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18.48.160 Roof mounted and ground mounted aerials, antennas, and transmission towers shall not be allowed in the di- rect sightline(s) or sensitive view corri- dors, or where they would adversely affect scenic vistas, unless the facilities incorporate the appropriate, creative techniques to camouflage, disguise, and/or blend them into the surrounding environment, as determined to be nec- essary by the zoning administrator. All commercial radio and television aerials, antennas, and transmission towers shall conform to the applicable requirements of Cal-OSHA and/or the FCC before commencement of, and during operation. Evidence of confor- mance shall be provided to the zoning administrator before final inspection of the facility by the director of building inspection. If the zoning administrator finds that an approved aerial, antenna, or trans- mission tower is not in compliance with this title, that conditions have not been fulfilled, or that there is a compelling public safety and welfare necessity, the zoning administrator shall notify the owner/operator of the aerial/antenna/ transmission tower in writing of the concern, and state the actions necessary to cure. After thirty (30) days from the date of notification, if compliance with this title is not achieved, the conditions of approval have not been fulfilled, or there is still a compelling public safety and welfare necessity, the zoning ad- ministrator shall refer the use to the planning commission for review. Such reviews shall occur at a noticed public hearing where the owner/operator of the aerial/antenna/transmission tower may present relevant evidence. If, upon such review, the planning commission finds that any of the above have occurred, the planning commission may modify or revoke all approvals and/or permits. Contractors' equipment, rental and storage areas. Dairy products plants. Electrical repair shops. Feed and fuel stores. Freight forwarding terminals. Frozen food distributors. Heating and ventilating shops. Ice storage houses. Kennels, not less than three hundred feet (300') from an R or O district. Laundry plants. Lumberyards, not including planing mills or sawmills. Machinery sales and rental. Mattress repair shops. Microbreweries*. *Permitted use subject to the fol- lowing conditions: A. The zoning administrator finds that adequate parking is available for said use. B. If the zoning administrator deter- mines that the use will be or is creating odor problems, an odor abatement device determined to be appropriate by the zoning administrator shall be in- stalled with the exhaust ventilation system to mitigate brewery odors. C. The applicant is in compliance with all applicable requirements of chapter 9.04 of this code. D. If operation of the use results in conflicts pertaining to parking, noise, odors, traffic, or other factors, the zon- ing administrator may modify or add conditions to mitigate such impacts, or (Pleasanton January 2004) 536