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4y~,~,sA~vTOy CITY of PLEASANTON ~~ •'i. .~ ~~° Planning Commission M {D ~ MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING. DGte : January 25, 1972 Time : 7100 PM PIG C8; Pleasanton Justice Court Mr. Joseph Madden, owner of two acres of lan on Vineyard Avenue spoke next. He was Willi to go along with any request staff has as fa as the timing for building on the property, but had objections regarding the possible change in zoning which this Study District might bring about. He also referred to an assessment district for Vine Street, which would delay development of his parcel for one year. With this Study District, there is a possibility of a two-year delay. He also touched on the traffic problems. City Attorney, Bill Hirst, joined the meeti at 7:50 PM. Vice Chairman Pons asked whether the agree- ment between the City and Mission Park In- vestment Co. is binding. Mr. Hirst indicate that there was such a n agreement with two or three property owners, in fact. Also, so long as development is conducted consistent with the PUD permit, which was gra nted sever years ago, the agreement is valid, but in hi view, he felt that the development in a Stud District for the purpose of reviewing land uses. Mr. Herman Trutner, attorney for the property owners, opposed this view. Discuss followed. The Vice Chairman then indicated that the full Commission should be present to conside a situation of this magnitude and that this matter should be continued to March 14, 1972 This would also permit the two absent commissioners opportunity to read up on the minutes of the meeting of January 25th and also allow those individuals who did not get an opportunity to sta to their case, to do so at that hearing. The Public Hearing was then continued to March 14, 1972,to be heard by the full Commission. FIVE MINUTE BREAK - 5 -