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4. Planning Commission Resolution No. PC-88-72 approving UP-88-17 5. Planning Commission staff report for UP-88-17 6. Letter from the Pleasanton Downtown Association dated May 31, 1988. 7. Memorandum from Dan'in Davis, Police Lieutenant to Leslie Mendez with 2004 Calls for Service for Union Jack Pub, Pleasanton Hotel & Main Street Brewery dated February 14, 2005. 8. Public notice letter dated February 9, 2005, sent via registered mail to Mr. Ressler, business owner; Mr and Mrs. Periclakes, property own- ers; and Mr. Straface, property manager. 9. California Vehicle Code, Private Parking Facilities, Section 21107.8 10. California Business and Professions Code, Section 23038. BACKGROUND During the December 8, 2004 Planning Commission Meeting under "Matters Initiated by Commission Members," there was consensus among the Commissioners to bring thc con- ditional use permit for the Union Jack Pub (UP-88-17) before the Planning Commission as a public hearing to review the pub's compliance with the conditions of approval. Staff has reviewed thc adopted conditions of approval, researched the public record, and found evidence indicating the Union Jack Pub may not be fully adhering to the adopted condi- tions. The purpose of this report is to review the operations of the Union Jack Pub for compli- ance with the conditions of approval of its use permit. As conditioned by UP-88-17, the Planning Commission may conduct such review, and if necessary, apply additional con- ditions to, or revoke, the subject conditional use permit. On June 22, 1988, the Planning Commission approved conditional use permit UP-88-17 for 725 Main Street, to operate a restaurant/bar known as the Union Jack Pub where alco- hol could be served after 10:00 pm. The applicant represented the pub as an English-style establishment offering imported beer, fish and chips, and other light meals. Kitchen ser- vice would operate from 6 am to 9 pm, offering breakfast, lunch and dinner; bar service would continue until 2 am. When the usc permit application was made in 1988, the Pleasanton Downtown Associa- tion (PDA) initially came out in opposition (see attachment 6) to the use permit over con- cerns of an additional bar on Main Street and the associated problems of loitering, litter- ing, public drinking, and, potentially, other undesirable behavior. The PDA eventually supported the application, along with staff and the Planning Commission, after the appli- cant assured that thc business would be run primarily as a restaurant, which is comple- mentary to retail use and met the goals of the then draft Downtown Specific Plan. Item 6. a., UP-88-17 Review Page 2 of 12 February 23, 2005