Application fees are not refundable. They are intended to cover the costs necessary to review the application. 
 

Yes; appeals are made to the circuit court and generally must be filed with the court soon after the decision has been made.

The Zoning Administrator is authorized to make various decisions which are administrative in nature. All such decisions can be appealed to the Zoning Board of Appeals. An appeal must be made soon after the decision.

Under state law (and by extension, the Town's zoning regulations) there are two types of collocations. A Class 1 collocation is where the proposed work constitutes a "substantial modification." In contrast, a Class 2 collocation does not constitute a "substantial modification." In general, a Class 1 collocation is reviewed like a new tower, while a Class 2 is reviewed administratively.

When we receive a development application, staff will review the materials to make sure the application submittal is complete and ready for formal review. If an application submittal is not complete, staff will notify the applicant and describe the parts that are not complete. 

A determination that an application is complete means the application is ready for formal review and does not suggest the applicant has provided sufficient information in all regards or preclude the reviewing authority from requesting additional information it deems appropriate.