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put lights in because private owners have the option of having lights turned on. Mr. Harris indicated a report could be made on this. Mr. Falender spoke to additional cost on subdivisions. He feels it is arbitrary to put them in. Chairman Jamieson stated he doesn't see how we can do otherwise. Council Member Brandes stated plans are given to PG&E then to Engineering and then it is reviewed. He stated he will bring this matter up to City Council at the next meeting to establish a policy for PG&E and light plans. He stated Chairman Jamieson's point is well taken. Commissioner Wilson stated no street lights could hinder sales, and a policy needs to be established. Falender suggested that perhaps street lights could be cut down to one half. Chairman Jamieson stated this doesn't give the people the option of turning on the lights. The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Wilson moved approval of Tentative Map, Tract 3458 and this motion was seconded by Commissioner Leppert. Resolution No. 1711 was then entered and adopted approving Tentative Map, Tract 3458 subject to the conditions shown in the staff report of January 10, 1979. Roll Call Vote Resolution: Commissioner Wilson Seconded: Commissioner Geppert Ayes: Commissioner Doherty, Geppert, Noes: None Absent: None Abstain: None Getty, Wilson and Chairman Jamieson Large Residential Lot Zoning Study After a motion by Chairman Jamieson, the Planning Commission agreed to have a study session concerning this subject January 22, 1979, Monday night, Civic Center at 7:30 p.m. Reduction in Planning Commission Work load Bob Harris explained the staff report and the request of Commissioner Wilson sometime back to see ways to reduce the workload. Chairman Jamieson stated he felt perhaps some publicity should be given this regard to obtain peoples reactions. Council Member Brandes inquired whether or not this action would come before the City Council and Mr. Harris replied that it would. Mr. Harris explained the initiation of the zoning code amendments to effect this would require a public hearing, and this is just a study at this point. Commissioner Wilson stated his suggestion to reduce the work load simply meant to eliminate some small items at the Board of Adjustment level which could be handled administratively and not to eliminate the Board of Adjustment. He stated he was referring to setbacks and tyis type of situation. He thought a list could be made to accommodate this. Mr. Harris explained that notice of public hearings would still be made with regard to -8-