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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION July 27, 1983 Page 12 Mr. Harris stated that the Chuck E. Cheese people have appealed the decision of the Design Review Board and the matter will now come before City Council for action. Commissioner Getty indicated the Spa business at the Best Center has a sign on the back. Chairman Jamieson said that Capital Federal has had two banners on it for a long time. Chairman Jamieson asked if the Planning Commission wanted to see all of the colors proposed for the buildings. Mr. Harris stated that in most cases in presentations colors presented for buildings are presented on renderings with 'marks alot' and they are not truly representative of the colors done in paint on the buildings. Commissioner Getty interjected "...like the grey roof on Foothill Professional Building?" Commissioner Doherty felt that perhaps Tracy and Pleasanton's Commissioners should get together. They have development going on with residential similar to the development in Pleasanton. Commissioner Doherty referred to a memorandum from John Innes concerning priority of interchanges. Mr. Warnick stated his understanding is that the citizens group feel that above any other the Hacienda interchange should be built first and he doesn't agree with this. He said Hopyard should stay number one. Commiddioner Doherty spoke to another letter from Innes regarding the BART alignment and the I-580 route. Mr. Harris stated that in September for everyone to make a recommendation on the BART alignment. Commissioner Getty said the school bothers her (4750 First Street). She said because the district is so poor, they are raising money by bits and pieces on the site. She had concerns with the use of the baseball fields. Mr. Warnick said the City will take over the maintenance of the upper fields and also get use of the multi-purpose room. Commissioner Getty said that the architectural design school could be a night use. Chairman Jamieson made reference to Commissioner Doherty's comments about the Tracy people and suggested that perhaps there could be a meeting to include Livermore, Pleasanton, Tracy and others. Commissioner Doherty felt that a large group would not be efficient and agreed that we should also meet with Livermore in a separate session. Chairman Jamieson still felt it would be beneficial to have everyone at the same meeting. Commissioner Doherty stated he had a meeting with the Mohr-Martin people and it was quite successful. He said six of the seven property owners were represented at the meeting plus neighbors were included. He said everyone sat down together and talked about their problems and solutions. -12-