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current real estate listings in Pleasanton, noting that there are S listings under $300,000 which are r- available and they are all condos. He further noted that there are over SO listings for homes over $700,000. He stated that there needs to be some consideration by the Pleasanton Planning Commission to start considering people with income levels such as his to be able to purchase a home in the City. He commented on a newspaper article stating that the City of Livermore is finally starting to consider approving developments with smaller homes, because they are beginning to realize that they are building nothing but large homes, with no consideration for people such as him. 4. REVISIONS AND OMISSIONS TO THE AGENDA Item 6.b., Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map 7162, TTK Partnership, and item 6.c. Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map 7372, City of Pleasanton, were continued indefinitely. Item 6.f., Consideration of the Vineyard Corridor Development Agreements was continued to the May S meeting. 5. MATTERS CONTINUED FOR DECISION There were none. 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS a. Referral from the City Council to delete the requirement for shared-private parking (modify Condition #11 and delete Condition #12) from the approval of Case PDR- 121.240 Spring Street /""' Heidi Kline presented the staff report, providing background on the application and the City Council's review of the in-lieu parking agreement. She noted that at the City Council hearing, the City Council determined that the requirements for the reciprocal shared-private parking should be deleted. She reported that this item was referred to the Planning Commission as the conditions of approval required shared parking. Commissioner Roberts noted that Mr. Mendez expressed concern at the Council meeting that he was not given equal treatment in regard to the number of in-lieu spaces for which he has to pay for his property on Ray Street. Ms. Kline remarked that the projects on Spring Street and Ray Street did not receive any preferential treatment as to the required number of in-lieu spaces. She advised that staff met with Mr. Mendez today to address any concerns he may have had. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED No one spoke on this item. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED Commissioner Roberts moved to approve the revised conditions of approval for Case PDR-121 as shown in Exhibit "B." Commissioner Maas seconded the motion. r PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES April 24, 2002 Page 2