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be a restroom and a high end port-a -potty, and there'll be a trail going up to the ridge, so Justin's been part of that team so we're both really excited about it. That's it for me. Chair Ritter: That's great. Hagen: To add to that note, staff can confirm that Uncle Yu's did sign the zoning certificate this week. They have confirmed with the City and you can also be looking at the Tully's location for their new tenant by the end of the week. They should have signs within the windows for who is going into that tenant space. They finally finalized that lease that they signed so they will be posting signage by the end of the week with the tenant's name. Commissioner Allen: Great. Chair Ritter: Anybody else go to any Housing Commission or other meetings? I do want to get that list in the packet of who's responsible and alternates are for each of the committees just for next time and encourage us to go. b. Future Planning Calendar Commissioner O'Connor: I have a question. On Future Planning Calendar, we have two items with the same address, which is Chabad Tri- Valley and the Pleasanton Masonic Center. Are they both going to come in with something? Do we not know if Chabad is actually taking over the building? Weinstein: So this is definitely on the future planning calendar. What's happening is that we're continuing to get complaints about activities at the Masonic Lodge that are occurring under the Masonic Lodge's existing conditional use permit. So that's the Masonic Lodge item. In the meantime, Chabad is a religious institution that is seeking a CUP to replace the one that the Masonic Lodge already has. The Chabad's CUP is contingent on Chabad buying the property from the Masons so these two permits are sort of running concurrently —well, they're not really running concurrently but the Masonic Lodge is undertaking existing activities, occurring under a CUP and causing potential problems for the neighbors, that's happening concurrently with Chabad wanting to process its own CUP assuming it is able to buy the property. So we've been fairly patient with the CUP being processed for Chabad but the timeline for that has been a bit uncertain so what we told concerned neighbors is that if Chabad does not come back with a complete CUP that's ready to go to the Commission then we will take the Masonic Lodge's existing CUP back to the Commission for a potential re- working so that we can in the meantime address the noise, traffic and overall activity issues that are occurring on the property right now and causing concerns to the neighbors. Commissioner O'Connor: So there's complaints now from Chabad or from the Masons? Is Chabad actually using the space right now? Weinstein: It's sort of complex. Chabad and other organizations are actually currently renting space from the Masonic Lodge and are operating essentially under the Masonic Lodge's existing CUP. So that's what we would look at if and when we revisit the Masonic Lodge's existing CUP. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, April 27, 2016 Page 41 of 43