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Commission for their subsequent review at a public hearing. If necessary, the Commission may modify or add conditions of approval to mitigate such impacts, or may revoke said conditional use permit. Possible mitigation measures can include, but are not limited to: modifying the hours of operation, prohibiting amplified music, hiring additional security personnel, or other measures deemed necessary by the Planning Commission. 8. Activities conducted on the subject property shall comply with Chapter 9.04 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code (Noise Regulations). The applicant (or designated representative of the business) shall ensure that all DJs performing on the subject property are aware of the City's noise regulations. 9. The business owner shall adhere to a "good neighbor" policy, meaning that the operator and employees must respect the rights of neighboring properties and, to the best of their ability, shall ensure their patrons' compliance with the City's noise and smoking regulations and any applicable conditions of approval for the subject business relating to parking location, smoking location, litter, noise, loitering, etc. 10. The business owner shall implement a nightly closing procedure each evening indoor music occurs that shall include the following: a. If approved by the relevant neighboring property owners, the operator shall perform an inspection with flashlight of the City street, sidewalks, entranceways, and landscaping in front of the surrounding properties for litter (including cigarettes), beverage containers (cans, bottles, glassware, etc.), vomit, and other items that were likely to have been left there by Redcoats patrons. b. The applicant (or designated representative) shall immediately clean up any litter (including cigarettes), beverage containers (cans, bottles, glassware, etc.), vomit, and other items that were likely to have been left by Redcoats patrons found on the City street, sidewalks, entranceways, and landscaping in front of the surrounding properties. For the purposes of this condition, the surrounding properties shall include: the south side of St. Mary Street between the eastern property line of 348 St. Mary Street (currently occupied by Fernando's Restaurant) and the eastern edge of the 312 St. Mary Street building (currently occupied by Al's Hair Design and Gene and Genie Finch); and the north side of St. Mary Street between the western property line of 351 St. Mary Street (currently occupied by Harris Real Estate Service, Inc. and Harris, Rosales, and Harris Attorneys at Law) and the eastern edge of the building at 327 St. Mary Street (currently occupied by Mike Carey Real Estate). 11. Except as noted above, all previous conditions of approval for Case PCUP -129 shall remain in full force and effect. (end)