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Commissioner Getty asked for the time frame, i.e. 8:00-3:30 p.m., 8-10 children. Mrs. Tyrrell responded that some days there are six and that the little ones sometimes nap from 1:00-3:00 p.m. Garvan presented a photo of a lunch scene at the Tyrrell's and that his daughter has been there since she was six months old and his daughter is now seven. He said his daughter has received care as good as she would have at home. He said that speaking as a Police Officer (not only for the City of Pleasanton) he sees children left at home without proper supervision and that the Tyrrells are fulfilling a need. Mr. McKague spoke stating he is still opposed to the project, but if approved would like to see the swing set moved to the north side of the yard. Mr. Garvan stated his client would be happy to work with any neighbors concerning mitigation measures. Jim Jarrett, 1732 Harvest Road, spoke stating his main concern is still safety for all children as well as pedestrian/autos using Harvest Road. It appears there is not going to be a change in the variance requiring they open their garage. This requires them to park in the street, etc. He addressed the traffic on Harvest Road. Ms. Spicka, 1748 Harvest, spoke stating she has lived in her house for 13 years. She stated that she has known Mr. and Mrs. Tyrrell during this entire time and that to her knowledge there never have been any accidents regarding children or cars and that she has no complaint with the noise and that the neighborhood can accomodate this. Denise Park, 1879 Halcyon, who lives directly in back of the Tyrrells says they do not have any problems with the rabbit nor the noise of the children. R. Beniggno, 1792 Harvest, the Tyrrell's next door neighbor says his yard is the closest to the applicant's and that children playing is a beautiful thing and he likes it. He said there is no problems with an increase in traffic in that the cars come at different times. He stated insofar as property values dropping, his house has increased in value $50,000 in the past two years. The public hearing was closed. A motion was made by Commissioner Doherty, seconded by Commissioner Getty that all required findings can be made in approving UP-80-9 subject to all of the conditions of the staff report of 6/11/80 removing condition #7 and adding a condition that certain improvements be made to the back- yard so that the dust will be kept to a minimum. ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes: Commissioners Doherty, Getty, Jamieson and Chairperson Wilson Noes: None Abstain: Commissioner Lindsey Resolution No. 1879 was then entered and adopted approving case UP-80-9 subject to the staff reports with the changes as stated in the motion. -4- _.... _..t....r......~...._ ~ .. _...._....._..... ,., . ,. _... .. ._._., ~ _.. ._. _ _.__..T..,.. ...-_. ..