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Chairperson Doherty stated he had a letter from the Chairperson of the Human Services Commission regarding affordable housing. He cir- culated this letter for the rest of the Commission to review. He further stated he had a letter from Mike Parsons relating to a meeting 5/22/80 at the Fairgrounds Cafeteria regarding assisted housing development and that ABAG will have a slide presentation on new con- struction update. He stated this would be held 5/22/80 at 7:30 P.M., Alameda County Fairgrounds Cafeteria. He further meintioned a 2-day seminar 5/19-20/80 at USC, Chairperson Doherty stated that next month DeWitt Wilson will be back and that the Planning Commission will be electing a new Chairperson and the Chairperson will appoint the Design Review and Board of Adjustment Boards. He stated they would also extend an invitation to Ken Leppert to join the Planning Commission for a small presentation that same night - June 11, 1980. Commissioner Getty welcomed Larry Lindsey as the newest member of the Planning Commission and congratulated Bill Jamieson on his reappointment for another four years. Commissioner Lindsey stated he is looking forward to working with the Planning group. OLD BUSINESS - Public Hearings There was none. NEW BUSINESS - Public Hearings Z-80-57, Dan Holmes App ication o Dan Holmes for a home occupation permit which would allow an ambulance service to be located at 4436 Mohr Avenue, Apt. 22. The property is zoned RM-1500 CMultiple Residential) District. The facility would be used to provide permanent residence for one supervisor, and one crew person (not to exceed a total of two on-duty personnel and one ambulance at a time). Mr. Harris explained the staff report and the reason for recommending approval. He stated the applicant's biggest contract was with the VA hospital in Livermore. Mr. Harris further stated there is a striped area for an ambulance service which is marked "ambulance only." He stated the staff feels there is no harm done with another ambulance available in Pleasanton. Mr. Harris stated there were two telephone calls from residents opposed to this application. The residents live on Shearwater Court. Commissioner Getty asked why Tri-Cities moved from the apartment location inasmuch as the striping was apparently done for that company. -2- ,~_ .. _._.... _.. _. .. .„ ... _. .,_...._.,.... ~... ...._.__ .. _ .. ~_.T.... _._.