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Schedule 1 Page 10 (c) or run the power line, for the street light, from a JPA pole across the street in a different manner, while complying with State rules (e.g. General Order 95). 12.Licensee’s Equipment must be high quality, safe, fire-resistant, modern in design, and attractive in appearance, all as approved by the City. Use equipment that does not feature flashing lights that may be visible to the public. Remove or paint-over unnecessary equipment manufacturer decals. Utilize the smallest and lowest visibility radio-frequency (RF) warning sticker required by government or electric utility requirements. In areas close to residences or window, use a passive cooling system in lieu of a fan. If a fan is needed, utilize a longer enclosure with sufficient space to allow for additional airflow and/or a cooling fan with a lower noise profile due to fewer revolutions per minute. 13.Utilize the smallest and lowest visibility (e.g. yellow instead of blue) radio-frequency (RF) warning sticker required by government or electric utility regulations. Place the RF sticker as close to the antenna as possible, facing directly out toward the street, or directly away from street if there is no window within 25 feet of the pole (preferred). For the Node ID sticker; avoid the use of large and highly visible site (node) identification tags (with carrier’s phone number). Consider combining with disconnect information. Use sticker colors that are more muted (e.g. tan), such as the same color as the equipment but with white color lettering. Consider placing the Node ID sticker on the underside of the equipment enclosure so it is only visible when standing next to the pole and looking up. If the node ID sticker cannot be placed on the underside of the main equipment area then place the sticker on the side of the enclosure facing in the direction of travel (e.g. north facing for a pole on the right hand side of the street on a north-south street).