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Chairperson Doherty addressed the intersection at Mohr Avenue and Santa Rita Road and stated while the red paint has helped some, it should be extended further in a northerly and southerly direction as there is still a visibility problem when turning in either direction onto Santa Rita Road from Mohr Avenue. Chairperson Doherty polled the Commissioners and asked if anyone would be abstaining from any of the cases to be heard at the meeting because of a conflict of interest. Commissioner DeWitt Wilson stated he would abstain and remove himself from the Commission on three items; Tract 4373, item 9b, because he has financial interest, Tract 4263, item 9c, because he has a financial interest and item 9f, Tract 4326, because he had previously made an offer on the property. OLD BUSINESS - Public Hearings PUD-79-14, Amador Valley Investors Application of Amador Valley Investors to rezone from the R-1-6500 (Single-Family Residential) District to the PUD (Planned Unit Development) District and development plan approval for a 41-lot, single-family resi- dential subdivision proposed to be built on a 9 acre parcel located on the south side of Fairlands Drive opposite its intersection with Brockton Drive. A negative declaration of environmental impacts was also to have been considered. This matter was continued to April 9, 1980 at the request of the appli- cant. RZ-80-3, Planning Commission Application of the Planning Commission to rezone those sites located on the north side of Vineyard Avenue which are fully developed as apartment projects from the RM-4000 (Multiple Residential, 11 units per acre) District to those zoning districts under which the sites were developed, including the following locations: 3767 Vineyard Avenue, Wisteria Lane Apts. - RM-4000 to RM-2500; 3819 Vineyard Avenue, Pleasanton Greens Apts. - RM-4000 to RM-2500; 3955 Vineyard Avenue, Del Arroyo Apts. - RM-4000 to PUD High Density Residential (23 to 25 units per acre); 4095 Vineyard Avenue, Vintage Townhouse - RM-4000 to RM-1500; 3969 Vineyard Avenue, Del Arroyo Apts., - RM-4000 to RM-2500. A negative declaration of environ- mental impacts was also considered. As there were no questions of staff, the Chairperson declared the public hearing opened. Frank Auf der Maur, 594 Pico Avenue, Pleasanton, addressed the Commission urging approval of this zoning change. He stated that the projects were rezoned after they were constructed and if they were to be 50$ destroyed, they would be unable to build the same amount of units as currently exist under the current zoning. As no one else addressed the Commission, Chairperson Doherty declared the public hearing closed. A motion was made by Commissioner Jamieson, seconded by Commissioner Wilson that case RZ-80-3 as proposed would not have any adverse -2-