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and elso the buffering to the residential area. HE noted that the har of the fuildings in the complex were almost identical to the front; thereby enhancing the appearance. He pointed out cmIore to be used and the type of facing for the buildings- Cox, 2353 Saddleback Drive, DenviIle, stated that he was the owner of the Shell Station on Hopyard Road in PIeesantcn He said thet Sbeli Oil Co. had agree � that he would be the dealer �t the proposed service station in the proJect ne sca+eh that he has been e Shell dealer sioce 1976 on Ho � we remorted a highle successful operation. addressed and conherns` neteng that they did not allow �oitering; they s�ver�l �xcellent reetionsh1p wlth the Pleasanton police; they :��= an adult meqazlpes; nothing that would e~ /^�v �e�� no aIluw no video �ames; they have a full-time ncourage drug use; they they have a drnfesszonal land m�in�e�ance person; of the flowers that is done to do weeding and replanting have met with homeowners +our times a year. He stated they meowners in an effort to address all their coecerrs' He said the car wash was designed so as not to b e would ozsturbeng to the neighbors; he thought increased traffic l not be a problem as it was estimated that only 10 percent of �business wou�d come off the freeway. He said it was the � c h e poicy of Shell Cil Cu. to operate on a 24 hour basis eHe current t�et Cond^tion 13 be revised to allow gas deliveries ^after asx�d as the pemps on the trucks were noise-free and there �upm Ies� ^ a r��k to Lb� public at that time. He felt that woulo be beer and wine were a very important and necessary ne sale o� business lr order to ensure its s e�sa�y Part �� the a study whieh purported that the c��ss^ He furnished a �opy of at service stations contrib u e t de �a�� of beer and wine purchased tr negligibly to traffic- accidents. He wished to confirm • ,ac nopyard Shell has had no viol t� with respect to the seIe of beer and wine at that st ti e on� a netted that the neerby Longs Drugstore was allowed to on. He bevereges' � el � z h ese Harvey Leviee returned to the podium, noting that they would mepe to work out a solution regarding the sale of beer and wine- He found all the other conditions by staff acceptable. n Pat � F�tsimmons, 3655 Camelot Court, stated that his property Peeks up to the l3 ft- setback. He was representing Dave Baxly who was President of Pleasanton Meadows Homeowners Aesoc~ation He read a letter from the President opposing the convenience ^ store; onoos;ng the sale of beer and wine, in particular becaese of the proximity to the Santa Rita iail and the subsequent reIease of ,ts inmates; and increased traffic associated with the proposed 24 hour operation. He stated that he had m=- t with Levine and Cox and discussed the mutter with them felt " that a 24 hoer service station was not necessary in that area. Robert Farrell, 3239 Fairlane, stated his property abuts the property ir; question. He opposed the 24 hour operation of a gas station along with the sale of beer and wine; particularly because of the close proximity to the Santa Rita jail. He was Page r- 13