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4y$~sAN~°y CITY of PLEASANTON <br />',/ <br />`~ ~~~° Planning Commission <br />.~NMiV t <br />MINUTES ~OF REGULAR MEETING. <br />Data ; December 12, 1972 <br />Time ; 8:15 P.M. <br />PIOCe; Pleasanton Justice Court <br />.Tracts 3311 and 3312 have approved <br />tentative maps on them and Tract <br />3312 has an approved final map on it. <br />It was the attorney's opinion that <br />an attempt to rezone the property <br />at this point in time is far too <br />late. His client has already investe <br />too much money. <br />Mr. Chandler then directed his remark <br />to the Environmental Impact Statement <br />as well as the staff memorandum <br />dated September 19, 1972 on the re- <br />zoning application, commenting that <br />any land use change would throw the <br />Master Plan for Pleasanton off <br />balance. <br />Mr. Chandler felt that the Commercial <br />Service District recommended for <br />Tract 3311 and the parcel adjacent <br />to it owned by Qualified Investments, <br />Inc., is an extremely large amount of <br />commerical service and, in his opinio <br />not the best use adjacent to single <br />family residential. <br />Mr. Chandler then spoke of the odor <br />problem which started the entire <br />controversy. While it is true that <br />the problem was serious in the summer' <br />of 1969, in talking to Mr. Paul Ryan, <br />Manager of V.C.S.D. the week before <br />this hearing, Mr. Ryan has indicated <br />no complaints of odor. <br />Discussion followed on this odor <br />problem. <br />Mr. Chandler closed his remarks by <br />stating that the single family de- <br />signation is the most appropriate <br />one for these properties. <br />-3- <br />