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Harry Elliott added comments regarding the street tree requirement, Con- dition No. 24, he said the soil had been sterilized and chip sealed earlier. There are possibly about 6 trees under consideration. It was concluded that the requirement for trees on Vineyard Avenue could be worked out between the developer and the City staff. The Public Hearing was closed. The Commissioners concurred with the staff recommendations and adopted Resolutions 1672 and 1673 making the finding that the tentative map is in conformance with the City's General Plan and approving the map subject to the conditions in the staff report of August 9, 1978, noting it would not have any significant adverse effects on the environment because the con- ditions of approval would reduce those impacts to an insignificant level, and modify Condition No. 15 to read that the developer consent on the final map or by other method approved by the City Attorney that in-lieu fees may be used for parks and recreation. Also, that Item 24 be modified that street trees for Vineyard Avenue be Chinese Pistachio, and the developer and City staff use their best efforts in implementing the re- quirement for the portion of Tract 3327 bordering Vineyard Avenue. Roll Call Vote Resolution: Geppert Seconded: Wilson Ayes: Geppert, Wilson, Doherty Noes: None Absent: Getty, Jamieson Abstain: None MATTERS FOR INFORMATION OF THE COMMISSION Secretary Harris announced a special Planning Commission meeting for Wednesday, August 30, at 7:30 P.M. Secretary Harris gave to the Commissioners the Schumacher modification of PUD-69-5. The matter of Commissioner Jamieson's illness was discussed, and the members joined in sending him their wishes for a speedy recovery. ADJOURNMENT The regular meeting of the Planning Commission was adjourned at 12:07 A.M. Robert Harris, Secretary -9-