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Tom Terrill indicated that as pointed out by Mr. Warnick the street connection will provide a great benefit to them. He said that if Johnson and Hopyard reach level "E" the Meyer street would be their second access to the site. Commissioner Wilson asked Mr. Warnick how much engineering the Meyer people have done. Mr. Warnick said they are just starting and that Reynolds and Brown assessment district is underway now. Commissioner Wilson then asked if there is any reason the Planning Commission shouldn't act on the Reynolds and Brown project this evening. Mr. Warnick said the developers need to get together with staff. Commissioner Lindsey said he would like to see the developers come closer together with regard to their compensation and spoke in favor of continuing this item pending their agreement. The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Jamieson said he wondered if Meyer was grandstanding to bring the matter up tonight instead of sitting down with Reynolds and Brown to resolve their problems. Chairperson Getty said Reynolds and Brown need Meyer and not the other way around. To make Reynolds and Brown better function they will need the road through the Meyer property. Commissioner Lindsey made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Doherty, that case PUD-82-1 be continued for two weeks in order for Reynolds and Brown and Meyer representatives to get together and settle their dispute over these matters. The motion was carried 5-0. UP-82-2, Brad Hirst Application of Brad Hirst and Henry Cupples for a conditional use permit to operate an electronic game room approximately 1877 sq. ft. in size with thirty-five games, more or less at 4301 Valley Avenue. Zoning for the property is P.U.D. (Planned Unit Development) Com- mercial District. A negative declaration of environmental impacts will also be considered. Mr. Harris presented the staff report and recommendation of approval. The public hearing was opened. Brad Hirst, 2456 Minivet Court, Pleasanton (the applicant spoke). He explained that in this application there are four areas to be considered; namely, interior operations, school relationship, exterior operations and shopping center cooperation. He said their clientele will probably be young people the 5th through 8th grades and parental assistance will be welcome. He said they will operate a 'tight ship.' He said young people respond in a manner in which they are expected to do so. He said the business will not sell food or beverages, -14- .._._.._..___ ._____....~., _,.e _._____ __....... __ ..___ _..._. __..,..r __ . _ ___ .