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6. Colocation of Antennas. The tower shall be designed and constructed so as to permit colocation of additional antennas as described in Paragraph 7 below. 7. Colocation of Emergency Service Antennas. The tower owner shall permit colocation of Hall County emergency service antennas as provided in the County Zoning Resolution. 8. Setback. The tower shall meet applicable setbacks as provided in the County Zoning Resolution. 9. Lighting. The tower shall not be artificially lighted unless required by the Federal Aviation Administration. 10. Security. The tower shall be enclosed within a security fence or other structure designed to preclude unauthorized access or shall be designed and constructed in a manner which will preclude to the extent practical, unauthorized climbing of said structure. 11. Signs. No signs shall be allowed on any antenna or tower. 12. Inspection. The County reserves the right to conduct an inspection of towers, antenna support structures,telecommunications facilities and antennas upon reasonable notice to the tower owner or operator to determine compliance with this Resolution and to prevent structural and equipment failures and accidents which may cause damage, injuries or nuisances to the public. Inspections may be made to determine compliance with the construction standards set forth in the County Zoning Resolution, federal and state law or applicable ANSI standards. 13. Abandonment. If the tower shall cease to be used for a period of three hundred sixty-five (365) consecutive days, Hall County shall notify the tower owner that the site will be subject to a determination that the site has been abandoned. Upon issuance of a Notice to Show Cause by Hall County, the tower owner shall have thirty (30) days to show by a preponderance of the evidence that the tower has been in use or under repair during the period of apparent abandonment. In the event the tower owner fails to show that the tower has been in use or under repair during the relevant period, Hall County shall issue a final determination of abandonment of the site and the tower owner shall have seventy-five (75) days thereafter to dismantle and move the tower. 14. Term. The term of the permit shall be for a period of five(5)years from the date hereof unless terminated pursuant to Paragraphs 13 or 15. This permit shall run with the land during the permit's duration and may be transferred, conveyed and assigned by the applicant to assigns and successors-in-interest. 15. Termination of Permit. The County of Hall, Nebraska may terminate this permit in the event that tower owner fails to comply with any of the conditions, restrictions and obligations set forth herein. The Hall County Board of Supervisors shall notify the tower owner in writing setting forth the specific area of noncompliance. If the tower owner fails to take reasonable action to comply with the notice of noncompliance and correct any or all violations within 30 days after receiving said notice, the Hall County Board of Supervisors shall hold a hearing to consider the revocation and termination of the Conditional Use Permit by majority vote.