Chapter 18.41, Sections 18.41.030 and 18.41.080

All facilities shall be designed and operated to conform to the minimum noise standards contained in Chapter 9.10 (Noise Control) of the Portola Valley Municipal Code.

The back-up power system shall be capable of running the facility for at least forty-eight hours.

All providers shall cooperate in the locating of equipment and antennas to accommodate the maximum number of providers at a given site.

The color of all antennas, cabinets, equipment, and mounting brackets shall be approved by the planning and building director.

Actual construction of a wireless communications facility pursuant to an approved conditional use permit or minor wireless permit must be initiated within one year from the date of final approval.

If a conditional use permit is granted, the minimum permit life shall be ten years unless a shorter life is allowed for under controlling federal or state of California standards and regulations.

Any fencing shall conform to the provisions of Chapter 18.43 of this title.

Siting of any new personal wireless communication facility shall conform to the 'utility' provisions of town's geologic map and land movement potential map policies.

The permittee shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless the town.

The landscape maintenance agreement shall specifically provide for timely replacement of any screen planting that has not survived.

an amount of at least one million dollars in coverage per occurrence per installation in the public right-of-way.

Except for emergency repairs, testing and maintenance activities that will be audible beyond the property line shall only occur between the hours of eight a.m. and five-thirty p.m. on Monday through Friday, excluding legal holidays.

Wireless communications facilities and related equipment... shall be maintained in good condition and repair.

No small wireless antenna shall exceed four feet from top of antenna to bottom of antenna.

No small wireless antenna shall extend more than three feet from the surface of the pole.

The permittee or any future owner of a tower facility shall allow for co-location of up to two additional wireless carriers on the facility.

No above ground equipment enclosure shall exceed a total of four feet in height.

No above ground equipment enclosure shall exceed a total of six feet in length.

No above ground equipment enclosure shall exceed a total of six feet in width.

Minor wireless permits shall have a permit life of one year, unless a longer time period is specified by applicable federal or state law.

All equipment, antennas, poles, cables, hardware, and towers shall have a non-reflective finish.

Any wireless communications facility that was approved by the town prior to the effective date of this section... shall be considered a lawful non-conforming use.

The permittee or any future owner may request an extension of the ten-year life (or five-year life for permits in undergrounding districts) of the permit.

Facilities shall not block, obstruct, impair or otherwise interfere with the use of public trails, rights-of-way, culverts, storm drains and other public infrastructure.

All equipment and improvements associated with a wireless communications facility shall be removed within ninety days of the discontinuation of the use.

In residential zoning districts, antenna and necessary equipment enclosures and support structures shall only be located on properties not residentially developed.

All wireless communications facilities shall at any and all times comply with the FCC's Office of Engineering and Technology Bulletin 65.

once each year the town may retain... a town approved radio frequency expert to conduct an unannounced radio frequency emissions evaluation.

All wireless communications facilities shall be designed, screened and/or camouflaged to the greatest extent possible.

All wireless communications facilities shall provide sufficient security measures and anti-climbing measures.

The town may reasonably require inspection of a tower... by a licensed structural engineer following significant storms.

The planning and building director may require an independent, third-party review, at the expense of the applicant.

Wires and conduits shall be placed underground and run inside poles where feasible.

No new pole, however, shall be permitted in an area designated as a utility undergrounding district, unless applicant shows it is infeasible to locate outside the district.

All camouflaged facilities including, but not limited to, 'faux trees' that emit radio frequency emissions shall be posted with warning signs to the public as legally required by the FCC.

The permit holder shall notify the town in writing of any work to be completed at the facility at least two weeks prior to the start of work.

Each owner or operator of a wireless communications facility shall provide signage identifying the name, site number or other unique identifier, and local or toll-free phone number of a party to contact at any time regarding the facility.