character of the neighborhood.
25.12.2 ApplirJltion for Pennit Reqnirement!;:
1. A Plot Plan showing the proposed location of the sateUite receiving antenna.
2. A Site Plan, showing not only the building locations of the land parcel, but also building
. locations of properties on all sides of the subject land parcel.
3. A statement that the installation complies with all applicable building and electrical
codes.
4. Once installed, the satellite receIVmg antenna shall be inspected by the Cannel
Department of Community Services for compliance witll all applicable requirements.
25.1 Iowers (amended per Z-310)
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Mobile or cc.1lulm towelS at, not allovycd cU a p".mittcd use, $pedal use, 01 aCGeSSoty use in all
lesidc.ntially zoned disbkB.
25.13.1 Oevelopment ~tanclllrd,,:
1. Zoning. Towers shall be permitted as special uses only in the Business, Industrial, and
Manufacturing Districts, and as such are subject to the approval of the Board of Zoning
Appeals under Chapter 21 of the Zoning Ordinance. Towers shall be permitted in the
Residential Districts only as special exceptions, and as such are subject to the approval of
the Board of Zoning Appeals under Chapter 21 of the Zoning Ordinance. If a tower is
located in an overlay zone, it may also be'subject to ADLS approval in accordance with
the development standards established for that overlay zone.
2. T .igJttinf. A tower may not be illuminated by artificial means or display strobe lights
unless such lighting is specifically required by federal or state law for that tower.
However, when incorporated into the approved design of a tower, light fixtures that are
used to illuminate athletic fields, parking lots, stadiums, or other such facilities may be
attached to the tower.
3. I.and"l'.aping A fifteen-foot (I5') landscaped and maintained area, composed of trees not
less than two and one half (2Yz) inches (caliper) in size (measured at forty (40) inches and
spaced fifty (50) feet on center), and including a solid visual buffer or screen of at least
five (5) feet in height, shall be provided on all sides of a tower, unless otherwise
determined by the Commission (pursuant to ADLS review) or unless otherwise required
by the Board for special use or special exception.
4. ~igJIllgr.. No sign (other than a warning or equipment information sign needed for health
and safety purposes) may be affixed to a tower.
5. Interference Any telecommunications services provided or transmitted via a tower must
comply with all federal and state laws regulating interference levels and emissions.
6. rnllnclltinn. In the case of an application for a special use or special exception seeking
approval for the erection of a new tower, the Board shall, before approving such special
use or special exception, require the applicant to make a written commitment that:
a. if technologically feasible, the tower will be designed and erected in such
manner that it can reasonably accommodate the equipment of up to four (4)
wireless telecommunications service providers (however, if a public agency
wants to locate its equipment on the tower, the agency may be counted as one of
those service providers);
b. the owner of the tower will offer to any wireless telecommunications service
provider that seeks to collocate its equipment on the tower commercially
reasonable lease or license terms, so as to accomplish the purpose of minimizing
the number of such towers that must be erected in the Cannel/Clay community,
and agree to submit any disputes regarding the commercial reasonableness of
such terms to binding arbitration; and
c. the owner of the tower will notifY the Director within thirty (30) days after any
oral or written communication from a wireless telecommunications service
provider inquiring about collocation on the tower, providing the Director with
the name and address of the provider making the inquiry. .
7. F.nfnrcement. A commitment made under subparagraph (6) above shall be recorded
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pursuant to state statute and may be enforced by the Board, by the Director, or by any
wireless telecommunications service provider that desires to collocate its equipment on
the tower subject to the commitment. If, after thirty (30) days notice from the Board, a
person subject to a binding commitment refuses to honor or abide by such commitment,
the special use or special exception approval shall be revoked by the Board.
25.13.2 Snhmitt~1 ReqJJirement~~
I. Pint PllIn. An application for a permit to erect a tower must include a Plot Plan showing
the proposed location of the tower.
2. Site PllIn. An application for a permit to erect a tower must include a Site Plan that shows
not only the locations of all structures on the subject parcel but also the locations of all
structures on adjacent parcels.
3. rnde rnmplillnCe. An application for a permit to erect a tower must include a report
from a qualified professional engineer that:
a. describes the tower_height and design including a cross section and elevation;
b. documents the height above grade for all potential mounting positions for
collocation of equipment and the minimum recommended separation distances
between wireless telecommunications service antennas;
c. describes the tower's capacity, including the number and types of antennas that it
can accommodate;
d. documents that the applicant will operate the tower and any attached antennas in
compliance with applicable federal and state law;
e. documents that the applicant has, before filing the application, investigated the
possibility of collocation with the owners of all other towers in the vicinity; and
f. includes any other information that may be reasonably requested by the Director
as necessary to evaluate the application.
4. In~ctinn Before a tower is placed in service, the owner must submit to the Director a
report from a qualified professional engineer that demonstrates that the tower complies
with all structural and electrical standards.
25.13.3 Ahllndnnment nfTnwer. Ifa tower is abandoned or remains unused for a period of six (6) months,
the owner shall remove the tower and all associated facilities from the site. Such removal shall be
completed within twelve (12) months of the cessation of operations at the site. In the event that a
tower is not removed within the required twelve (12) month period, the Director may remove the
tower and the associated facilities, and the costs of such removal shall be assessed against the
owner of the parcel.
25.13.4 Nnncnnfnrminf lJ"e Any tower or radio or television transmission antenna in existence or
operation as of the effective date of this amendatory ordinance may continue to exist and operate
as a nonconforming use. Such a tower or antenna may be repaired, reconstructed, replaced or
maintained without a use variance or special use or special exception approval so long as the use is
not substantially altered and the height of the antenna or tower is not increased. This paragraph
authorizes the owner of a tower or antenna to construct a new tower or antenna on the same
premises at a height not to exceed the existing tower or antenna if the use of the premises is not
substantially altered and the existing tower or antenna is removed immediately upon completion of
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the new tower or antenna.
25.13.5 Tran!litinnal Prnvi!linn!l. This paragraph applies to any application for a variance to erect a tower
which is pending before the Board on the effective date of this amendatory ordinance. The
applicant may request that the Board treat such a variance application as if it were a special use or
special exception application filed pursuant to the above provisions of this Section 25.13. If the
Board grants such a request, the application shall then be approved or rejected by the Board in
accordance with Section 21.4.1 (special uses) or Section 21.4.2 (special exceptions), as added by
this amendatory ordinance. This paragraph expires December 31, 1997.
25.14 Premi!le!l Tdentifir.atinn (Section 25.14 adopted per Z-307)
Premises Identification required.
A. 1>lIrpn!le
It is hereby declared to be the purpose of this Chapter to require Premises Identification for
buildings within the City of Carmel and those areas within unincorporated Clay Township, and set
enforcement provisions for failure to display said identification.
B. nefinition!l
PREMISES IDENTIFICATION. The common street address ofa building displayed in numerals.
C.
1.
The assigned premises identification of a building shall be displayed in such a manner so
that the numerals can readily be seen from the street pursuant to the provisions of Zoning
Ordinance Z-302 commonly known as the Carmel/Clay Sign Ordinance. Identification
shall be displayed on the building, on or near the main entrance door, or displayed on a
mailbox near the street in such a manner as they identify corresponding building.
2. Any dwelling or commercial building that abuts an alley or secondary access that could
be used by motor vehicles must not only display the premises identification on the front,
but shall also display its premises identification visible from the alternate access to the
property.
3. When the numerals representing premises identification are removed or become illegible,
such numerals shall be renewed or replaced by the owner or occupant of the building.
4. The provisions of this article requiring premises identification shall apply to all existing
residential and commercial structures within Carmel/Clay.
D. Enforcement
I. It shall be the duty of the owner of any building in Carmel/Clay to comply with all
provisions of this Article relating to the placing and maintaining of premises identification
numerals.
2. Any person, being the owner of any building in Carmel/Clay, who neglects or refuses to
place or maintain the proper numerals for any building owned, managed or occupied by
such person in conformity with the provisions of this Article, shall be in violation of this
Article.
3. The provisions of this Article requiring premises identification may be enforced by the
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Department Head of the CanneVClay Department of Community Services, or the Fire
Chief ofCanneVClay or their designees acting in their official capacity.
E. ~chp.dllle nfC-nde Prnvi~inm: and Penaltie~
1. Any person who violates the provisions of this Code is subject to a written warning for
first violation, explaining how to correct the violation and explaining subsequent violation
penalties.
2. Any person who is judged to have violated the provisions of this Code after thirty (30)
days of a written warning is subject to a fine of up to one hundred dollars ($100.00).
3. All provision and respective civil penalties are designed for enforcement through the
Cannel City Court, City of Cannel, Indiana.
F. ~lIving~ C-llIlI~e
Should any provision of this Section be determined by any Court of competent jurisdiction to be
unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect, the same as if the
unenforceable provision were deleted from the Section.
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Petitioner:
Richard Deer
CARMEUCLA Y BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
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FINDINGS OF FACT
Docket No. :
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DATED THIS
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SIte Name: ZamberJWest Carmel
1. Premises and Use. Owner leases to Sprlnt Spectrum LP., a Delaware
limited partnership ("SSLP"), the site descrlbed below:
[Check appropriate bOK(as)J
o Lund consisting of approximately eoo 89-uar& feet upon which SSLP will
construct Its 0 equipment base station and 0 antenna structure; .
o Building Interior space consisting of approximately square feet;
o Building elCterior space for attachment of antennas;
o Building exterior space for placement of base aBtlon equipment;
o Tower antenna space between the _ foot and _ foct level on the
Tower;
o Space required for cable runs to connect PeS equipment and antennas,
In the locutlon(s) (.Slte") shown on Exhibit A, together With a non-excluslve
easement for reasonable. access thereto and to the appropriate, In the
discretion of SSlP, source of electric and telephone facUlties. The Sie WIll be
used by SSLP for the purpose of Installing, removing, replacing, modifying,
maintaining and operating, at Its expl!flS8, a personal communications service
system facility ("PeSO), Including, without limitation, antenna equipment, cable
wiring, buck-up power sources (Including generators and fuel storage lunks),
related fudures and. If applcable to the Site, an antenna structure. SSLP 'NiI1
usethe Site In a manner which will not unreasonably disturb the occupancy of
Owner's other tenants. SSlP win have access to the Site 24 hours per day. 7
days per week.
2. Tenn. The term of thls Agreement (the "Inllal Term.) is 5 years,
commencing on the date ("Commencement Date.) both SSlP and Owner
have executed this Agreement ThIs Agreement wUl be automatlcany renewed
for four additional terms (each a 'Renewal Term1 of 5 yeatS each, unless
SSLP provides OWner notice of Intention not to renew not less than 00 days
prior to the expiration of the Initial T arm or any Renewal Term.
3. Rent. Until the date which is 00 days after the Issuance of a buDding
permit, rent wiD be a one-time aggregate payment of $100.00, the receipt of
which Owner acknowledges. Thereafter, rent wiD be paid In equal monthly
Installments of $1500.00 (until Increased as set forth herein), partial months to
be prorated, In advance. Rent for each Renewal Term will be the annual rent
In effect for tl)e final year of the Initial Term or prior Renewal Term, as the case
may be, Increased by ten percent (10%):
4. nUe and Quiet Possession. Owner represents and agrees (a) that t Is
the Owner of the SIte; (b) that It has the right to enter Into this Agreement;
(c) that the person signing this Agreement has the authority to sign; (d}that
SSLP Is entitled to access to the Site at an times and to the quiet possession
of the Site throughout the Initial Term and each Renewal Term so long as
SSLP Is not In default beyond the expiration of any cUre period; and (e) that
Owner shaD not have unsupervised access to the SIte or to the PC$
equlpmenl .
6. AsslgnmenUSubleltlng. Tenant Shall have the right to sublease or
assign It's rights under this Agreement without notICe to or consent.of Owner.
See ModIJIcatlon RIder to the PCS SI1e Agreement. #2..
6. Notices. AD notlees must be In writing and are effeotlw only when
deposited In the U.S. mall, certified and politage prepaid, <<when sent via
overnight delivery. Notices to SSLP ani to be sent to: SprInt.pCS, Indiana
Division, 0001 W. HIggins Road, Rosemont. IL ElCD18, with a copy to Sprint
Spectrum LP., 4000 Main, Kansas City, MO 64112. Notices to Owner must
be sent to the address shown underneath Owner's signature.
7. Improvements. SSl.P may, at Is expense, make such Improvements on
the ste as it deems necessary from time to time far the operaUon of the PeS
system. Owner agrees to cooperate with SSLP with respect to ottalnlng any
required zoning approwls for the Sle and such ImproV8lJlents. Upon
termination or expiration of this Agreement, SSLP may remove ItS equipment
and Improvements and wID restore the SIte to substantially the condllon
eldsting on the Commencement Date, except for ordinary wear and tear and
casualty loss.
B. Compliance wth Laws. Owner represents that Owner's property (Includ-
ing the Site), and eU Improvements located thereon, are In substantial
compliance with buDding, life/safety, disability and other laws, codes and
regulations of applicable governmental authorities. SSLP wiD substantl8Dy
comply with all applicable laws relating to Its possession end use of the Site.
April 99
Site ID: 1N54XC303-C
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9. 1m n1callnterference problems with other
equlpm ommencement Date or any eqUipment
that beco any future date when SSLP desires to
add addition t e. Likewise, OWner will not permit or suffer
the Installation. re equipment which (a) results In technical
Interferenc", problems with SSLP's then eXisting equipment or (b) encroaches
onto the SIte.
10. UtBltles. Owner represents that utilities adequate for $SLP's use of the
Site are available. SSLP win pay for all utilities used by It at the Site. Owner
wiD cooperate with SSLP In SSLP's efforts to obtain utDltles from any location
provided by Owner or the servicing utility, Including signing any easement or
other Instrument reu80nably required by the utility company.
11. Termination. SSLP may terminate this Agreement at any Ume by notice
to Owner without .further lIubility If SSLP does not obtain all permits or other
approvals (collectively, "approval") required from any governmental authority
or any easements required ft"om any third party to operate the PCS system, or
if any such approval Is canceled, expires << Is withdrawn or terminated, or If
Owner faDs to have proper ownership of the Site or authority to enter Into this
Agreement, or If SSLP, for any other reason, In Its sole discretion, determines
that It wiD be unable to use the SIte. 'Upon termination, all prepaid rant wiD be
retained by Owner unless such tennlnatlon is due to Owner's failure of proper
ownership or authoriy, or such termination is a reSult of Owners defaull
12. Default. If either party Is In default under this Agf'8!lment for 8 period of
(a) 15 days following receipt of notice from the non-defaultlng party with
respect to a default which may be cured solely by the payment of money, or
(b) 30 days following receipt of notice from the non-defaultlng party with
respect to 8 default 'Nhich may not be cured solely by the payment of money,
then, In either event. the non-defaultlng party may pursue any remedies
available to It against the defaulting party under epplicable law, Includlng, but
. not limited to, the right to terminate this Agreement. If the non-monetary
default may not reasonably be cured within a 3C).dey period, this Agreement
may not ~ terminated If the defaulting party commences action to cure the
default within such 3C).day period and proceeds with due dUlgence to fully cure
the default
13, Indemnfty. Owner and SSLP each indemnifies the other against and
holds the. other harmless from any end all costs (InclUding reasonable'
attomeys' fees) and claims of liability or loss which arise out of the ownership.
U68 and/or occupancy of theSlte by the Indemnifying party.- This indemnity
does not apply to any claims arising from the sole negligence or.lntentlonal
misconduct of the In~ed party. The Indemnity obligations under this
paragreph will survlw termination of this Agreemenl
14. Hazardous Substances. Owner represents that It has no knowledge of
uny substance, chemical or waste (collectively, "substance") on the ale that is
identified as hazardous, toldc or dangerous In any applicable federal, state or
local law or regulation. SSLP wID not Introduce or use any such substance on
the Slle In ,violation of any applicable law.
16. SUbordination and Non-Disturbance. This Agreement Is subordinate to
any mortgage or !lead of trust now of record against the Site. However,
promptly after the Agreement Is fuUy 6lCecuted. Owner wiD U68 diligent efforts
to obtain 8 non-dl$lurbance agreement reasonably acceptable to SSLP from
the holder of any such mortgage or deed oftru&t.
18. Taxes. SSLP wtU be responsible for payment of all personal property
taxes aaessed directly upon and arising solely from Its use of the
communications feeBity on the Site. SSLP will pay to owner any Increase In
- real property taxes attributable solely to any ImproV8l1lents to the Site made by
SSLP within eo days alter receipt of satisfactory documentation Indicating
calculation of SSLP's share of such real estate taxes and payment of the real .
estate taxes by Owner. Owner wiD pay when due al other real estate taxes
and assessments IIltrlbttable to the property of Owner of which the Site Is a
part.
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'17.. InL:ura...c8. SSLP Wm prc.cure and maintain commercial gen~lllebDity
.lnsurance, wih llmis of not less than $1,000.000 combined single IImlt per
oc.currence for bodily Injury and property damage liability, with a certificate of
Insurance to be furnished to OWner WIthin 30 days of written request. Such
polley will provide that cancellation will not occur wtthout at least 15 days prior
written notice to OWner. Each party hereby waives Its right of recovery against
the other for any loss or damage COWIe<! by any Insurane9 poIIcIll8 malltalned
by the waMng party. Each party WlI cause each Insurance policy obtained by
it to proVIde that the insurance company waives all rights of recovery against
the other party In connection with any damage covered by such policy.
18. Maintenance. SSLP will be responsible for repairing and maintaining the
PCS system and any other Improvements Installed by SSLP at the 618 In a
proper operating and reasonably sefe condlion; provided. howeWI' If any such
repair or maintenance Is required due to the ac:ts of OWner, Its agents or
employees, OWner shaD reimburse SSLP for the reasonable costs incurred by
SSLP to restore the damaged areas to the condition which exI6t8d
immediately prior thereto. OWner will maintain and repair aD other portions of
the property of which the Site Is a part In a proper operating and reasonably
safe condition.
19. Miscellaneous. (a) This Agr8ement applies to and binds the heirs,
successors, executors, administrators and assigns of the parties to thIS
Agreement; (b) this Agreement Is governed by the laws of the state In vd'llch
the Site Is located; (0) If requested by SSLP, Owner agrees promptly to
execute and deliver to SSlP a recordable Memorandum of this Agreement In
the form of Exhibll B; (d) this Agreement (Including the ExhIbIts) constltutes the
emlre agreement between the pBrtles and supersedes aO prior wril:ten and
verbal agreements, representetlons, promises or understandings between the
parties. Any amendments to this Agreement must be In writing and executed
by both parties; (e) If any prOvision of this Agreement Is lnv8ad or
unenforceable will respect to any party, the remainder of this Agreement or
the application of such provision to persons other than those as to whom It 18
held invalid or unenforceable, wiD not be affected end each provision of this
Agreement wBl be valid and enforceable to the fUDeet extent perml1ed by law;
and (f) the prevailing party In any action or proceeding In coull Dr mutually
agreed upon arbitration proceeding to enforce the terms of thIs,Agreement Is
entitled to recelvels reasonable attorneys' fees and other reasonable
enforcement costs and expenses from the non-prevalllng party. See
Modification RIder to the OptIon Agreement. 13.
20. Non-Binding Until Fully Executed. This Agreement Is for discussion
purposes only and does not constitute a formal offer by elher party. This
Agreement is not and shall not be bindIng on either party untD and unless It Is
fully executed by both parties.
The foRowIng ExhIbits are attached to and made a part of this
Agreement: Exhibits A . B and Modification RlcIer to the PCS Site Agreement.
.c> . ~. A", J
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Q'MIIER:
By:
Its:
S,Male No.: q ~ ~ b 2- '-c:J 5;1/
Address: I () 5 (.) A/" ."'1 I v It l"o4.;J ~.s;
'2/0A.I5''' IL~ G I ,.IV 4' () '77
Date:
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Attach. Exhlblt A - Site Description and ExhIbit B - Memorandum of PCS Site Agreement
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Modffication Rider to the PeS Site Agreement
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Site Name: ZamberJWest Cannel
Site ID: 1NS4XC3)3..C
ThIs rfder Is made and enlered Into by and between
EdvlAn C. Zatn~
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(.Ov.ner8)
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AND
Sp-Int Spectrum LP., a Delaware limited partnenohlp
(8SSLPU)
For attachment to the PCS Site Agreement Dated .
5ftf/~OI
(.Agreement.)
1. This rider is incmporated iDlo and constitutes an integral part of the Agreemeut to lWich it is attached. The terms used herein lWich are
defined or specified in the Agreement shaI1 have the meanings indicated in the Agreement v.bere the c.oDtext pennits and unless otherwise
indicated herein, and definitiOIlS of terms set forth herein shall apply to the Agreemeot whete the context peoni.ts. If there are ;my
inconsistencies between the provisioos of this Rider and the provisions of the Agreement. the provisions oftbis rider shall c:ontroI.~ -
2. Paragraph S, AssigmnentlSubletting, is deleted in it's emirety and a new ParagDlph. ~, AssigmnentJSub1etting, is iDserted to lead as follows:
SSLP wiD not assign or transfer this Agreement or sublet all or any portion of the Site without the prior written conseot of Owner, which
consent will not be umeasonably withheld, delayed or conditioned; provided, however. SSLP shall &.ave the right to sublease or assign it's
rights under this Agreement to any of it's subsidiaries, affiliates or lll1CCeSSOf lepl artities or to any entity acquiring substantially all of the.
assets ofSSLP. -,'.-.. - - .
3. Paragraph 19, Misc:e11aneous, is deleted in it's entirety and a new Paragraph 19, Misce1Ianeous, is inserted to read as follows:
Miscellaneous. (a) This .Agreemem applies to and binds the heirs. successors. ex;ecutors, administrators and assigns of the parties to this
Agreement; (b) this Agreeuu!nt is govemed by the laws of the state in which the Site is located; (c) If requested by SSLP, Owner agrees
promptly to execute and deliver to SSLP a reeo.rdable Memorandum of this Agreement in the fonn of Exhibit Bj (d) 1his Agreement
(including the Exhibits) constitutes the entire asreemeot bt:tween the parties and super.redes aD prior written and verb8l asreemeots.
reproese:utations. promises r UI1cIerstandings between the parties. Any 8.DIf:Ddments to this Asreement must be in writing and executed by
both parties; (e) if any provision of this Asreement is invalid or uneoforceablo with respect to any party, the IP.ft'Illindet of this Agreemeut or
the applic:ation of such provisiOl1 to persoos other than those lIS to whom it is be1d invalid or unenforceable, will not be affected and each
provision oftbis Agreement will be valid and euforceable to the tullest exteut pe:nuitted by Jaw; and (1) the prevailing party in any action or
proceeding in court or lXlutually agreed upon arbitration plOc:eeding to enforce the tenns of Chis Agreement is entitled to receive its reasonable.
attameys' fees and other .reasonable eufo.n:emeat costs and expeoses 1ium the non-prevailing party; (s) IfSSLP does not obtain all pennits or
other approvals (coUective1y, "approval") required fiom any goYAmm....t..1 authority and such govemme:otal authority, as a JeSU1t of SSLP
actions to reek such approvals, teqUires Ownerto dismantle Owner's existing tower sb'uetIlm at Site, SSLP shall pay 0wDe:r ($3500.00) three
thousand five hUDdred dollanr. .
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SSlP Initials .
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EXH!BIT A
Page Ion
PCS Site Agreement
April 99
Site Name: Zamber1West Canner
Site 10: IN54XC303-C
Site De~lptlon
Site situated in Ute Coll'lty of HarnRton, stal:frof Indiana, commonly described as follows:
Legal Description:
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A PART OF THE NORTI-M1EST QUARTER OF SECOND 3, TOWNSHIP 17 NORTH OF RANGE 3 EAST IN HAMIL TONCOUNTH ,
INDIANA. BEING MORE PARTICUlARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: .
BEGINNING AT A PIONT ON THE WEST LINE OF SAID QUARTER SECTION WHICH BEARS NORn; 00 DEGREES 09 MINUTES
55 SECTIONS EAST {ASSUMED BEARING} 470.00 FEET FROM THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID QUARTER SECTION,
THENCE NORTH 00 IJEGREES 09 MINlJTJ:S 55 SECONDS EAST UPON AND ALONG SAID WEST LINE 509.93 FEET TO A
PIONTWHICH BEARS SOUTH 00 DEGREES 09 MIUTES 55 SECONDS WEST 1605 FEE FROM THE NORlliWEST QUARTER
OF SAID QUARTER SECTION. THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES 05 SEGONDS EAST 520.38 FEET, THENCE SOUTH
00 DEGREES 09MlNUTES 55 SECONDS WEST 509.93 FEET, THENCE NORTH 89DEGREES 50 MINUTES 05 SECONDS WEST
520.38 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING. CONTA/LlNG 6.09 ACRES, MORE OR LESS (5.57 ACRES NET OF RIGHT OF
WAY)
_1::"0.
SSLPlnltlaJs
;fie 1
ONner InI1Ials
Note: Owner end SSLP may. at SSLP's option. replacethls ExhIbt with an exhibit setting forth the legal description of the property on which the Site Is
located and/or an a&-buDt drawing deplctlng the Site. .
*{Use this exhibit A for pes SIte Agreement, Memorandtm of PCS SIte Agreement, OptIon Agreement and Memorandum of OptIon Agreement)
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EXHIBIT A
Page 2 of2
PCS Site Agreement
Site Name: ZamberlWest Carmel
AprIl9S
SbID: 1N54XC303-C
Site DesCrtptlon
I~i~ QUeeN<;"" W~:-(, CAlUne:L ,-:r:.rJ Lf~o'3'L..
Site situated In the County d Hamilton, State or Indiana, commonly described as follows: "
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Note: Owner and SSLP may, .it SSlP's option, replace this Exhibit wth an exhibit selling forth the legal description of the property on which the SIte Is
located and/or an Blrbuilt drawing depicting the Site.
*[Use this Exhibit A fat PCS SIte Agreement, Memorandum of pes Site Agreement. OptIon Agreement and Memorandum of Option Agreement)
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EXHIBIT B
AprIl 99
Site Name: ZamberlWest Cannel
pes Site Agreement
Site 10: 1N54XC303-C
Memorandum of PCS Site Agreement
. 12- -I 2., OJ
This memorandum evidences 1hat a lease was made and entered Into by written PCS Site Agreement cIated . 2000.
belween Hoosier Wood Preserver.. Inc. ("Ownerj and Sprint SpectlUm LP., a Delaware DmIted partnership ("SSLPi.
Such Agreement provides In part that OWner leases to SSLP a cerfaln site ("SIte") located at 1388 Queens Way, Cannel, ~
IncIana, County d IVIaria1. Stale d Indana within the property of Owner which Is desa1bed In Exhibit A attached hereto, with grant d
easement for unrestricted rights of access thereto and to electric end telephone fadllUes for a term cI five (5) years commencing on
(:J.. -/ b .. () U ,2000, which term Is subject to four (4) additional five (5) year extension periods by. SSLP. .
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Memorandum as of the day and year first above written.
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"OWNER"
By:
Name:
T1Ue:
/~ of 0 .N,' .~ lC/n/6-'/NJ R. p
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Address:
"SSLP"
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PETER 1. HARTWICK
Name:
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DIRECTOR OF S1TE DEVElOPMENT
1801 W. HIGGINS ROAD
ftOSfMONt n.tJNOIg '0011
Address:
Altach Exhlbl A - Site DescripUon
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O~'NE1~ NOTARY CLOCK:
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STATE OF
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COUNTY OF
The foregoing Instrument was acknowledged before me this
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of
by
. par1ner (or agent) on behalf of
corporation, on behalf of the corporation,
a partnership.
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(AFFIX NOTARIAL SEAL)
My commission mcplres: ')..0 U <I
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(pRINTED. TYPED OR STAMPEDNA EOFN ifARV)
COMMISSION NUMBER:
SSLP NOTARY BLOCK:
STATE OF -UUiJQI::>
COUNTY OF too/<'
The foregoing Instrument was acknowtedged before me this
PETER 1. HARTWICK
1"1 f1?
day of }..I 4vJ
DIRECTOR OF SITE DEVELOPMENT
2.l;o1 .
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of
Sprint Spectrum LP., 8 Delaware rmtted parblership, who executed the foregoing Instrument on behalf of such corporation.
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(OFRClAL NOTARY SIGNATURE) .
NoTARYPUBUc--srATEOF ~,.JD'S.
My commission expIres:
MARfTZA MUNOZ
(PRINTED. TYPED OR STAMPED NAME OF NOTARY)
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EXHIBIT A
AprU 99
Memorandum of PCS Site Agreement
SIte Name: ZamberlWest Cannel
Site ID: 1N54XC303-C
Site Description
Site situated In the County d HamlJtcn, state of Indiana, commonly described as follows:
Legal Dasatptlon:
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A PART OF mE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECOND 3, TOWNSHIP 17 NORm OF RANGE 3 EA"ST IN HAMIL TONCOUNTH .
INDIANA, BEING MORE PARTICUlARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOVVS;
BEGINNING AT A PIONT ON THE WEST UNE OF SAID QUARTER SECTION WHICH BEARS NORTH 00 DEGREES 09 MINUTES
55 SECTIONS EAST (ASSUMED BEARING) 470.00 FEET FROM THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID QUARTER SECTION,
mENCE NORTH 00 OEGREES 09 MINUTI:S 55 SECONDS EAST UPON AND ALONG SAID WEST LINE 509.93 FEET TO A
PIONT WHICH BEARS SOUTH 00 DEGREES 09 MIUTES 55 SECONDS WEST 1605 FEE FROM mE NORTHWEST QUARTER
OF SAID QUARTER SECTION, THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES 05 SECONDS EAST 520.38 FEET, THENCE SOUTH
00 DEGREES 09MINUTES 55 SECONDS WEST 509.93 FEET, THENCE NORTH 89DEGREES 50 MINUTES 05 SECONDS WEST
520.38 FEET TO mE PLACE OF BEGINNING, CONTAIUNG 6.09 ACRES. MORE OR LESS (5.57 ACRES NET OF RIGHT OF
WAY) -
Owner Initials
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SSLPlnItIaIs
Note: OWner and sstP may, at SSLPs opUon, replace this ExhIbIt with an exhibit 68IlIng forth the legal description of the property on Which the Site Is located
and/or an as-bullt drawing deplc:tlng the Site. .
-(LIse this Exhibit A for PCS SIe Agreement, Memorandum of PCS Site Agreement, Option Agreement and Memorandum of OptIon Agreement)
1 caapera~
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n cultur~
of persol1lQl:
. Of, for, or typical of college students. 3. Of or re-
church. [Middle English collegiat. from Late Latin
. collegium, association. See COLLEGIUM.]
rch n. 1. A Roman Catholic or Anglican church
ai, having a chapter of canons and presided over by
. 2a. A church in the United States associated with
roman body of pastors. b. An association of such
urch in Scotland served by two or more ministers at the
(ka-lefje-am) n., pL .Ieogioa (-je-a) or -Ieogiourns
council or committee of equally empowered members.
pervising an industry, commissariat. or other organiza-
t Union. 2. A group whose members pursue shared goals
.thin a framework of mutual trust and respect "This
. enables the college to be a community, a collegium of sm-
working at common problems and possibilities" (Robert
ian kollegiya, from Latin collegium, association. from
. See COLLEAGUE.]
olan (ka-lemlba-lan) n. See springtail. [COLL(O)- +
peg, stopper; see EMBOLUS.]
oma (ka-leng'ka-ma) n. A supportive tissue of plants.
elongated living cells with unevenly thickened walls.
ENCfiYMA,] -col'lenochyrn'aotous (kOl'an-kim':Has)
e (kIWan-kim') n. A gelatinous mesenchyme that
yer in the body wall of many coelenterates and creno-
COLLENCHYMA.]
It) n. 1. A cone-shaped sleeve used for holding circular
s in a lathe or other machine. 2. A metal collar used in
to join one end of a balance spring to the balance staff. 3.
ge or rim, as in a ring, into which a gem is set. [French.
co~ collar. from Latin collum, neck. See kWel.l in Appendix
-lId') intr.v. -lidoed, -lidoing, .Iides 1. To come togeth-
t. direct impact. 2. To meet in opposition; conflict: "an
by an industrial conglomerate into the terrain where enter-
merchandising collide" (Laura Bird). [Latin collidere : comO,
to strike.]
'e) n. A medium-to-large dog of a breed originating in
a sheepdog, having a long narrow muzzle and either a long
t coat or a short hard flat coat. depending on the variety.
aps variant of colly, like coal, from Middle English co~ coal,
. (klWyar) n. 1. A coal miner. 2. A coal ship. [Middle English
co~ coal, from Old English.]
oy (kIWya-re) n., pL .ies A coal mine together with its phys-
, d outbuildings.
te (kWl-git') tr.v. -gatoed, -gatoing, -gates 1. To tie or
srl!..;~".!)ether. 2. Logic To bring (isolated facts) together by an expla-
nalflllror hypothesis that applies to them all. [Latin colligare, colligat- :
:r~~,{!'m- + ligare, to tie, bind; see leig- in Appendix I.J -col'lioga'-
aotive (kOVl-ga'tIv) adj. Depending on the quantity of mol-
not on their chemical nature: colligative properties.
ate (kWa-miit') tr.v. -matoed, -rnatoing, -mates 1. To
el; line up. 2. To adjust the line of sight of (an optical device).
. collimare, collimat-, alteration of Latin collineare, to aim :
ive pref.; see COM- + lineare, to make straight (from linea,
').] -eol'lioma'tion n.
aotor (kOlfa-mii'tar) n. A device capable of collimating ra-
~ long narrow tube in which strongly absorbing or reflecting
t only radiation traveling parallel to the tube axis to traverse
length.
oa~ (ka-Iln' e-ar, kll-) adj. 1. Passing through orlying on the
t line. 2. Containing a common line; coaxial. -eololin'eo
'l-te) n.
(klll~anz1 ~ A tall iced drink made with liquor, such as gin,
or lime )wce. [Probably from the name Collins.]
51 (k6l1lnz), Michael 1890-1922. Irish nationalist and Sinn
r who helped negotiate the establishment of the Irish Free State
52 (kOl'lnz), Michael Born 1930. Italian-born American as-
o ~ ~ crew member of Apollo 11 piloted the spacecraft during
DUSSlon to the moon (1969). He orbited the moon alone while
n~ ~nd Buzz Aldrin made the first manned lunar landing.
(Wilham) Wilkie 1824-1889. British writer noted for his
detective novels, including The Woman in White (1860) and
ne (1868).
5ioa ~ka:1In'ze-a) n. Any of various North American plants
us C?'llinsJa, which includes blue-eyed Mary and Chinese hous-
La~ Collinsia, genus name, after Zaccheus Collins (1764-
.encan botanist.]
Ion (ka-l1zh'an) n. 1. The act or process of colliding; a crash
2. Physics A brief dynamic event consisting of the close ap-
.. . e f two or more particles, such as atoms. resulting in an abrupt
o momen~ or exchange of energy. [Middle English, from Late
collistiJn-, from Latin collisus, past participle of collldere, to
See COLLIDE.] -cololi'sionoal adj. -cololi'sionoaloly adv.
yrns ~llision, concussion, crash, impact, jar, jolt. shock These
~?~ VIolent forcible contact between two or more things: the
mon of two light planes; the concussion caused by an explosion;
W collegiate church I coloboma
a crash involving two cars; the impact of a sledgehammer on pilings; felt
repeated jars as the train ground to a halt; a series of jolts as the baby car-
riage rolled down the steps; experienced the physical shoc/c of a sudden faIL
collision course n. A course. as of moving objects or opposing phi-
losophies. that will end in a collision or conflict if left unchanged: two
planes on a collision course; dissidents on a collision course with the regime.
collision cross 5edion n. See aoss section (sense 2).
collo- or coll- pref. 1. Glue: collenchyma. 2. Colloid: collotype. [New
Latin. from Greek kol/a, glue.]
coleloocate (kOl'a-kit') v. -catoed, -catoing, -cates -tr. To place
together or in proper order; arrange side by side. -intr. To occur in a
collocation. Used of words: Rancid often collocates with butter. [Latin
colloeare, colloeat-: como, com- + locare, to place; see LOCATE.]
cololoocaotion (klll'o-ki'shan) n. 1. The act of collocating or the
state of being collocated. 2. An arrangement or juxtaposition of words
or other elements, especially those that commonly co-occur, as rancid
butter, bosom buddy, or dead serious. -col'looca'tionoal adj.
cololoodloon (ka-lo'de-an) n. A highly flammable, colprless or yel-
lowish syrupy solution of pyroxylin, ether. and alcohol, used as an adhe-
sive to close small wounds and hold surgical dressings. in topical medi-
cations, and for making photographic plates. [Variant of collodium. from
New Latin collodium, gluey substance, from Greek kollodes, glutinous,
gluelike: kolla, glue + -odes, adj. suffix (earlier. having the smell of, from
ozein, od-, to smell).]
. colologue (ka-lOg') intr.v. -Iogued, -Ioguoing, -rogues 1. To be
on friendly or intimate terms with someone. 2a. To consult or confer
with someone. b. To chat. 3. Chiefly Upper Southern U.S. To conspire;
intrigue: "I'm satisfied they're colloguing to beat me out of my place" (Di-
alect Notes). [Perhaps alteration (influenced by Latin colloqu~ to con-
verse) of colleague, to enter into an alliance, from Old French colleguer,
from Latin colligare, to collect (influenced by Old French collegue, col-
league). See COLUGATE.]
cololold (kOl'oid') n. 1. Chemistrya. A system in which finelydivid-
ed particles. which are approximately 10 to 10,000 angstroms in size. are
dispersed within a continuous medium in a manner that prevents them
from being filtered easily or settled rapidly. b. The particulate matter so
dispersed. 2. Physiology The gelatinous product of the thyroid gland.
consisting mainly of thyroglobulin. which serves as the precursor and
storage form of thyroid hormone. 3. Pathology Gelatinous material re-
sulting from colloid degeneration in diseased tissue. (0 adj. Of, relating
to. containing, or having the nature of a colloid. -cololoi'dal (ka-
loid'l. kII-) adj. -eololoi'daloly adv.
cololop (kWap) n. 1. A small portion oHood or a slice, especially of
meat. 2. A roll of fat flesh. [Middle English.]
cololooquioa (ka-lOfkwe-;l) n. A plural of colloquium.
cololooquioal (ka-lll'kwe-al) adj. 1. Characteristic of or appropriate
to the spoken language or to writing that seeks the effect of speech; in-
formal. 2. Relating to conversation; conversational. [From COLLOQUY.]
-cololo'quioal n. -cololo'quioaloly adv. -cololo'quioaloness n.
cololooquioaioism (ka-lil'kwe-a-llz'am) n. 1. Colloquial style or
quality. 2. A colloquial expression.
cololooquioum (ka-lO'kwe-am) n., pL -quiourns or -quioa (-kwe-
a) 1. An informal meeting for the exchange of views. 2. An academic
seminar on a broad field of study, usually led by a different lecturer at
each meeting. [Latin. conversation, from colloqul, to talk together: como,
com- + loqu~ to speak; see tolkw. in Appendix I.J
cololoequy (k6Jfa-kwe) n., pL -quies 1. A conversation, especiall
formal one. 2. A written dialogue. [From Latin colloquium, conversation.
See COLLOQUIUM.] -col'looquist (-kwist) n.
colelootype (k6l'a-tip') n. 1. A printing process employing a glass
plate with a gelatin surface that carries the image to be reproduced. Also
called photogelatin process. 2. A print made by this process.
cololude (ka-l60d') intr.v. -Iudoed, -Iudoing, -Iudes To act togeth-
er secretly to achieve a fraudulent, illegal, or deceitful purpose; conspire.
[Latin collildere : como, com- + lildere, to play; see leid- in Appendix 1.]
-cololud'er n.
cololue5ion (ka-loo'wn) n. A secret agreement between two or
more parties for a fraudulent, illegal, or deceitful purpose. [Middle Eng-
lish, from Latin collilsiiJ, coIlUsiOn-, from collilsus, past participle of
collildere, to collude. See COLLUDE.]
coleluosive (ka-I60'sIv. -zIv) adj. Acting in secret to achieve a fraud-
ulent, illegal, or deceitful goal. -cololu'siveoly adv. -cololu'siveo
ness n.
cololuovioum (ka-I60've-am) n., pL -viourns or -vioa (-ve-a) A
loose deposit of rock debris accumulated through the action of gravity
at the base of a cliff or slope. [Latin, a collection of washings, dregs, from
colluere, to wash thoroughly: como, intensive pref.; see COM- + -Iuere, to
wash; see leu(a)- in Appendix I.J -cololu'vioal adj.
cololyroi~um (ka-IIr'e-am) n., pL -iourns or -ioa (-e-a) A medicinal
lotion applied to the eye; eyewash. [Latin collyrium. from Greek kollilrion,
eye salve, poultice, diminutive of kollilra, roll of bread.]
cololyowobobles (kIIl'e-wllb'alz) pl.n. (used with a sing, or pL verb)
Informal Pain in the stomach or bowels. [Probably alteration (influenced
by COUC and WOBBLE) of CHOLERA MORBUS.]
Colo. abbr. Colorado
colo- or coli- or col- pref. Colon: colostomy. [From COLON'.]
colooobooma (klll'a-ha'ma) n.,pL -rnaota (-ma-b) An anomaly of
the eye, usually a developmental defect, that often results in some loss of
vision. [New Latin coloboma, from Greek kolobOma, part removed in mu-
tilation, from koloboun, to mutilate. from kolobos, maimed.] -col' 00
bo'maotous adj.
u
~
',slngularYet\
10 The ffllllil,
takes a pl~
d as indivi~
he ellemy WIll
111'. In Bri~
,S pluralt ~
playillg in the
reated as blllh
~Illily is deru.
,Uective OOIlill
:k, public, and
-
" a part oftht
mankind, ihIl
oncepts as sa.
s or system of
iistribution ~
a governmenl
.Iec'tiv'isttil
quality or CO~
body or wbolt
g, -iz.es To
sis of collectiv-
If ellergy co/ltt.
duties,orolM
IpS. 4. An elec.
ve finished car.
ic caWIl, dimin-
ling that granu
An undergrad.
nd granting de-
lt always a ani-
:hnical subjtCll.
:hool or institu.
hool or instilll-
ars for studyOl
tution in Frana
lte. 2a. A body
a college of SUI'
!together o~ an
Latin collegIum.
~ administratioD
and universitill
The body of aI
the church, and
vest of Housto~
i 1876) is helt
!ieve somethinJ
egium. .
:ed by or haviD!
"He. , , pref11S~
us 011 tIre issun
".ei
equal shan... ed
~ed by, or tiktll
19, [Middle EDt
J associ;.ttion, Set
lwer and author-
The doctrine thIl
or recent coll~
,ious or schol~
~iLlm. associatloDo
V'
,'ad . ce mark of a group <as a
the maintenance by common acti
of an. association of nations on of the
Iec:.tlv.lse chiefly Brit var 0' COLL.~
. . -.rvllA.
i-.viz-:ml\ n : a political or econ .
Ie control esp. over. production a~:rl~, th~.
arked by such control "Istn.
lC.t1v.....tlc \-,1ck-ti-'vis-tik\ ,;;,~ :..ec.tIIV.Jst
e\ adv' · CO .Iee.
iVooQt-e. .kiil-,ck-\ n. pl.tlea l' th .
ve 2:. a collective who.. Ie' esp'. the quahty
. . e people
:'-~':itS:~~ the act or process of
..vlz\ vt "zed; -lz.lng : to organize under
akn 1:an ofticialwho collects funds
es a collection (stamp -) 3' an . Or
:he statuette was a dust -) 4: a o~ec:t
between moving and stationarY pa~n fUc-
:-tor..hlp \-.ship\ n . . 0 an
LECTlBLE '
\fn IIrGael collin]: an Irish !lirl
r. MF. fro L collegium SOCIety f II
ILLEAGUE) 1: a bod of cl .~. FO esa
, a foundation' 2: /bui1~gy~fg to..
p~ . ~ a: a self.govcrnlDg con~ii:
:Ui~dliMagVlng ~art~lan, d instruction bui
sch I. . en '-0 egu at Oxford) b
00 c: an lDdependcnt institution f
~~urse.f of .generar stu~ies leading to oa
I .._. 0 a unlVerstly offenng a s "aI'
n institution offering instruction ~~ !zed
. or technical field (war _) (busin~ In a
.NY. GROUP; speel/: an Organized bod -~
!\UDon purswt or having common . y 0
p of persons considered by law to ~t~r:!:
:-. compare ELECTORALCOLLEOE 8' t~
unlstration of a college _ college ad)' e
set of examil!ations given, by a college en.
rd ~d b reqW~ed by some colleges of all
: ::.wnYs:":':d of all those whose aca-
up for 2a also -'Ie-gMI\ ad) l' COL
r pow~ orauthori.ty v.ested equally in ea~
.es b. c~erized by equal sharin of
In Cathobcbishops - cor.le.gleloly ~-e\
-:>t.;;. -,1~ge- \ n : tbe relationship of col.
~:::,r, bIshops sharing collegial authority
i L\ 0 : a student or . recent graduate of a
e-:>t\ ~j [ML colleRlalU/l. fro L col/e 'urn]
collelllate church'll: of. relating ~ or
: ~LLEGIIAL 2 4: designed for or cha~ac
s - co .Ie.glete-Iyadv -
: a church other than a catbedral that has
Oaf'Ctwhurcb or co~rate group of cburches
o or more mInisters
n. . .'Iag.\ n. pI -g18 \-~:>\ or -gl.ums
~ fro L collegium) : a groUP in which each
. y ~ua1 power and authority; up: one in
O:I-I:>n\ 0 (deriv. of coll- + Ok embalos
, ,a.t g1EMBO~ any of an order (Collcm-
J:f". ess . I!ods related to or classed
",so spnngtad - collembolen or col.
"'w':U's kil-' oJ!:lL] :. a plant tissue of living
;er """ vanth oWi.lY thickened esp. at the an.
" ...,.'! - compare SCLERENCHYMA-
ii1-:>n-'kim-:>t-:>s. -'ld'II!~t-\ ad)
m. of col collar. fr; L collum neck - more
d.col!ar. ferrule, or flange: as a: a small
f1the lD~er ~d of a balance spring on a
lan-8e lD which a sem is set
~-ed: col.lld.lng (L collide",. fro com. +
IDg] .,1 : to come tog<;tber with solid im-
'. dE dial.. colly {black)] : a large dog of a
LD . esp. for. use lD henilng sheep
coller. ~. col~) .1: one thiit produces
ler 3. a sbip employed in transporting
, .-ller.lea : a coal mine. and its connected
hag-e,'k:>I~\ n (perb., fr.. collie + shang
ADBLE. BRAWL, .
, -get:ect:. -gatoing (LcOl;igatus. pp. of
re. to. tic -more .t UGATUU] vI 1: to
.gethj:\' 2: to subsume. (isolated facts)
':' v(.; !o be or become a member of a
.tlon \.!tiil~'gii-sJ:1:>n\ 0
iv\ a4j : !lepending on the number of
\d not on the natute Of. the particles (pres.
~! .m. etoed:. -mat.lnlll: collimatus. pp. of
,IDea",! to make Strai Ii fro com. + linea
d) of light) oanillel : to adjust tbe line
o _ coMI-me.tlon \,kiil.....mii.shon\ n
2190
co~lI-ma.to' \ 'kiil-:>-,n!iit-:>r\ n 1: a device for producing. bciun
of P.8rallel rays Of'Ii~t or other radiation or for forming aninfi-
oltely distant virtual Image that,*, bI: viewed without pai'a1Iax 2
; a device for obtaining a beam of molecules. atoms. or nuclear
~cles of limited cross section
cOI-lIt108l1r \k.o-'Iin.c.:>r. kil-\ ad} PSV] 1: lyinll on or JlllSSb!g
dJrOUp. the same straight line 2: having axes Iymr. end to end in
s stl'lllght line (.... antenna elements) - cololln..er. .ty \-,1in.c.'ar-
~t-e\o '
COt.llns \'kiI-:>nz\ n lP.rob. fro the name Colllnst :a tall iced drink
t\lB,t usu. has lemon jUice added to a base of distilled liquor (as gin)
coI-lIn..1e \k.o-'lin.ze.:>. kil-\ n [NL. genus name, fro Zaccheus Col-
UIIS tl831 Am botanistl: any of a se!lus (Colllnsia) of U.S. bien-
Pia! or annual herbs of the Jiswort famil)' . . . '
COMI.slon \k...'Iizh-:>n\ 0 (ME. fro L collision.. .collislo. fro collisus.
pp. Of collidere] 1: an act or instance of colliding: CLASH' 2: an
Cllcountcr between particles (as atoms or molecUles) resulting in
exchange or transformation Of energy - co...i.sion..1 \.'1izh-n:>l.
4\1."1\ iJdj . '
collision couree n : a course (as of moving bodies or antithetical
philosophies) that will.res'>!! in. collision or ~nftict if coptinue4
unaltered (Roosevelt's Idealism was on a collISIon course WIth Sta-
Iin's spheres-of-interest realpolitik-E. M. Harrington) .,
coUo--seeCOL1.- , . ,.. . ' . ,
COMQoClIle \ 'kiil.o-,kiit\ "b -Clet.ed: -Clet-lng (L collocatus, pp. of
colloca"" fro com- + .Iocare to place, fr.. lopnplace "- more at
STALL] \It: to set or arrange in . place or position; up: to set side
by side - vi: to occur in conjunction with sometbing. .
co\olo.ca.tlon \,kiil-o-'kii..sh~n\ 0 : the act, or result of placing or
arranginlltogether; specif: a noticeable arrangement or conjoining
of. lingwstic elements (as, !Nords) _cololo.ca.tlon.al ,"sbn:>l.
.sh:>n-"1\ ad} . " , -
col-lo,dloOn \k...'1Ocl-e-:>n\ 0, (modif. of NLcollodium. fro Ok lull.
/6dis g1uti1lous.. fro luIlla g1uel: a viscous solution of pyroxylin used
esp. as a coating for wounds or for photo(lf!lphic films . .. ' . ...
COlologue \ko-'Iog\ vi colologuad: COIoI~u.~ng (origin uilkn.... own]
1 dial: INTRIGUE.CONSPIRE 2: to talk pnvately: CONFER .
col-Iold \ 'kiil.~d\ n PSV coll- ","...ip) 1 a: a substance that is in
a state of division preventing passage through a semipermeable
membrane. consists. of particles too small.for resolution with an
ordinary light microscope. and in suspension or solution fails to
settle out and diffracts a beam of Iiltht. b: a systetnconsisting of a
colloid together with the gaseous. liquid. or solid medium in which
il is dis~ 2: a gelatinous or mucinous substance found in
pssues. In disease.or n. ormally (as. in .tbe th.y roid)...,. col.lo.I..clal
\k:>-'1Oid."1. kil-\ adi -::: co"'ol;cje"'y \-"1-E\ adv '
cololOP \ 'kiU-:lll.\ 0 lMJ;] 1: a .smallpiece or slice esp. of meat 2
: a fold of fat nesh '
colloq abbr colloqui!ll
coIolOoClUI081 \k...'1o-kw~ol\ adj 1:. of or relatin, to conversation
: CONVERSATIONAL 2.. 8: used in or characteristic of familiar and
informal conversation b: using conversational style - collo-
qulel 0 ...... cO...OoClul......ty \-,1o-kwe-'aI.:>t-e\ 0- coJ.IOoClUloaloly
\-'Io-kwe-...le\ adv . , ;
coIolOoClUl08"'sm \_'Io-kwe-...,1iz-:>m\ n 1 a:a colloquial expres.
sion b: a local or regional dialect expression 2: .colloquial style
co"'OoClulst \ 'kii1-:.:-kw:.st\ n: SPEAKER .
cololOoClul.um \k...'Io-kwe':>m\ n. pl.qul.ums Of .quia \-kwe-:>\'p:-
colloquy]: a usu. academic meeting at which one or more speclw'
ists deliver addresses on a topic or on related topics and then an-
swerqucstions relating tbereto
coi.tOoCluy \ 'kiil':i-kwe\ n. pl.qulea (L colloquium. fr.. colloqui to
converse. fro com. + loqui to s,peak) 1: CONVERSATlON;DIALOOUE
2: a bigh-Ievel serious diSCUSSIon :. CONfERENCI!'
cololo-type \ 'kiil-o-.tip\ 0 pSV]. 1: a photomechanical process for
making prints directly from a hardened film of gelatin or' other
colloid 'that has ink.receptive and ink-repellent parts 2: a print
made by collot)'pC
cololude \k:i-'Iiid\ vi col.ludoad: cololucJ.lng (L colludere. fr, com- +
ludere to play. fro ludus game - more at LUDICROUS] : CONSPIRE.
PLOT
cololu..lon \ko-'1ii.zhon\ 0 [ME. fr, MF, fro L collusloo.. collusio. fro
collusus. pp. of colludere]: secret a~ent or cooperation for an
iIIes.at or deceitful pUrpose - col.IIMII'!. \-'Iii-siv. -ziv\ ad)"- col.
l!loSlve.lyadv ,.
coJ.llJovi.um \,ko-'Iii-ve-om\ n. 1'.1 -vie \-vM\ or -vl.ums [NL. Jr.
ML. offscounngs. alter.pf L colluvies. fro colluere to wash.lr. com.
+ lavere to Wash _ more at .L VEl: rock detritus and soil accumu-
lated at the foolofa slo~-'-col. U.Vl081 \-v~ol\ ad) ,
cololy \'kiil-E\ vt, cololleCl:co"'y.lng (alter. ofMEcolwen. fro (as-
sumcd) OE comian. fro OE cot coal) dial chiefl. y Brit.: to. black.. en
with or as if witn soot . . ..
cololyr.l.um \ko-'1ir-e-:>m\ n. pl-Ia \.e-o\ or _J.umslL. fro Ok /colly,
rion pessary. eye salve. fro dim. of /collyra rollof bread] : an eye
lotion: EYEWASH . .', .. '
coJ.ly.woboblea \'kiil.c..wiib-:>Iz\ 01'.1 but sing 0' plio constr (prob.
by Colk etymology. fro NL. cholera morbus. lit.. tlie diseasecliolera]
: BELLYACHE .
Colo tibbr Colorado
colo- - see C01.-' . .
cOolo.cele \(')kO-'1O-,kiit. 'ko-Io-\ vt : . to place two or more units in
closeproximity'so as,to share common facilities
coloOoCynth .\'kiil.o-,sin(t)th\n lL colocyothis] : a Mediterranean
and African .herbaceous vine (Citrullus colocyothis) related to the
y.alen\1e1on; also: its spongy fruit from which a powerful cathartic
~~~b:Scologarit~ . .
cOolog08.rithm \(')ko-'Iog.o-.rith-:>m. -'1iig-\ ,n : the logarithm of
the reciprocal. . ' .
cOologne \ko-'Iiln\ 0 (Cologn.. Germany) 1: a perfumed toilet
water 2: a cream or paste of cologne sometimes formed into a
semisolid stick - co-Iognad\-'Iilnd\ ad)
( ) collimator. color
'co-Ion \'k~ n. 1'.1 colons 0' co-Ia \-I~\ (L, fro Ok /coloo]: the
part of the large intestine that extends from the cecum to die rec-
tum - co.tonolc \k.O-'liin-ik\ ad) ,
2colon n. pi colons '0,. co-Ia \.1:>\ (L. part of a ~. fro Ok kOloo
limb. part of a strophe - more at cALK) 1!!' cola: a rhythmical
unit 01 an utterance; spedf, io Greek or Lal.o verse : a system or
series of from two to not more than six feet having a principal ac-
cent and forming part of a line 2 pI colons a: a. punctuation
mark : used chiefly to direct attention to matter (as a bst. explana:
tion. or quotation) that follows . b : the .sign : used between tbe
parts of a numerical expression Of time in hours and minutes (as in
\:15) or in hours. minutes. and seconds (as in 8:25:30), in a biblio-
graphical reference (as in Natioo 130:20) in a ratio where it is usU.
i'ead as."to" (as in 4:1 read "four to one..~. or in a proportion. where
it is usu. read as ''is to" or when doubled as "as .. (as in '2:1:':8:4
read "two is to one as eight is to four") .,
Ico-Ion \kO-lli". ko-'1an\ n ,(F. fro L colonus] : a colonial farmer or
plantation owner "
4I:o-lon \ko-'Iiln\n. 1'.' co-lo-nea \.'Io-,nlls\ (Sp col60] - see MONEY
table ., ' . ..
colon bacillus n : any of various hacilli (esp. genera EscherichIa
and Aerobacter) that arc ;normally commensil in vertebrate intes.
tines; esp: one Ut coli) used extensively in genetic research '
co, I.o-nel \'k:>m."1\ n [alter. of coronet fr. MF. modif. of OIt colon.
oello column of soldiers. colonel. dim. of coloolla column. fr. L
columna] 1 e: a commissioned officer in the army; air force. or
marine corps .ranking above a lieutenant colonel and below a brill8'
dier general. b:. UEUTENANTCOLONEL 2: a minor titular offiCIal
of a state esp. in southern or midland U ,S. - used as an honorific
title- col.o-neJ.cy \-"1.~ 0 ;', . ....
Colonel Blimp \,k:>m."1-'bbmp\ n (Colonel Blimp, cartoon charac'
ter created by David Low] : a ~pous person with out.of-date or
ultraconservative yiews;, broadly : REAcnONARY. _,Colonel
Blimpoism \-'blim-~-:>m\ 0 ;' ,
'co.to.nlal \k...'1o-ne-ol. -n~l\ ad) 1:. of. relating to. or charaCter.
istic of a colony 2 ofteo cop: of or relating to the origirlal .13
colonies fonning the Onited States: as a: made or.previilling in
America during the colonial ~riod (.... architecture was a modifi.
cation of English Ocorgia!J) . b : adapted from ,or reminiscent of
an American colonial mode of design <- furniture) 3:!lC!sscsS-
ing or com~of colonies (Britain's - empire) - co-lo-nlilJ.ize
\.,IZ\ vI _ co-lo.nleloly \-E\ adv - co-Io-nlal.neas 0 '
:!Colonlel 0 1:a member or inhabitant of a colon~ 2" a : a
product made for use in a colony b: a product exhlbiting,colo-
nia! style
co-IQonlal~sm\-.iz-:>m\ 0 1: the quality or state ofbcing colonial
2 :..somethingcharacteristic ofa Colony 3. a: control by one
power over a iiependent area or pt:!lple.. b: apoliC)' advocattnll or
based on s!1ch co!'tr,?l- co-l9-nlel.let \.:>st\ o. or oil) - co-Io-n.el-
i...t1c V,Io-ne-o-'IlS-tik. .ny...'Ils-\ ad) ..
coJ.o,n[st \'kiI-:i-n:.st\ n 1: a mcniber or inhabitant of a colony
2: one that colonizes or. settles ina new country:: ..'
col,o.nl_tlon \,IciiI.o-n...'zii-sh:>n\ n: an act or instance of colo-
nizing or of being colonized - coJ.o,ni_.tion.lst\-sh(~)n~st\ n
col.o-nlza.\'klilo.:l-,nJz\ vb .oized: .nlzolng vI 1 a: to establish a
colony in or on' or of b: to establish in a colony 2: to send
illegal or irregularly q., ualified voters into (the machlDe was. coloniz.
ing doubtful districts> 3 :to infiltrate. with usu.subversive mili-
tants for proP\lganda and strategy reasons (.... industries) .... vi: to
make or establish a colony: . SETTLE - col.o-nlzoer n
col.on.nede \,kiilo.:l-'niid\ n (F. fro It coloonata. fro colonoa column)
: a series of columns set at regJl1ar intervals and. usu. supportin. g
the.base of a roof strUcture~ cOloOn.nadoad Vniid-:>d\ ad} .
co-Io-nus \ko-'1o-n:>s\ n. pI .01 \-,nI. ;Qne\ (L. lit.. farmer): a free<
born serf ID the later Roman EmpIre who could sometimes oWn
property but who was bound to the land and obliged to pay a rent
usu. in produce . .....'
col.o-ny\'kli1-o-nC\ n. 1'.' .nlea [ME colonie. fr. MF & L; MF. fro L
coloolo.. fr; ~Ionus farmer. colonist. fro colere to cultivate ~ more
at WHEEL) 1 a: a body of people living in anew territory but
retaining ties with the parent state b: tbe territory inhabited by
such a body ,2: a distinguishable localized population within a
spec;ies (.... of termites) 3 a: a circumS9ribi:d mass of micronr-
pnismsusu. growing in or on a solid medium b: thea~~tion
of zooids of a compound animal 4 a: a $"oup of indiVldU8ls or
tbinp with common charaetcristics or interests situated inclose
association (an artist ....) (the growing.... of off-Broadway satires
,.....,curreot Biag.) b: tlie section occupied by such a group 6: a
group of ~rsons institutionalized away from otbers (as for 'care or
correction) (a leper ....) (a penal. -); also : the land or .buildings
occupied by sucti a group . .. :. ,.. .
col.o-Ilhon \'kiil-o-f:>n.-.fJin\ Ii (L. fr. Ok
/colophOn summit. finishing .toucb] ,.1 n:"
: an inscription placed at the end of. a ,...:
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