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emergency at the owner's expense. (k) Radio frequency emissions. The following radio frequency emissions standards shall apply to all WCF installations. RF Impact. The FTA gives the FCC sole jurisdiction of the regulation of radio frequency (RF) emissions, and approval ofa WCF under this ordinance which meets the FCC standard shall not be conditioned or denied on the basis of RF Impact. (2) FCC Compliance. In order to provide information to its citizens, copies of ongoing FCC information concerning each WCF and RF emission standards may be requested. Applicants for each WCF shall be required to provide information with the application on the measurement of the effective radiated power of the facility and how said facility will comply with FCC standards. (1) Sound Prohibited. No sound emissions such as alarms, bells, buzzers, or the like are permitted on any WCF. (m) Collocation Agreement. All applicants for a WCF are required to submit a statement with their application agreeing to allow collocation of other WCF providers. The statement shall include the applicant's policy regarding collocation of other providers and the methodology to be used by the applicant in determining reasonable rates to be charged to other providers. The collocation agreement shall be considered a condition for issuance of a TUP. (n) TechnicalAssistance. In the course of consideration of any application, the Director or the City Council may deem it necessary, in complex situations, to employ an engineer or engineers or other consultants qualified in the design and installation of WCF to assist the City in the technical aspects of the application. In such cases, any reasonable cost incurred by the City not to exceed five thousand dollars ($5,000) for the technical review and recommendation shall be reimbursed by the applicant. Page -9-