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8. That the existing and future electrical and communication facilities services be placed underground. Sb.) UP-68-4, Don Carroll and Victor Lund Jr. Chairman Antonini opened the public hearing on the application of Don Carroll and Victor Lund Jr., 164 Main Street, for a Conditional Use Permit to Section 12,104 to allow the operation of a drive-in restaurant at 4895 First Street in a C-T District. 6b.) Z-68-27. Don Carroll and Victor Lund, Jr. It was decided to consider at the same time the application of Don Carroll and Victor Lund for a Zoning Permit with Site Plan and Architectural Approval for a drive-in restaurant aE 4895 First Street in a C-T District, as well as sign approval. Concerning the condition requiring approval for a maximum of three years of the use permiC, the Commission questioned how the Bernal Avenue realignment would affect this condition. Mr. Campbell suggested that the Commission condition the use permit as long ae they wished, as the lease agree- ment between the City and the applicant would provide for settlement for the applicant should the Bernal Avenue realignment take place before the time limit expired. Vic Lund stated a three year time limit was agreeable to him. Mr. Lund also stated without a three year lease, they would not be able to continue with the proposed construction. In addition, Mr. Lund noted he would continue to manage the property but would noC accept compensation. Mr. Lund agreed to reduce the size of the proposed sign from three surfaces to two, itt accordance with a suggestion by the Planning staff. Upon motion of Commissioner Plato, seconded by Chairman Antonini, and carried, the public hearing was closed. UPON MOTION OF COMMISSIONER ARNOLD, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER PLATO, IT WAS DETERMINED TO APPROVE ZONING PERMIT Z-68-27 TO ALLOW A DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT AT 4895 FIRST STREET, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. That the moat easterly parking stall as shown on the plot plan he a u.~i..o~oa due to the problem of backing out into First Street. 2. That planting along First Street and the one-way street be low level for easy traffic visibility. 3. That a landscaping plan showing the materials and heights of plants be submitted to the Planning Department for approval. 4. That a design for a smaller sign be submitted to the Planning Director, subject to his approval. 5. That the applicant adhere to the materials shown on the elevations submitted, labeled Exhibit A. 6. The south driveway, nearest Main Street, should be used as an exit only. To accomplish this there should be an "Exit only" sign installed and "Exit Only<~~ " pavement markings installed. 7. The drive-in parking spaces should be constructed so that a parked car at no time would protrude south of a straight line projection of the front of the building proper as it now exists, 8. Approval be granted for a maximum of three years. 9. Parking spaces be delineated with paint stripes. 10. Drainage plan be developed and submitted to City Engineer for approval prior to issuance of a building permit. At this point the meeting was adjourned for a recess by Chairman Antonini. Chairman Antonini called the meeting back to order at 9:35 P.M, 7. COMMUNICATIONS This matter was considered after the following item. 8. TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAPS a,) Tract 2987. Schulte Blackwell Development Co. Application of Schulte Blackwell Development Co., 125 E. Sunnyoak Avenue, Campbell, for tentative tract map approval for approximately 11.17 acres, located west of Freeway 680, opposite Pleasanton Canal. Mr. Castro stated the staff could see no problems with the tentative tract map. Commissioner Plato felt the most northerly street of the tract, however, was not wide enough to meet traffic needs. Mr, Ted Fairfield, representing the applicant, stated the road could only be widened if Mr. Kolb would dedicate some property for this purpose. It was noted the Commission would have control over the tract when it came before the Commission for final approval. Upon motion of Commissioner Arnold, seconded by Commissioner Plato, the following Resolution was adopted by uttanimous vote: 3. 5-22-68