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PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Planning Commission of the City of Pleasanton on the 25th day of September, 1968, by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioner Arnold Commissioner Garrigan Commissioner Gibbs Chairman Antonini Noes: Absent: Commissioner Plato Attest: Secretary Castro 6. NEW BUSINESS a. UP-68-6, South Bav Land Comoany Application of South Bay Land Company, P. 0. Box 2383, La Puente, California, for a Conditional Uae Permit to allow the construction of a trailer park containing 213 spaces, said property generally located on the north side of Vineyard Avenue. Chairman Antonini opened the Public Hearing and Secretary Castro stated that the Planning Commission was now reviewing and reapproving, so to speak, plans that were submitted approximately a year ago when the site was known as Overpack's Trailer Park. Mr. Castro explained the conditions of approval, that under Condition ~~4, the development will be conditioned to provide fencing on the east and west property lines. The total plan calls for some angle parking, some 90-degree parking and some slight modification so as to work out a convenient parking arrangement. Commissioner Arnold inquired about trailers for rental. Mr. Stacy, representing South Bay Land Company, was present with Mr. John A. DeFalco, and explained the new arrangement. No mobile homes will be rented after the park is built. Also, no mobile homes will be admitted which are more than four years old at the time the park is open for occupancy. The applicants had a few questions. First, Condition 4k22. The applicant felt this would be unfeasible and Mr. Castro advised that this arrangement would have to be worked out with the Public Works Director. It was understood by Mr. Campbell that Pacific Gas 6 Electric were going to put the overhead wooden pole for underground utilities, but that the applicant would have to pay for this work. Second, it was decided, after some discussion, to delete Condition ~k10, as it would be an incon- venience to the majority of occupants of the mobile home parka, who are predominantly senior citizens. Third, concerns Condition ~~16, referring to a central garbage collection area. Mr. Stacy explained that there will be five block-wall and fenced-in areas to hold the bulk garbage. This fenced-in area will contain approximately 10 cane and will be cleared away two to three times a week. Arrangements for this will be made by the mobile home park. It is the applicant's intentions to prohibit exterior garbage cans on the site. There were several questions directed to Mr. Stacy from the audience: 1. Mr. Ted Lannin, Chairman of Special Subcommittee for the City Council Advisory Committee on General Plan Review. Mr. Lannin inquired whether an individual could purchase three or four mobile homes and then rent them out independently. This is not permitted under the State law. Mr. Lannin then observed that the average mobile home size of today is 1500-2000 ft. This is subdivision size. And he felt it should be considered as a subdivision. Mr. Campbell, Director of Public Works, stated that it will be processed under the Subdivision Rulings in the new annexation agreement under the RM District subject to Use Permit conditions. 2. Another gentleman by name of Mr. Sy Potts, inquired as to how many children this mobile home park would generate into the school system. Chairman Antonini stated that from observation and studies conducted, very few children are to be found in this type of dwelling unit. Mr. Stacy stated that they were trying to keep out the children, renting the spaces only to adults or taniitfes with older children - Eighth Grade and up. - 3 -