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18.74.060 G. Color, materials and texture palette. 11. Other information which the zoning administrator determines to be necessary or convenient or which the zoning administrator or planning commission may by general policy require all applicants in the district to furnish. (Ord 1656 § 1, 1995; Ord. 1225 § I, 1985; prior code § 2- 2.3405) 18.74.060 Architectural plan for sign permit only. Where the application is solely for a sign permit, items constituting the proposed architectural plan shall be those items required by Section 18.74.050 of this chapter for all elevations from which the proposed signs are visible and such additional items as are established by the zoning administrator as necessary or convenient to the review and deci- sion. (Ord. 1656 § 1, 1995; Ord. 1225 § I, 1985; prior code § 2- 2.3406) 18.74.070 Final architectural plan approval. If the architectural plan is approved and the applicant agrees to the conditions of approval, the applicant shall file the following information with the planning division prior to receipt of a building permit, license certificate or other approval: A. Final working drawings; 13. Final landscape plan; C. Color chips. Final architectural plan approval is deemed approval of the certificate of appropriateness required by Section 18.74.170 of this chapter. The zoning administrator or his or her designee shall certify that the final architectural plan submitted under this section accords with the architectural plan as approved by the zoning administrator or planning commission. (Ord. 2000 § I, 2009; Ord. 1656 § 1, 1995; Ord. 1225 § 1, 1985; prior code § 2- 2.3407) 18.74.080 Evaluation and criteria. The zoning administrator shall examine the material submitted with the application by considering the following aspects for conformance with the purpose of this chapter: A. General site utilization considerations. 13. General architectural considerations: 1. Height, bulk and area of buildings. 2. Colors and types of building and installations. 3. Physical and architectural relationship between the proposed structures and the existing built context. 4. Site layout, orientation and location of buildings and relationship with open areas and topography. 5. Height, materials, color and variations in boundary walls, fences or screen planting. 6. Location and type of landscaping including but not limited to off- street parking areas. 7. Appropriateness of sign design and exterior lighting. C. General landscape considerations. D. Graphics. The zoning administrator shall be guided in his or her review of improvements within the district by the adopted downtown Pleasanton design guidelines. (Ord. 1656 § 1, 1995; Ord. 1589 § 5, 1993; Ord. 1225 § 1, 1985; prior code § 2- 2.3408) 18.74.090 All signs require a permit — Exemptions. A. No sign shall be erected, altered or moved without a sign permit. 13. The following signs shall be exempt from these regulations: (Plcuanlon Supp. No. 3, 1 -10) 600