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Planning Commission Page 2 5/26/82 He suggested that as a public service perhaps the newspapers would be willing to print a condensed version of the agendas. He said he believed this would be advantageous to the public atlarge. Mr. Harris stated that it would be great if the newspapers would do it as a public service. Commissioner Jamieson then discussed putting them in the newspapers even if they wouldn't do it as a public service. Chairperson Getty said the cost would be well over $200 for one publication. Commissioner Jamieson said he would just suggest a condensed version. He said people do not look at the legal ad section. Commissioner Lindsey indicated it is really important to make every effort to notify the public. Chairperson Getty said it could be printed in the legal section but also on the front page by a sonopsis. Commissioner Jamieson said he would like to see an aerial photograph of the City behind the Recording Secretary's desk similar to what Hacienda presented. He said it could have an overlay coding the various zoning of the City. He said orientation is sometimes difficult. Commissioner Doherty indicated an overlay with zoning and a General Plan would be helpful. Chairperson Getty indicated that a third overlay could show the areas of the items to be considered by the Planning Commission. Mr. Harris stated that taking an aerial with a mylar overlay showing the General Plan and land use would be quite a lot of work-and while could be done could not be done immediately. Commissioner Jamieson indicated that the Finance Director gave a presentation and had a draftsperson with her; he suggested that perhaps this person could be used to do it. Commissioner Jamieson indicated that he would like an aerial put up. Chairperson Getty asked what happened to the aerial that the Commissioners received sometime back. Commissioner Wilson said the display should be behind the staff table on the wall and not the Recording Secretary since he refers to it during the meetings. Commissioner Jamieson indicated that on May 22, 1982 the Tri~Valley Herald ran an article relating to an HUD housing award. He said it wasn't financed by the State or the Federal Government and is something we should look into. He explained the square footage of the house stating it could be expanded. He asked that Mr. Harris- have someone follow up on this. After discussion of the Planning Commission members the following schedule was set for the next three months: Thursday, June 24, 1982 Wednesday, July 28, 1982 Wednesday, August 11, 1982 RZ-82-8, City of Pleasanton Application of the City of Pleasanton to rezone approximately .10.4 acres of land located on the south side of Bernal Avenue extension between the tracks of the Western Pacific Railroad Company and the Southern Pacific Transportation Company from the "0" (Office) and "I-P" (_Industrial Park) District and to prezone approximately 15.0 acres adjacent and to the south for a total of approximately 25.5 acres to the PUD (Planned Unit Development)-High Density Residential District or to any other zoning district consistent with the General Plan. ... ._ _...__. _. __.___. _ .. , ..._ .,_ ,_~_... _.,_... . _. _,__ ... __ _ . T