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(6) any required California Environmental Quality Act findings have been made. <br /> (c) Conditional Approvals; Denials without Prejudice. Subject to any applicable <br /> federal or state laws, nothing in this policy is intended to limit the approval <br /> authority's (or the appellate authority's) ability to conditionally approve or deny <br /> without prejudice any permit application governed under this policy as may be <br /> necessary or appropriate to protect and promote the public health, safety and <br /> welfare, and to advance the goals or policies in the general plan and any applicable <br /> specific plan, this policy or the Municipal Code. <br /> (d) Decision Notices. Within five calendar days after the approval authority (the <br /> Zoning Administrator or Planning Commission) acts on an application or before the <br /> shot clock expires (whichever occurs first), the Department shall provide a written <br /> notice to the applicant and notify the City Council about such decision. If the <br /> approval authority (or appellate authority) denies the application (with or without <br /> prejudice), the written notice to the applicant must contain the reasons for the <br /> denial. <br /> (e) City Council Call for Review. Within 10 calendar days after the approval authority <br /> approves or denies any application under this policy, any member of the City <br /> Council may advise the City Clerk in writing that the member wants the appellate <br /> authority to review the approval authority's decision provided that: (1) the <br /> provisions of this section shall control over those in Section18.144.010 (City <br /> council review) of the Municipal Code; (2) the City Clerk shall schedule the review <br /> at a public hearing of the appellate authority; (3) the appellate authority shall hear <br /> reviews de novo; (4) the City Clerk shall provide notice of the review hearing <br /> pursuant to Section 9(b). The City shall provide a written notice to the applicant <br /> about such decision. If the appellate authority denies the application after review <br /> (whether by affirmation or reversal), the written notice to the applicant must contain <br /> the reasons for the denial. The appellate authority's decision shall be final and not <br /> subject to any further City appeals or petitions for reconsideration. <br /> (f) Appeals. Within 10 calendar days after the approval authority approves or denies <br /> any application under this policy, any interested person may file an appeal to the <br /> City Council for cause provided that: (1) the appeal provisions in this policy shall <br /> control over those in Chapter 18.144 (Appeals) of the Municipal Code; (2) an <br /> appeal must be timely and duly filed with the City Clerk on a form provided by the <br /> City Clerk, or if no such form is available, in a writing that states in plain terms the <br /> grounds for appeal and the facts that support those grounds; (3) appeals from an <br /> approval shall not be permitted when based on reasons otherwise compliant under <br /> this policy, including appeals based on the environmental effects from RF <br /> emissions that are compliant with applicable FCC regulations and guidelines; (4) <br /> the City Council shall hear appeals de novo; and (5) the City Clerk shall provide <br /> notice of the appeal hearing pursuant to Section 9(b). The City shall provide a <br /> written notice to the applicant about such decision. If the City Council denies the <br /> Wireless Telecommunications Facilities Policy(City of Pleasanton) page 13/37 <br />