A. Cases stated in the following subsections will be excepted from the provisions in Section 14.24.030 A; provided that the City Planner makes a finding that they qualify according to the intent of the chapter. Rulings by the City Planner may be appealed to the Planning Commission. The City Planner shall submit borderline cases to the Planning Commission for decision.
B. Connecting distribution lines through undeveloped areas are permitted as overhead lines until the time when the area is developed; or for a shorter time as specified by the City Planner.
C. Connecting distribution lines through permanent open space, such as large parks predominantly remaining in natural state, will be permitted as overhead lines; provided that such lines are located and designed to make them compatible with the park. The City Planner shall consult with the proper authority or authorities concerned with the planning and aesthetics of the park.
D. Transmission lines will be permitted as overhead lines; provided that location of right-of-way and towers, masts or poles minimizes obstruction of view and the design is aesthetically compatible with the area.
(Ord. 331, § 6, 1966)