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concerns with moderate cost housing in Pleasanton, however. He stated the Chamber of Commerce urges the Planning Commission and City Council to find a way of providing this, but that they do understand the problem of the encroachment of homes on the industrial area and hopes that the business park as proposed will be approved. The public hearing was closed. Commissioners' Comments Commissioner Jamieson had no comments. Commissioner Wilson stated that at the November 14, 1979 Planning Com- mission meeting he merely suggested that perhaps a Mobile Home Park be considered by the developer and did not mean for the confusion which followed concerning low cost housing, etc. to become an issue. He stated, however, that John Caroline attempted to offer housing in accordance with the above suggestion. Commissioner Wilson stated he is very sorry that the entire matter got started. He further stated he is in favor of denying this request for a general plan amendment. Commissioner Getty stated she had no comments. Commissioner Leppert stated he is not in favor of combining residential and industrial/commercial. Chairperson Doherty stated there is a need for multiple and single- family housing (subsidized or not), but that he supports his colleagues in their thoughts. He further stated that the PUD application would be considered at the regular December 12, 1979 Planning Commission meeting. A motion was then made by Commissioner Geppert, seconded by Commissioner Getty that GP-79-25 be recommended for denial. Roll Call Vote Ayes: Commissioners Geppert, Getty, Jamieson, Wilson and Chairperson Doherty Noes: None Absent: None Resolution No. 1829 was then entered and adopted recommending denial of case GP-79-25. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:15 P.M. ~~G~''~Y Robert J. Harris Secretary -5- _. _ _ ... _ ___ ,.._, . _. . _ _. ....... ......_ __ _ _. _ __ .._..._T._. _..