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2. That the applicant adhere to the recommendations of the Public Works Department in reference to the property involved with the future widening of Division Street. b. G.P.A. 68-1, Planningt Comm~.saion Application of the Planning Commission, City of Pleasanton, for an amendment to the General Plan, said amendmenC to include the following land use studies, circulation studies, and mayor approved developments: 1. Willow Weat Development 2. Extension of Foxpointe Road 3. Land use modifications on Santa Rita Road 4. Zoning modification to that land fronting on the east side of o Foothill Road between Foothill Farms and the intersection of Castlewood Road and Foothill Road 5. Land use study of areas along east side of Sunol Boulevard from the freeway interchange north to Mission Drive (Continued from June 26, 1968). Willow West Develooment Mr. Castro read a letter from Judge Gale. In this letter, Judge Gale recommends a continuance so that he could discuss the matter in detail with the Commission. This delay would also permit for several other property owners to take part in the discussions on the G.P.A., as these people would have some interest in the discussion. Recommendations basically were to change those areas which had previously been considered by the Commission aad the City Council. General Industrial Area Specifically, recommendations as related to the Industrial Area, were presented as follows: It was the Planning Director's recommendation that the Val Vista development be recognized, further that the commercial area at the intersection of Hopyard and Weat Las Positas be also described in the General Plan. In reference to the balance of the industrial properties located north of the Mocho Canal and generally located between Interstate 680 and Santa Rita Road, it was recommended that moat of the properties be retained the same as at present on the General Plan, with the exception of the V.C.S. D. plant and those other Government properties as now defined in the Assessor's roll. The director further advised the Commission that the Willow Weat development plan as presented to the City should be incorporated in this new change. In reference to the Pleasanton Valley development, the director recosm~ended that the commercial area, which was presently located on Black Avenue and Hopyard, be relocated to the intersection of Valley Avenue and Hopyard, and that those multiple areas previously considered by the Commission and Council also be recognized with the new revision. The director further advised the Commission that the suggested land use change for those properties fronting on Foothill Boulevard be continued at this time pending further information by Mr. William Gale, as noted in his letter submitted to the Commission, and the owners of the property formally known as the Meadowlark Dairy. The director advised the Commission that the properties known as the Castlewood properties located at the intersection of Bernal Avenue and Foothill Road, had been reaearctied by the staff and it was found that the current zoning on the property is proper and should be recognized ae such. The director also advised the Commission that no conditional zoning permit has been applied to that property. The Planning Director further requests that the Sunol Road area extending from Main Street to the freeway be left ae 1t is, pending further study by the General Plan Citizens Review Committee. No other modifications or revisions were recommended at this time by the Planning Director. Commissioner Plato inquired as to how many of the above recommendations needed to be resolved by the Commission at this time. Mr. Castro stated that in general, most of the recommendations have previously been officially approved by the City of Pleasanton and at this time, with the exception of the properties fronting on Foothill Road and Sunol Boulevard, that the changes previously described could be recommended to the City Council.