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§ 15.85

Glenn County Zoning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Glenn County

15.85.010 Standards

Collocation of wireless communication facilities shall only require a building permit and not a conditional use permit or amendment of an existing conditional use permit when the project fulfills the following requirements:

  1. The original wireless communication facilities for which the collocation is proposed has received an approved conditional use permit and an environmental document was adopted (EIR, negative declaration or mitigated negative declaration).

  2. The collocation facilities are required to be located on or within 10 feet of the original facilities but not outside the existing compound area. In the event that the compound area must be enlarged, a Site Plan Review shall be required for the proposed collocation.

  3. The collocation facilities shall not extend the height of the existing pole structure or exceed the height of the existing tower or pole structure.

  4. The collocation facilities shall be enclosed within a six-foot high fence.

  5. The ground equipment shall not exceed the height of existing structures or the height prescribed by the existing permit.

  6. The collocation antennas and/or dishes shall not exceed the girth of the original wireless equipment.

  7. The total area of the collocation equipment and the original wireless facilities shall not exceed the maximum lot coverage of the individual zoning classification.

  8. The collocation facilities shall meet the setback requirements of the individual zoning classification.

  9. The collocation facilities shall be subject to the mitigation measures and conditions of approval for the original wireless communication facilities. (Org. 1200 § 3, 2008)

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