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"'"'°• CITY of PLEA3ANTON <br />` Planning Commission <br />MINUTES ~OF REGULAR MEETING. <br />DCie : June 11, 1975 <br />'~j~g ; 8:00 P.M. <br />PIaCe; Pleasanton Justice Court <br />',Swift of the Planning Department. <br />He outlined the intent of the ordin- <br />ance and explained that the idea is <br />to encourage innovative development <br />and to enable the City to have a cle <br />idea of what should be developing on <br />the hillsides. <br />He further noted some rewording and <br />typographical changes in the ordin- <br />ance before being sent to Council. <br />John Griffin of Morrison Homes was <br />present and in response to a questi <br />from Chairman Wood, he stated that <br />in order to present a land plan it <br />would cost at least $500. <br />Mr. Scheidig indicated that the cost <br />for a hillside plan would probably <br />be much more - the cost would be a <br />great factor but development should <br />be very different. <br />Jo Harding, 540 E. Angela, was pre- <br />sent and expressed concern for all <br />City hillside areas. She asked that <br />the City spell out minimum property <br />standards and to assure that land <br />dedicated to the City be usab le land <br />for open space rather than just <br />limited to hikers. <br />As no one else wished to speak, the <br />public hearing was closed. <br />Commissioner Shepherd asked if the <br />provisions of the ordinance would <br />protect the permit if the property <br />is sold; would it be binding on the <br />second owner. :The City Attorney <br />replied that the permit would run <br />with the land, however, if the secon <br />owner does want to change or amend <br />the plan he would have to come back <br />to the City for .approval. <br />~F <br />-3- <br />