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Planning Commission Page 3 5/26/82 Mr. Harris reviewed the staff report and recommendation. He further stated the area is closer to 30 acres including the Southern Pacific right-of-way. Commissioner Jamieson asked if the Bernal Avenue extension would eliminate any buildings. Mr. Harris stated it would probably remove the Corral restaurant. Commissioner Wilson asked if there would be an underpass or overpass. Mr. Warnick responded that with regard to the Western Pacific tracks an underpass has been proposed. The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Jamieson asked if this rezoning included the property which was part of the sewer plant. Mr. Harris said this property was not included. Commissioner Jamieson then asked if this was part of the area which was sprinklered in the past. Mr. Swift stated that the Catholic Church property and portions of the Water Department property wwere sprinkled. Commissioner Jamieson then asked the effect of this with regard to ground salts. Mr. Warnick responded that there is a larger area by I-680 where the Health Department indicated they wanted to see the property go one year without being sprinklered prior to growing any crops on it. Commissioner Wilson asked if the 10.4 acres is going to be adjacent to the new Bernal Avenue extension. Mr. Harris indicated that it would be. A motion was then made by Commissioner Doherty, seconded by Commissioner Wilson that case RZ-82-8 be recommended for approval as recommended in the staff report. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: Commissioners Doherty, Jamieson, Lindsey, Wilson and Chairperson Getty NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Resolution No. 2175 was then entered and adopted recommending approval of Case RZ-82-8 as motioned. Chairperson Getty stated that she understands that in yesterday's edition of the Wall Street Journal there was mention of suitable industrial development on I-680 and Bernal Avenue. She asked which property this article was referring to. Mr. Harris stated he didn't know but the only property he could think of was the Meadow Lark. Dairy property and that this would be more than 100 acres. RZ-82-9, City of Pleasanton Application of the City of Pleasanton to rezone the lots on the east side of Main Street between Abbie Street and the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks from the "O/C-O" (Office-Civic Overlay) District to the "C-C/C-O" (Central Commercial-Civic Overlay) District or to any other zoning district consistent with the .General Plan. A negative declaration of environmental impacts was also considered. ...._ _.. _.._T