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1999 MAY
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18.20.010 <br />Chapter 18.20 <br />DESIGN REVIEWI <br />Sections: <br />18.20.010 Projects Subject To <br /> Design Review <br />18.20.020 Powers -Duties <br />18.20.030 Scope Of Review - <br /> Criteria <br />18.20.040 Procedures <br />18.20.050 Effective Date Of <br /> Decision <br />18.20.060 Appeals <br />18.20.070 Lapse Of Approval <br />18.20.010 Projects Subject To Design <br />Review: <br />In order to preserve and enhance the <br />City's aesthetic values and to ensure <br />the preservation of the public health, <br />safety, and general welfare, the follow- <br />ing projects shall be subject to discre- <br />tionary design review. <br />A. The Planning Commission is em- <br />powered to review and make decisions <br />concerning the following classes of <br />projects: <br />1. All outdoor uses, new improve- <br />ments and structures, or expansions <br />thereof, proposed within all zoning <br />districts except the PUD District. <br />2. Any matter referred to it by the <br />Zoning Administrator for decision. <br />3. Appeals of items acted upon by <br />the Zoning Administrator. <br />B. The Zoning Administrator shall <br />review and make decisions concerning <br />the following classes of projects: <br />1. All accessory structures which ex- <br />ceed ten feet (10') in height, measured <br />from average ground level to the high- <br />est point on the structure. <br />2. Additions to single-family houses <br />which exceed ten feet (10') in height, <br />as height is defined in this Title. <br />3. Fences, walls, and hedges greater <br />than six feet (6') in height, as height is <br />defined in this Title. <br />4. All models of single-family pro- <br />jects. <br />5. All custom single-family homes. <br />6. All outdoor uses, new improve- <br />ments, and structures in PUD districts <br />in which the conditions of approval <br />specifically have delegated decision- <br />making authority over design issues to <br />the preexisting Design Review Board. <br />7. All signs. <br />8. All satellite earth stations and <br />microwave dish antennas, whether lo- <br />cated in a residential or nonresidential <br />district. <br />9. Minor building additions in <br />"straight-zoned" (non-PUD) districts. <br />(Minor building additions in PUD dis- <br />tricts would continue to be treated as <br />minor modifications, subject to staff <br />approval with special report to the City <br />Council.) <br />10. Exterior improvements or expan- <br />sions to unreinforced masonry build- <br />ings, as defined in Section 18.08.580 of <br />this Code. <br />11. Commercial and noncommercial <br />towers, spires, cupolas, chimneys, <br />penthouses, water tanks, fire towers, <br />flagpoles, monuments, scenery lofts, <br />and similar structures. <br />12. Commercial and noncommercial <br />1. Prior ordinance history: Ord. 1410 § 2, 1989; Ord. 1507 § 6, 1991; Ord. 1520 § 1, 1991; Ord. 1586 § 2, 1993. <br />495 (Pleasanton 5-99) <br />
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