In a municipality with a public consultation process for antenna systems, when might public consultation NOT be required?

In Canada, the installation of certain antenna systems may be exempt from the public consultation process. This exemption can occur if the proposed structure meets the exclusion criteria defined by the local municipal process OR if it falls under the federal exemptions outlined in ISED's Client Procedures Circular CPC-2-0-03. The key here is the word 'OR'. If either the municipality explicitly excludes the system from consultation requirements, or the federal guidelines (CPC-2-0-03) exclude it (such as a mast under a certain height), the operator does not need to undergo public consultation. Answers requiring both conditions ('AND') or completely ignoring one of the valid sets of rules are incorrect. You only need to qualify for an exclusion under one of the two authorities to proceed without consultation.