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The Public Hearing was opened on the development plan. Again, Mr. Binkley was present to represent the application. Commissioner Shepherd questioned Mr. Binkley on the price range of these dwellings and was advised they would be in the $60,000 range. Some discussion ensued how this development would be rated on the Growth Management Program now being formulated by the City. Commissioner Wood wished to ascertain that any action by the Commission would not jeopardize that Plan. The Public Hearing was closed on the development plan review. Resolution 1519 was entered and adopted recommending to the City Cuncil approval of PUD-77-4, subject to the 33 conditions listed in the staff report, together with rezoning of the property from the RM-4000 District to the PUD District. Roll Call Vote Resolution: Doherty Seconded: Wood Ayes: Doherty, Jamieson, Shepherd, Wood, Chairman Butler Noes: None Absent: None Abstain: None A Mr. George Moore, 5517 Paseo Navarro, then spoke up indicated he was con- cerned about the parking and increased traffic. Secretary Harris stated that adequate parking per ordinance requirements would be provided for the development. UP-77-6, Ann Waldo - application for a conditional use permit to allow a dance studio to be located at 719 Main Street; zoning for the property is C-C (Central Commercial) District. Secretary Harris described the staff report. There have been deviations from the original plan submitted. The interior of the premises has been revised from what was originally submitted with their design review approval for the exterior of the building. Additionally, there have been access problems with the adjacent property owner, Chris Beratlis. To date, this problem has not been settled. It was staff's opinion that approval for the dance studio could be justified, providing an agreement between the owners of this building and Mr. Beratlis, who owns the adjacent property at 347-351 St. Mary Street, this agreement to contain an irrevocable easement giving all parties concerned the right to cross property lines so that the existing parking in the area may be utilized. The Public Hearing was opened. Ann Waldo, 4052 Guilford, Livermore, spoke. She indicated she has between 175 and 200 students, two to three instructors, with a maximum of three or four cars on the premises. Seventy-five to 80% of her clientele is from Pleasanton. She indicated that a large number of her students travel to and from class on bicycles. She stated that she could arrange with the parents to have the children dropped off whenever possible. Next, a Lee Donlingher, 4646 Lakewood Street, Pleasanton, spoke. Her child attends the dance studio. She felt compromises arrangements in the form of dropping off and pick up could be made to lessen parking problems. She did not feel this applicant should be penalized by Mr. Beratlis' inability to resolve his easement arrangements with the property owner of 719 Main Street. -3- ..... .... .....,.~.....*..~.... .... ~... ........ ... ... ~~....... ,._ ..~ .. ...... ... ... ....7 ...._.~..,.. ........ «.. ........... ... _ __........ .......... ~..