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18.110.010 <br />ment, with the exception of the following <br />facilities: <br />1. Amateur (including ham and short- <br />wave) radio facilities on private property <br />provided that the antenna does not exceed <br />sixty five feet (65') in height or is not <br />more than twenty five feet (25') above <br />the height limit prescribed by the regula- <br />tions for the district in which the facility <br />is located, whichever is less. Amateur <br />radio facilities on private property are <br />subject to design review as provided in <br />subsection 18.20.040B2 of this Title. <br />2. Amateur (including ham and short- <br />wave) radio facilities on public property <br />provided: <br />a. The facilities do not exceed sixty <br />five feet (65') in height or are not more <br />than twenty five feet (25') above the <br />height limit prescribed by the regulations <br />for the district in which the facilities are <br />located, whichever is less; <br />b. The facilities provide emergency <br />communication backup services for the <br />City; <br />c. The facilities aze officially recog- <br />nized and approved by the City's Emer- <br />gency Preparedness Officer, Fire Chief, or <br />Director of Public Works and Utilities. <br />3. Personal wireless service facilities <br />which are not licensed by the Federal <br />Communications Commission and aze <br />determined by the Zoning Administrator <br />to have little or no adverse visual impact. <br />4. Direct-to-home satellite services. <br />5. Personal wireless service facilities <br />used only by the City, hospitals, and <br />ambulance services in emergencies or for <br />the protection and promotion of the pub- <br />lic health, safety, and general welfaze. <br />6. Any personal wireless service facili- <br />ty located on land owned by one of the <br />public entities listed below and operated <br />for the public entity's public purpose only <br />and not for commercial reasons: <br />a. The United States of America or any <br />of its agencies; <br />b. The State or any of its agencies or <br />political subdivisions not required by <br />State law to comply with local zoning <br />ordinances; <br />c. Any other city (other than the City <br />of Pleasanton), county, or special district; <br />d. The Pleasanton Unified School Dis- <br />trict. (Ord. 1743 § 1, 1998) <br />18.110.020 Notice And Approval <br />Process: <br />A. All personal wireless service facili- <br />ties shall be subject to design review <br />approval by the Zoning Administrator as <br />provided in Chapter 18.20 of this Title. <br />The Zoning Administrator, upon making a <br />finding that the proposed personal wire- <br />less service facility meets all applicable <br />provisions of this Chapter, shall approve <br />or conditionally approve the design re- <br />view application for the personal wireless <br />service facility. The Zoning Administrator <br />may refer any personal wireless service <br />application to the Planning Commission <br />for review and action. <br />B. All property owners within six hun- <br />dred feet (600') of a property on which a <br />personal wireless service facility is pro- <br />posed shall be notified of the personal <br />wireless service facility application as <br />provided in subsection 18.20.040B2 of <br />this Title. Public hearings can be request- <br />ed as provided in subsection 18.20.040B2 <br />of this Title. (Ord. 1743 § 1, 1998) <br />(Pleasanton 5-99) 616-2 <br />