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1999 MAY
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SUPPLEMENT NO 8
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18.08.525 <br />sive. Examples of stealth techniques <br />may include personal wireless service <br />facilities designed to look like trees <br />which are located in landscaped areas, <br />or a roof-mounted facility which is <br />designed to be a flagpole. (Ord. 1743, <br />1998; Ord. 1738 § 1, 1998) <br />accessory structures designed for possi- <br />ble habitation and include covered <br />patios, garages and carports, any cov- <br />ered or enclosed area with a height <br />greater than six feet (6') and an area <br />greater than eighty (80) square feet. <br />(Ord. 1743, 1998; Ord. 1738 § 1, 1998; <br />Prior Code § 2-5.29(d)) <br />18.08.530 Street: <br />"Street" means a thoroughfare right <br />of way, dedicated as such or acquired <br />for public use as such, other than an <br />alley, which affords the principal means <br />of access to abutting land. (Ord. 1743, <br />1998; Ord. 1738 § 1, 1998; Prior Code <br />18.08.535 Structure: <br />"Structure" means anything con- <br />structed or erected which requires a <br />location on the ground, including a <br />building or a swimming pool, but not <br />including a fence or a wall used as a <br />fence if the height does not exceed six <br />feet (6'), or access drives or walks. <br />(Ord. 1743, 1998; Ord. 1738 § 1, 1998; <br />Prior Code § 2-5.29(c)) <br />18.08.540 Structure, Accessory <br />Class I: <br />"Class I accessory structure" means a <br />subordinate structure, the use of which <br />is appropriate, subordinate, and custom- <br />arily incidental to that of the main <br />structure or the main use of the land, <br />and which is located on the same site <br />with the main structure or use. "Class I <br />accessory structures" shall include those <br />18.08.545 Structure, Accessory <br />Class II: <br />"Class II accessory structure" means <br />a subordinate structure, the use of <br />which is appropriate, subordinate and <br />customarily incidental to that of the <br />main structure or Class I accessory <br />structure, or the main use of the land, <br />and which is located on the same site <br />with the main structure or use. Class II <br />accessory structures shall include those <br />accessory structures not designed for <br />habitation, and include plant shelters <br />and lathe area and tool storage sheds <br />with a height no greater than six feet <br />(6') and an area no greater than eighty <br />(80) square feet. (Ord. 1743, 1998; Ord. <br />1738 § 1, 1998; Prior Code § 2-5.29(e)) <br />18.08.550 Structure, Main: <br />"Main structure" means a structure <br />housing the principal use of a site or <br />functioning as the principal use. (Ord. <br />1743, 1998; Ord. 1738 § 1, 1998; Prior <br />Code § 2-5.29(f)) <br />18.08.555 Swimming Pool: <br />"Swimming pool" means a pool, <br />pond, lake or open tank capable of <br />487 (Pleasanton 5-99) <br />
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