the wireless facilities being replaced.
including any local amendments to those codes.
other than light poles or small cell facilities approved as part of a waiver process described in subdivision (3)(C), exists in the area.
as a permitted use within the area.
as a permitted use within the area.
that addresses requests to install new utility poles or new wireless support structures within the area.
by United States mail or by electronic mail of any application filed with the permit authority for a permitted use described in subsection (c)(3)(A) or (c)(3)(B) or for the construction, placement, or use of a small cell facility on one (1) or more new utility poles or one (1) or more new wireless support structures in an area that is designated strictly for underground or buried utilities and that is within the jurisdiction of the neighborhood association or homeowners association. If the permit authority maintains an Internet web site, the permit authority shall post on the permit authority's Internet web site instructions for how a neighborhood association or homeowners association may register to receive notice under this subsection. A permit authority that receives a request under subdivision (2) may agree to provide notice to homeowners regarding a project for which applications described in this subsection have been filed with the permit authority, but not provide notice to homeowners regarding each permit application filed with the permit authority with respect to the project. A permit authority that receives a request under subdivision (2) may agree to provide notice only to certain homeowners. A permit authority may require a neighborhood association, homeowners association, or homeowner to pay the cost of postage associated with the mailed provision of notice to the neighborhood association, homeowners association, or homeowner under this subsection. A permit authority that chooses to provide mailed notice under this subsection at its own cost may choose to pass those costs along to a permit applicant. Any mailing costs passed through to an applicant under this subsection are not in addition to the application fee, and shall not increase the application fee beyond the limit set forth in section 26(a)(3) of this chapter. A permit authority may not pass through to an applicant any costs for notices provided electronically.
A permit authority that elects not to collaborate with a neighborhood association or a homeowners association to adopt neighborhood specific guidelines under this subsection is not precluded from using the waiver, zoning process, or other procedure described in subsection (c)(3)(C) with respect to any application to place one (1) or more new utility poles or new wireless support structures within the jurisdiction of the neighborhood association or homeowners association.
to or from a particular area or site.
a permit authority may apply any generally applicable procedures that require applicants to obtain a certificate of appropriateness.
for identifying the owner's name and contact information.
applies only to communications service providers and those geographic areas that are zoned residential and where all existing utility infrastructure is already buried.
IC 8-1-32.3-15