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18.48.180
<br />vate recreation uses as written in Section
<br />18.48.140.
<br />Public utility and public service facili-
<br />ties including pumping stations, power
<br />transmission stations, power distribution
<br />stations, equipment buildings, service
<br />yards, drainageways and structures, water
<br />reservoirs, percolation basins, well fields,
<br />and storage tanks. These facilities must be
<br />found by the planning commission to be
<br />necessary for the public health, safety, or
<br />welfare.
<br />"Radioactive materials uses" as defined
<br />in Section 18.08.445 of this title.
<br />Recycling collection facilities, large.
<br />Recycling collection facilities, small.
<br />Restaurants and soda fountains, not in-
<br />cluding drive-in establishments.
<br />Service stations, not including trailer
<br />rental, providing all operations except the
<br />sale of gasoline and oil and the washing of
<br />cars shall be within a building enclosed on
<br />at least three (3) sides.
<br />Warehousing (not including the storage
<br />of fuel or flammable liquids).
<br />Wood sales and storage yards for un-
<br />milled lumber. (Ord. 1950 § 2 (Exh. A),
<br />2007; Ord. 1880, 2003; Ord. 1743, 1998;
<br />Ord. 1738 § 1, 1998; Ord. 1354 § 5, 1988;
<br />Ord. 1276 § 1, 1986; Ord. 1088 § 1, 1983;
<br />Prior Code § 2-7.21(1))
<br />18.48.190 Conditional Uses-I-G
<br />District:
<br />The following conditional uses shall be
<br />permitted in an I-G district:
<br />A. Any use listed as a conditional use in
<br />Section 18.48.180 of this chapter.
<br />B. The following uses, provided that
<br />the city planning commission shall make a
<br />specific finding that the use will conform
<br />with each of the required conditions pre-
<br />scribed for uses in the I-G district in Sec-
<br />tions 18.48.050 through 18.48.130 of this
<br />chapter, in addition to the findings pre-
<br />scribed in Section 18.48.070 of this chap-
<br />ter:
<br />Airports and heliports.
<br />Asphalt and asphalt products manufac-
<br />ture.
<br />Cement, lime, gypsum and plaster of
<br />Paris manufacture.
<br />Chemical products manufacture includ-
<br />ing acetylene, aniline dyes, ammonia, car-
<br />bide, caustic soda, cellulose, chlorine,
<br />cleaning and polishing preparations, creo-
<br />sote, exterminating agents, hydrogen and
<br />oxygen, industrial alcohol, nitrating of cot-
<br />ton or other materials, nitrates of an explo-
<br />sive nature, potash, pyroxyline, rayon yarn,
<br />and carbolic, hydrochloric, picric and sul-
<br />furic acids.
<br />Churches and similar religious and
<br />meeting facilities in existing structures.
<br />Drive-in theaters.
<br />Drop forges.
<br />Explosives manufacture and storage.
<br />Fertilizer manufacture.
<br />Film manufacture.
<br />Gas and oil wells.
<br />Incineration of garbage and refuse.
<br />Junkyards.
<br />Large electricity generator facilities, in
<br />accord with the provisions of Chapter
<br />18.124 of this title.
<br />Large fuel cell facilities, in accord with
<br />the provisions of Chapter 18.124 of this
<br />title.
<br />Linoleum and oil cloth manufacture.
<br />Manure, peat and topsoil processing and
<br />storage.
<br />Motor vehicle wrecking yards.
<br />(Pleasanton Supp. No. 19, 9-07) 538-2
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