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Eugene Code· · "i (a) All transmission towers and antennas shall be removed by the person who constructed the facility, by ·the person who operates the facility, or by the propertY owner., within 6 months of the time that the facilities have ceased being used to transmit, receive or relay voice and data signals to or from wireless communication devices. The city manager may grant a 6-month extension where a written request has been filed, within the initial 6-month period, to reuse the tower' or antennas. (b) If a transmission tower is located within an R-l, PL, C-1 or GO zone, the · ~ provisions of subparagraph (a) also shall apply to thetower substructure and all ab.o~.e ground ancillary facilities. . (c) The City a~y~r~quire the posting of an open ended bond before devel(~p~nent permit issuance to insure remOval of the transmission tower, substructure or antennas after the facility no longer is being used. ('11) Fees. NotwithStanding any other provision of this code, the city manager may require, as part of application fees for bUilding or land use permits for · telecommunication facilities, . an amount sufficient to recover all'of the city's costs in retaining consultants to verifY statements made in E(~njunction~--~-it~ the · '~it application, to the extent that verification requires telecommunications expertise. (Section'9..5750, see chart at front of Chapter 9 for legislative history from 2/26/01 through 6/1/02:) · · 9.$800 TemDora.ry Activity special Development Standard,,,. · ~-~_~-,, (1) ' Purpose. The provisions of this section establish standards for temporary ~.· i . activities and uses that can be terminated and removed immediatelY. · .. Temporary uses have no inherent rights within the base zone in which they are located. .(2) Applicability. Prior to initiation of any temporary use, the operator shall ensure that the standards in this section are met. (3) Description. Temporary activities are short term or seasonal activities and do not require, permanent site improvements. Temporary activities inClude temporary uses that: (a) Are allowed by the zone but do not meet the normal development standards. Examples include, but are not limited to, Christmas tree sales or parking lot sales in a commercial zone; (b) If permanent, would not be allowed by the base zone. An example is a church carnival in a residentia! Zone. Temporary activities include, but are not limited to: a. Construction yard, staging area. b. Construction trailer. c. Leasing office. ~ d. Garag'.e sale. e.- Carnival and fair. f. Parking lot sale. g. Seasonal sale such as Christmas tree sale. h. Firework sale. i. Plant and produce stand. . . (4) GeneraI Standards. 'All temporary activities are subject to the applicable ~ standards listed below: (a) Permanent changes to the development site to specifically 9-239 01/02/2004 IV-17