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55. Television and radio sales and repair shops 56. 57. 58. Tool and cutlery sharpening and grinding Toy stores Tutoring for less than 40 staff and students at any one time, excluding dance, martial arts, and gymnastics 59. Variety stores Conditional Uses Bars and brew pubs, as defined in Chapter 18.08 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code 2. Beauty shops including massage services which cannot meet the criteria for beauty shops including massage services as written under the permitted section 3. Building materials sales, with the limited outdoor product display 4. Childcare centers, if located a minimum of 7. 300 feet away from any personal wireless service facility approved after the adoption of the City's personal wireless service 8. facility ordinance Chapter 18.110 of this Title not including those personal wireless service facilities exempted in Section 18.110.010 of this Title, and provided that the State of California mandated outdoor play areas face new or existing landscaping sufficient to buffer the play area from view, are separated from the customer parking areas by a heavy 3 60. Veterinarians' offices, outpatient clinics, and small animal hospitals, including short term overnight boarding of animals and incidental care such as bathing and trimming, provided that all operations are conducted entirely within a completely enclosed building which complies with specifications for soundproof construction prescribed by the Director of Building Inspection 61. Watch and clock repair shops The applicant for a restaurant, soda fountain, or similar parking intensive use shall submit a parking analysis to the Planning Director with the business license application to determine the presence of adequate parking for the proposed use based upon the parking standards of Chapter 18.88, Off Street Parking Facilities, of the Pleasanton Municipal Code. The analysis shall be conducted by a licensed parking consultant or comparable professional and shall include an inventory of the existing uses and their required parking plus the proposed use and parking. If adequate parking is unavailable for the proposed use, the Planning Director may require appropriate measures to reduce the parking required parking of the proposed use. 5. 6. wood fence or comparable barrier, are isolated from loading docks and associated delivery truck circulation areas, and contain sufficient landscaping for outdoor children's activities. Garden centers, including plant nurseries Grocery stores, including supermarkets Music studios, dance studios, gymnasiums, and martial arts schools Recreation and sports facilities, indoor 9. Recreation and sports facilities, indoor, including massage services which cannot meet the criteria for recreation and sports facilities, indoor, with massage services as written under Chapter 18.44 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code