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RESO NO. 2026-025
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from an approval shall not be permitted when based on reasons otherwise <br /> compliant under this policy, including appeals based on duly adopted preapproved <br /> designs or the environmental effects from RF emissions that are compliant with <br /> applicable FCC regulations and guidelines; and (4)the City Manager shall consider <br /> appeals de novo. The City Manager shall issue the applicant and appellant a <br /> written decision within 15 calendar days of receipt of the appeal. If the City <br /> Manager denies the application on appeal (whether by affirmation or reversal), the <br /> written notice shall contain the reasons for the decision. The City Manager's <br /> decision shall be final and not subject to any further City appeals or petitions for <br /> reconsideration. <br /> Section 11. LOCATION STANDARDS <br /> (a) Preface. This section sets out criteria to determine the preferred location and <br /> support structure for small wireless facilities. The City considers the most preferred <br /> location and support structure to be the least intrusive means for an applicant to <br /> provide its services to the public. Subsection (b)(1) describes roads in or adjacent <br /> to zoning areas where small wireless facilities are generally most preferred. <br /> Subsection (b)(2) provides specific locations where small wireless facilities are <br /> discouraged. It is possible for a proposed facility to be simultaneously in a <br /> "preferred" and "discouraged" location, for example, a small wireless facility on or <br /> adjacent to an arterial road in an "Industrial, Commercial & Offices" zoning area <br /> that is also within 100 feet of a residential dwelling unit. In such cases, the location <br /> shall be deemed a "discouraged" location. <br /> (b) Locations. To assist applicants, staff, and the approval authority understand and <br /> respond to the community's aesthetic preferences and values, this Section 11(b) <br /> describes preferred and discouraged locations for small wireless facilities in the <br /> public rights-of-way. <br /> (1) Preferred Locations.All applicants must, to the extent technically feasible and <br /> potentially available, propose new small wireless facilities in a preferred <br /> location. The following locations are all considered "preferred locations" and <br /> are ranked in order of most preferred to least preferred. Applicants must <br /> propose new facilities on parcels with the most preferred land use designation <br /> whenever technically feasible and potentially available. Road designations <br /> within the below are also ranked in order of most preferred to least preferred. <br /> Applications must include a written justification as part of their application <br /> submittal, supported by factual and verifiable evidence, that demonstrates no <br /> location with a more preferred land use or road designation is technically <br /> feasible and available. <br /> (A) locations on arterial, collector, residential collector, or local roads in or <br /> adjacent to zoning areas categorized as "Industrial, Commercial & Offices", <br /> "Mixed Use" or "Open Space" as defined and mapped in the City of <br /> Pleasanton General Plan, Land Use Element; <br /> Small Wireless Facilities Policy(City of Pleasanton) page 18/47 <br />
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