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_ by any specific hours. He explained that while Pleasanton Garbage Service cannot be conditioned to observe certain pick-up hours, the applicants can be conditioned to use their best efforts to talk to the Garbage Service regarding these hours and Jack-in-the-Box to not roll out the garbage containers after a certain hour. Raymond Frost, 5686 Selena Court, filled out a speaker card but had left the meeting at this point. Joe LoBianco, Jack-in-the-Box construction manager, 15999 Thornburg Way, Grass Valley, stated that he has had a lot of experience with soundwalls in various Jack-in-the-Box locations and that the proposed solid wall would alleviate the concerns that have been brought up. He noted that most Jack-in-the-Box restaurants are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week; thus, the operating hours of 6:00 a.m. to midnight is restrictive on sales and any further restriction would present difficulties, especially since current sales are already 15 percent less than projected. With respect to patrons trying to place orders in the drive-through after it has been closed, Mr. LoBianco indicated that removable bollards can be set up to block the entrance to the drive-through lane once it is closed. Donald Lee, 1698 Whispering Oak Way, stated that he does not open his windows because of the intrusive noise caused by the drive-through. He noted that the Jack-in-the-Box in Fremont built a solid wall azound the commercial area and that he would like to see a solid sound wall here, as well. He added that the pedestrian "~ connection should be closed and suggested signs asking patrons of the drive-through to turn down their radios. Anne Childs, 1392 Oak Vista Way, stated that while she is not directly affected by the service station and the carwash, she supports the neighbors because these are affecting their quality of life. She added that it would be better for the neighborhood to be segregated from the commercial center because the two areas are incompatible. Kevin Rash, 2622 Willowren Way, indicated that he works at Bernal Corners and that he has received numerous compliments from customers, including the California Highway Patrol and nurses, regarding the cleanliness of the place and the convenience it provides for essentials such as bread and eggs. He stated that it would be a negative to limit the hours of operation of the service station and the convenience store. Wendy Lee, 1536 Oak Vista Way, noted that she appreciated the service station and was not directly affected by it as she does not live in the immediate neighborhood. She stated, however, that the neighbors have a good point and that commercial and residential should not be mixed. She added that she has seen the designs for the Bernal Property Design Competition and expressed concern that sports fields and pazking azeas were located right next to her neighborhood. Mr. Theobald stated that since the location of the service station makes it necessary to - have personnel on-site 24 hours, it would serve the purpose of having the service station PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES July 28, 2004 Page 8 of 19