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18.48.160 <br />tectural details of a building, these <br />facilities shall be treated to match the <br />existing architectural features and col- <br />ors found on the building's architecture <br />through design, color, texture, or other <br />measures deemed to be necessary by <br />the zoning administrator. <br />Roof-mounted aerials and antennas <br />shall be located in an area of the roof <br />where the visual impact is minimized. <br />Roof-mounted and ground-mounted <br />aerials, antennas, and transmission <br />towers shall not be allowed in the di- <br />rect sightline(s) or sensitive view corri- <br />dors, or where they would adversely <br />affect scenic vistas, unless the facilities <br />incorporate the appropriate, creative <br />techniques to camouflage, disguise, <br />and/or blend them into the surrounding <br />environment, as determined to be nec- <br />essary by the zoning administrator. <br />All commercial radio and television <br />aerials, antennas, and transmission <br />towers shall conform to the applicable <br />requirements of Cal-OSHA and/or the <br />FCC before commencement of, and <br />during operation. Evidence of confor- <br />mance shall be provided to the zoning <br />administrator before final inspection of <br />the facility by the director of building <br />inspection. <br />If the zoning administrator finds that <br />an approved aerial, antenna, or trans- <br />mission tower is not in compliance with <br />this title, that conditions have not been <br />fulfilled, or that there is a compelling <br />public safety and welfare necessity, the <br />zoning administrator shall notify the <br />owner/operator of the aerial/antenna/ <br />transmission tower in writing of the <br />concern, and state the actions necessary <br />to cure. After thirty (30) days from the <br />date of notification, if compliance with <br />this title is not achieved, the conditions <br />of approval have not been fulfilled, or <br />there is still a compelling public safety <br />and welfare necessity, the zoning ad- <br />ministrator shall refer the use to the <br />planning commission for review. Such <br />reviews shall occur at a noticed public <br />hearing where the owner/operator of the <br />aerial/antenna/transmission tower may <br />present relevant evidence. If, upon such <br />review, the planning commission finds <br />that any of the above have occurred, <br />the planning commission may modify <br />or revoke all approvals and/or permits. <br />Contractors' equipment, rental and <br />storage areas. <br />Dairy products plants. <br />Electrical repair shops. <br />Feed and fuel stores. <br />Freight forwarding terminals. <br />Frozen food distributors. <br />Heating and ventilating shops. <br />Ice storage houses. <br />Kennels, not less than three hundred <br />feet (300') from an R or O district. <br />Laundry plants. <br />Lumberyards, not including planing <br />mills or sawmills. <br />Machinery sales and rental. <br />Mattress repair shops. <br />Microbreweries*. <br />*Permitted use subject to the fol- <br />lowing conditions: <br />A. The zoning administrator finds <br />that adequate parking is available for <br />said use. <br />B. If the zoning administrator deter- <br />mines that the use will be or is creating <br />odor problems, an odor abatement <br />(Pleasanton April 2001) 538-2 <br />