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18.84.150 towers, with design review approval specified under Chapter 18.20 of this Title, shall be located within a nonresi- dential district on a site having a mini- mum distance of one thousand feet (1,000') from the I-580 and I-680 rights of way. The height of the aerial/antenna/ tower shall be based on a visual analy- sis demonstrating that views of the aeri- al/antenna/tower aze minimized or are substantially screened from residential land uses, or other sensitive land uses such as parks, schools, or major streets, and on an engineering analysis justify- ing the height of the proposed aerial/ antenna/tower. Any pazabolic dish mounted on the aerial/antenna tower shall be less than two feet (2') in diameter. The base of the aerial/antenna/tower and any switching facility located at the base that is visible to the public shall be architecturally treated and/or screened from view utilizing on- and/or off-site vegetation or other approved screening mechanism. D. Wire-carrying power distribution poles and transmission towers and communication poles located in any zoning district shall not be subject to the height limits prescribed in the dis- trict regulations. (Ord. 1743, 1998; Ord. 1600 § 2, 1993; Prior Code § 2-5.43(2)) 18.84.160 Accessory Structures - Location And Yards: A. In an R District, Class I and Class II accessory structures may be located in a required rear yard or a required interior side yard within thirty five feet (35') of the rear lot line, provided that the distances to lot lines shall not be less than prescribed in Section 18.84.010 of this Chapter, except that Class II accessory structures may be constructed to the property line, but not attached to the fence, and provided that in the aggregate no more than five hundred (500) squaze feet or ten per- cent (10%) of the area of the required rear yard, whichever is greater, shall be covered by structures other than garag- es or carports in an RM-2,500, RM-2,000 or RM-1,500 District. Acces- sory structures located in required side or rear yards shall not be closer to a main structure or any other accessory structure than the distance prescribed in Section 18.84.100 of this Chapter. The minimum distance between an accesso- ry structure containing a habitable room and a side or rear lot line shall be the same as the minimum required side yard for a main structure on the same site. B. An accessory structure located not closer to a property line than the dis- tance required for a main structure on the same site may adjoin or may be separated from a main structure, pro- vided that if directly opposite walls in either structure have a main entrance to a dwelling unit or a window opening into a habitable room, the space be- tween the structures shall be as pre- scribed in Section 18.84.100 of this Chapter. C. On a reversed corner lot an acces- sory structure shall not be located clos- er to the rear lot line than the required side yard on the adjoining key lot, and not closer to the side property line 5 8 1 (Pleasanton 5-99)