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and conditional uses in all of the commercially zoned districts of the City of Pleasanton. Because of the importance and significance of this amendment, Secretary Harris requested that the public hearing be opened and continued until February 8, 1978, allowing time for as much public input as possible. Wally Wallner, 654 Park Hill Road, Danville, spoke. He is owner of C-F zoned property and asked consideration for establishing convenience markets in that district. He then requested that thought be given to allowing drive-in or express drive-through windows for restaurants in the C-F District. He felt the use could be controlled with a conditional use permit. Commissioner Wood asked that staff clearly identify the categories being suggested for changes. The item was then continued to the February 8, 1978, meeting. RZ-77-23, Planning Commission - application for an amendment to Article 16, Chapter 2, Title II of the Ordinance Code of the City of Pleasanton which would modify the off-street parking requirements for medical and dental offices and other health facilities. The background of the proposed amendment, and the wording itself, was reviewed by Secretary Harris for the Commission's benefit. Discussion took place. The Public Hearing was opened. Mr. Frank Auf der Maur, owner of the medical complex, was present and said that the plans are being redesigned to meet State standards. He could not tell the Commissioners what the final design would be. It was decided that this item should be continued until February 8, 1978, to allow for submittal of revised design plans for the medical building in question. RZ-77-22, Planning Commission - application for an amendment to Section 2-7.21(1) of Article 9, Chapter 2, Title II of the Ordinance Code of the City of Pleasanton, which would permit restaurants including "entertainment" as conditionally allowed uses in the I-P (Industrial Park) and I-G (General Industrial) Districts. A draft ordinance was presented for the Commissioners' review, incorporating the change to conditionally allow "entertainment" in conjunction with a restaurant in the I-G and I-P Districts. The Public Hearing was opened. Mr. Doug Farrow of 3629 Olympic Court, who had requested the code amendment, was present, and asked for a favorable recommendation. The Public Hearing was closed. Resolution No. 1609 was entered and adopted recommending to the City Council the adoption of the draft ordinance which would conditionally allow -10-