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b. The Commission considered the following staff request for ame to Zoning Ordinance 1520 and passed the following resolution: RESOLUTION N0. 798 To amend Sec. 18.100 by removing the words, "and duplexes." lO.REFERRALS FROM CITY COUNCIL a. Consideration for the acquisition of additional land for property It is the considered opinion of the Planning Department and the Public Works Department that the City cannot justify the use of its power of eminent domain to condemn the McLeod property when it appears that Dr. Long and Mr. McLeod could resolve the situation between themselves, resulting in the greatest benefit for both of them. Public Works Manager, Mr. Campbell, gave his opinion that; (1) development does not have adequate access road and cannot develop; (2) City could use its powers of eminent domain to acquire part of the property; and (3) the parties involved could arrive at some sort of compromise. It is the opinion of the Public Works Department that this decision should be made by the City Council. Opposition was presented by Mr. Lee Amaral, representing Mr. McLeod. A motion was made to refer this item back to the City Council for further clarification. b. Renaming of Capwell Drive/Foxoointe Road This item was brought before the Commission. Mr. Castro recommends that the Foxpointe Road name should remain. Street names are not usually made at time tentative maps are approved. Commissioner Plato recommended that the matter be referred to the Street Naming Committee. However, it only has two members, making it necessary to appoint more members. The matter was continued pending the appointment of one more member to the Street Naming Committee. 12. MATTERS FOR INFORMATION OF COMMISSION a. Livermore Planning Department Referral - Junior College Site for Planning Commission Located north of Highway X580 and north of Collins Road. This matter was referred to the City of Pleasanton by Livermore Planning Department with the recommendation that it be reviewed and action taken. Mr. Castro stated that the Planning Department has no objections to the proposals as submitted and recommended that the tentative plan be adopted as submitted subject to those land uses as defined. RESOLUTION N0. 799 WHEREAS, The referral from the Livermore Planning Department regarding the proposed junior college site north of Highway Ik580 has been reviewed by the Planning Commission, WHEREAS, Said board has held a public hearing on this referral, has examined the pertinent maps, drawn acme documents, and finds that the following conditions do exist, 1. That the proposed development plane for the junior college site will not be contrary to the spirit and intent of the immediate planning area and that the proposed development is in the public interest and general welfare. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Planning Commission hereby recommends to the City of Livermore that said land use development plans for the proposed junior college be adopted as submitted. ADDITIONS v~-6~-~ a.~V-68-9; Tract 2948, Sales Pavilion Upon request of Mr. Dudley W. Frost, Vice President of D & V Builders, it was moved by the Commission that this item be heard at the next regular meeting of the Planning Commission on August 14, 1968.