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5. If operation of this use results in conflicts pertaining to parking, interior or exterior noise, vibrations, traffic/circulation, litter, odors, loitering, fighting, or other factors, at the discretion on the Planning Director, this conditional use permit may be submitted to the Planning 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: reducing the number of seats and/or tables, restricting the hours of operation, installing noise or vibration mitigating measures/devices, eliminating live/DJ music, hiring security personnel, and/or prohibiting alcohol consumption in the outdoor dining areas. 6. The subject conditional use permit shall be reviewed by the Planning Director six months after its start of operation to determine if the business is operating in a non-nuisance manner. If necessary, the conditional use permit may be brought back to the Planning Commission for additional conditions to mitigate and/or prevent any nuisances that were identified. 7. The doors of the restaurant/bar shall remain closed when not being used for ingress/egress purposes. The applicant shall install self-closing door mechanisms on all exterior doors. The restaurant/bar windows shall remain closed during business hours. 8. The business shall comply with Chapter 9.04 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code (Noise Regulations). Prior to issuance of a tenant improvement permit for the applicant's business, the applicant shall provide staff with plans and specifications showing the proposed wall assembly for the applicant's tenant space (i.e., drywall thickness, insulation type and value, stud size, etc.) and its overall noise reducing capability (i.e., Sound Transmission Class rating). The wall assembly design shall be modified, as deemed necessary by the Chief Building Official and Planning Director, to comply with the Municipal Code noise regulations. 9. Dancing shall be limited to the approximately 16 ft. by 19 ft. dance area shown on the floor plan. The dance area shall not be enlarged beyond that shown on the floor plan. 10. The applicant shall regularly request patrons via flyers or small signs in the interior of the establishment to not utilize the on-street parking spaces in the residential area west of Peters Avenue after 10:00 p.m. 11. Prior to business operation, the applicant shall install small signs in the interior of the building on or near the exit doors requesting that customers not loiter outside and be courteous and quiet when leaving the business and parking areas. Page - 2