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4~ ~-3Ary~o~ CITY of PLEASANTON o~ .o r Planning Commission `~1fM^V S MINUTES ~OF REGULAR MEETING. DCte : April 22, 1970 Time : s:15 PM PIa Ce; Pleasanton Justice Court Mr. David Bigger, 301 Junipero, in the Mission Park development, spoke regarding his concern regarding the increase in density the City would be approving for the developer in exchange for such amenities as open space; etc. Since there is only 100,000 gal. capacity left in the VCSD sewage treatment plant, which will be servicing this community Mr. Bigger had doubts as to how VCSD would accommodate this higher density, and felt that perhaps the amenities given to the City ',would not balance what the City would have to give in return for said amenities. Mr. Jim Browning of the Mission Park develop- ment, had a question regarding the monthly house pay ments for this development and also the fee paid to VCSD for hooking up the seweY line for these units. Mr. Robert Pearson, 3590 Churchill Drive, ha< a question as to procedure, inquiring where this submittal would go after Commission action. Mr. Castro advised him that the next step would be review by City Council. Some further discussion followed. Commissioner Pons related that he had made a study among other cities of how high a density the City would be willing to approve and learned that Livermore will not go higher than 10 units to the acre, or the RM-4000. Commissioner Pons expressed his thoughts that Mr. Oakes~s submittal has too high a density. Commissioner Gibbs inquired whether the concept would be ruined if the density were to be reduced. Commissioner Antonini expressed a liking for the plan but with reduced density. After some further deliberation, a resolution recommending approval to the RM-2500 District with a maximum of 159 spaces was entered and passed. - ~ -