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Planning Commission Page 6 May 9, 1979 Commissioner Jamieson stated he is concerned with protecting the City in the future and is inclined to recommend the preparation of an EIR. Commissioner Wilson stated he agrees with this concern. Commissioners Getty and Geppert stated that if a number of questions and concerns were answered and mitigated, they would not feel an EIR to be necessary. Commissioner Geppert said he would like to see Lot ~~12 developed even though it is not part of this proposal and would support a directed EIR to specific conerns. The Commission indicated they would consider a mitigated negative declaration at a later date if sufficient information was provided to mitigate concerns outlined. UP-79-8, Joe Madden Application of Joe Madden for a conditional use permit to allow automobile repair and service and related automobile uses in warehouse structures located at 3701 Old Santa Rita Road. The site is zoned C-S (Commercial Service) District. Mr. Harris explained the staff report stating the staff feels all findings could be made in granting the use permit. The public hearing was opened. Joe Madden, 3851 Vineyard Avenue spoke stating he concurred with the staff report but would like the conditions to include "auto glass". Mr. Harris stated that auto glass was already a permitted use in this district. The public hearing was closed. A motion was made by Commissioner Geppert, seconded by Commissioner Getty that all findings could be made regarding UP-79-8 and that this project be approved. ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes: Commissioners Geppert, Getty, Jamieson, Wilson and Chairman Doherty Noes: None Resolution No. 1740 was then entered and adopted approving. UP-79-8 as petitioned. Mr. Harris explained the memorandum of May 4, 1979 to the Planning Commission requesting a waiver of parcel map filing for property located at I-680 freeway owned by William T. Marsh just south of Sunol Blvd. He stated that in 1966 when the State was purchasing land for I-680 freeway, they split land owned by William T. Marsh and that this was done without receiving subdivision approval from the City of Pleasanton and no parcel map was ever prepared for this subdivision. He stated that Mr. Marsh's representative, Larry Osborne, is now requesting the Commission consider waiving this request. The public hearing was opened. As no one spoke either for or against this project, the public hearing was closed. Commissioner Wilson made a motion that all findings required could be made with regard to this request and moved that a waiver be granted. This motion was seconded by Commissioner Geppert. ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes: Commissioners Geppert, Getty, Jamieson, Wilson and Chairman Doherty Noes: None Resolution No. 1741 was then entered and adopted. -6-