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10/27/82 Planning Commission Minutes Page 10 Chairperson Lindsey said he would like machines regulated across the Board. Commissioner Getty concurred. Commissioner Doherty said he also supported this. He suggested that guidelines be sent out to existing businesses regardless of zoning. Mr. Swift reminded the Commission that zoning would still require the conditional use permit system as now in the ordinance. Mr. Brad Hirst again spoke to laundromats in apartments, office buildings, etc. and stated he wanted the same regulations to apply to everyone regardless of district and asked the proposed remedy for any violation. Mr. Harris explained. The Planning Commission then initiated a change into the Ordinance Code of the City of Pleasanton to incorporate the seven guidelines proposed in the staff report adding that under the Health and Safety Ordinance, guidelines be sent to persons and that where zoning doesn't allow arcades, there can't be more than four video machines. TENTATIVE MAPS Tentative Map Tract 5099 Application of Chang Su-O Lin for tentative subdivision approval for a 37 unit single-family residential subdivision of a 9.7 acre site located immediately south of the Arroyo Mocho between Sutter Gate Avenue and the Southern Pacific Transportation Company railroad tracks. Zoning for the property is R-1-6500 (Single-family Resi- dential) District. The Planning Commission may take any action on this matter consistent with the General Plan. A negative declaration of environmental impacts will also be considered. Mr. Harris reviewed the staff report. There were no questions of staff and the public hearing was opened. Ted Fairfield, Consulting Civil Engineer, addressed the Commission. Commissioner Jamieson asked the applicant if this is part of Tract 4827 and, if so, if the project has growth management approval. Mr. Harris said it does have approval. Commissioner Jamieson asked about the location of storm drain. Mr. Fairfield explained it was built with the first unit of Linvale some years ago and is contained within the final map and runs along lot lines. Chairperson Lindsey asked the total number of units in the development. Mr. Fairfield said he was unsure but thought it was about 150 total.