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the recreational vehicle storage yard; and WHEREAS, the City Council obtained legal advice from the City Attorney regarding its ability to relocate the vehicle storage yard or to effect any modifications to its presenz design at its present site; and WHEREAS, subsequent to the close of the public hearing, the City Council deliberated upon the information presented to it; NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Denies the appeal of Mrs. Terri Jordan of a decision of the Planning Commission that the site immediately North- east of the intersection of Maywood Drive and Stonedale Drive is proper for a recreational vehicle storage yard and that certain minor modifications to the storage yard are in substantial conformance with PUD-69-5 on the grounds that the site is in conformance with the final map filed on said development and that the builder has obtained necessary building permits and made certain improvements to give him a vested right with respect to the location of said recreational vehicle storage yard. Section 2. The City Council recommends that Stoneson Development Corporation make the following modifications to the recreational vehicle storage yard in order to minimize its impact as much as possible upon adjacent residential area, said modifications to consist of the following: (1) That the driveway entrance be relocated to the north end of the yard. (2) That the hose bib be removed and the wash rack and drain be camouflaged and rendered useless in the most appropriate manner. (3) That the setback between the sidewalk and the stor-, age yard be ten (10) feet wide. (4) That the storage yard be bordered on the west by a six (6) foot high fence meeting City standards and tO be constructed of decorative masonry block fencing, and on the south side by an eight (8) foot high fence meeting Fire Department standards and constructed, if possible, of the same material as the six foot high fence on the west. -2-