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18.48.140 camouflage, disguise, and/or blend them into the surrounding environment, and shall be in scale and architecturally inte- grated with their surroundings in such a manner as to be visually unobtrusive. All applications for commercial radio and/or television aerials, antennas, and transmis- sion towers shall include engineering analyses completed to the satisfaction of the zoning administrator. Said analyses shall be peer reviewed by an outside con- sultant. If mounted on structures or on architec- tural details of a building, these facilities shall be treated to match the existing archi- tectural features and colors found on the building's architecture through design, color, texture, or other measures deemed to be necessary by the zoning administrator. Roof mounted aerials and antennas shall be located in an area of the roof where the visual impact is minimized. Roof mounted and ground mounted aerials, antennas, and transmission towers shall not be allowed in the direct sightline(s) or sensitive view cor- ridors, or where they would adversely af- fect scenic vistas, unless the facilities in- corporate the appropriate, creative tech- niques to camouflage, disguise, and/or blend them into the surrounding environ- ment, as determined to be necessary by the zoning administrator. All commercial radio and television ae- rials, antennas, and transmission towers shall conform to the applicable require- ments of Cal-OSHA and/or the FCC before commencement of, and during operation. Evidence of conformance shall be provided to the zoning administrator before final inspection of the facility by the director of building inspection. If the zoning administrator finds that an approved aerial, antenna, or transmission tower is not in compliance with this title, that conditions have not been fulfilled, or that there is a compelling public safety and welfare necessity, the zoning administrator shall notify the owner/operator of the ae- riaUantenna/transmission tower in writing of the concern, and state the actions neces- sary to cure. After thirty (30) days from the date of notification, if compliance with this title is not achieved, the conditions of ap- proval have not been fulfilled, or there is still a compelling public safety and welfare necessity, the zoning administrator shall refer the use to the planning commission for review. Such reviews shall occur at a noticed public hearing where the owner/operator of the aeriaUantenna/ ransmission tower may present relevant evidence. If, upon such review, the plan- ning commission finds that any of the above have occurred, the planning com- mission may modify or revoke all approv- als and/or permits. H. Public or private recreation facilities with no more than twenty (20) students on the site at any one time are permitted uses subject to the following conditions: 1. The facility shall adhere to all occu- pancy, ADA, California Building Code, and exiting requirements; 2. The Zoning Administrator finds that adequate parking is available for the said use. The standard City noise ordinance ap- plies. (Ord. 1950 § 2 (Exh. A), 2007; Ord. 1880, 2003; Ord. 1821 § 1, 2001; Ord. 1738 § 1, 1998; Ord. 1665 § 3, 1995; Prior Code § 2-7.20(1)) 533 (Pleasanton Supp. No. 19, 9-07)