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18.08.515 <br />by a structure or a group of structures that <br />are united by a common interest or use. A <br />"site" or "lot" shall have frontage on a <br />street. (Prior Code § 2-5.28(e)) <br />18.08.520 Skateboard Ramp: <br />"Skateboard ramp" means any structure <br />greater than two feet (2') high at its highest <br />point containing either an inclined plane or <br />concave surface, whether in the form of a <br />quarter or half ellipse, which is designed <br />for and intended for use by skateboarders. <br />(Ord. 1238 § 1, 1986; Prior Code § 2-5.29 <br />(b)) <br />18.08.525 Stealth Techniques: <br />"Stealth techniques" means design tech- <br />niques and architectural treatments which <br />blend personal wireless service facilities <br />into the surrounding environment and <br />make them visually unobtrusive. Examples <br />of stealth techniques may include personal <br />wireless service facilities designed to look <br />like trees which are located in landscaped <br />areas, or aroof-mounted facility which is <br />designed to be a flagpole. (Ord. 1743, <br />1998) <br />18.08.530 Street: <br />"Street" means a thoroughfare right of <br />way, dedicated as such or acquired for pub- <br />lic use as such, other than an alley, which <br />affords the principal means of access to <br />abutting land. (Prior Code § 2-5.29(b)) <br />18.08.535 Structure: <br />"Structure" means anything constructed <br />or erected which requires a location on the <br />ground, including a building or a swim- <br />ming pool, but not including a fence or a <br />wall used as a fence if the height does not <br />exceed six feet (6'), or access drives or <br />walks. (Prior Code § 2-5.29(c)) <br />18.08.540 Structure, Accessory Class <br />I: <br />"Class I accessory structure" means a <br />subordinate structure, the use of which is <br />appropriate, subordinate, and customarily <br />incidental to that of the main structure or <br />the main use of the land, and which is lo- <br />cated on the same site with the main struc- <br />ture or use. "Class I accessory structures" <br />shall include those accessory structures <br />designed for possible habitation and in- <br />clude covered patios, garages and carports, <br />any covered or enclosed area with a height <br />greater than six feet (6') and an area greater <br />than eighty (80) square feet. (Prior Code § <br />2-5.29(d)) <br />18.08.545 Structure, Accessory Class <br />II: <br />"Class II accessory structure" means a <br />subordinate structure, the use of which is <br />appropriate, subordinate and customarily <br />incidental to that of the main structure or <br />Class I accessory structure, or the main use <br />of the land, and which is located on the <br />same site with the main structure or use. <br />Class II accessory structures shall include <br />those accessory structures not designed for <br />habitation, and include plant shelters and <br />lathe area and tool storage sheds with a <br />height no greater than six feet (6') and an <br />area no greater than eighty (80) square feet. <br />(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 func- <br />(Pleasanton Supp. No. 19, 9-07) 488-6 <br />