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(8) Such additional materials as are listed on the application form established by the city engineer and are reasonably required by the city engineer to determine the approvability of a permit in accordance with section 32 -207. (c) Any application not including all of the information listed in this section may be deemed incomplete by the city engineer. Sec. 32 -306. — Application review process. (a) Provided applicant has provided a contact email address and paid the appropriate application fee, the city engineer or designee shall notify the applicant within ten days of application submittal if the application is incomplete. If the city engineer or designee does not so notify applicant, the application shall be deemed complete. (b) During review of a complete application, the city engineer or designee may request applicant to provide additional information which is reasonably required to determine the approvability of a permit in accordance with section 32 -207. (c) Within sixty days of submittal of a complete application, the city engineer or designee shall, for each individual permit request included in an application: (1) approve the individual permit request; (ii) deny the individual permit request in writing, including a written explanation of the reason[s] for denial; or (iii) notify the applicant in writing that the review period is being extended by an additional 30 days. Any individual permit request not acted on in accordance with this section shall be deemed approved. Sec. 32 -307. — Basis for denial. No individual permit request included in a complete application shall be denied except for one or more of the following reasons: (a) Material potential interference with other pre- existing communications facilities or with future communications facilities that have already been designed and planned for a specific location or that have been reserved for future public safety communications facilities; (b) The public safety or other critical public service needs; (c) Only in the case of an installation on or in publicly owned or publicly controlled property, aesthetic impact or the absence of all required approvals from all departments, authorities, and agencies with jurisdiction over such property; or (d) Conflict with a city ordinance adopted pursuant to Va. Code § 15.2 -2306. Sec. 32 -308. — Micro - wireless facilities.