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Commission assured the applicant that if the use continued as a nursery, there was no problem with the suggested stipulation. Upon motion of Chairman Antonini, seconded by Commissioner Garrigan, and carried, the public hearing was closed. Upon motion of Commissioner Garrigan, seconded by Commissioner Gibbs, the fol- lowing Resolution was adopted by unanimous vote: RESOLUTION N0. 777 WHEREAS, the application of Donald Siligo, 1000 Merin Street, San Francisco, for a Conditional Use Permit UP-68-4, under Section 14.400a to allow the operation of a commercial nursery at 5511 Sunol Boulevard in an I-P District has come before this Commission, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: that the above application be approved subject to the following conditions: 1. That the property shall be enclosed with a 6 foot cyclone fence as noted on the applicant's development plan. 2. That the parking areas noted on the development plan shall be paved with asphaltic concrete in lieu of oil and gravel ae noted by the applicant. 3. That the applicant shall provide seven customer parking spaces which shall be striped and bumper stopped. 4. That the applicant shall further provide at least five employee parking stalls in addition to the seven recom- mended for customer parking. 5. That the new covered display area to be erected at the rear of the existing structure shall be of the same architecture as noted on the elevation plans labeled "Sunol~Boulevard elevation". 6. That the applicant shall provide landscaping as noted along the southerly and northerly property lines adjacent to the new covered display area~•as well as the area adjacent to the existing structures. 7. That prior to the issuance of a building permit, the applicant shall submit to the Planning Department a revised plot plan noting where the additional employee parking spaces will be provided on the premises. 8. That the conditional use permit shall run with the applicant or be valid for a period of five years ending on October 8, 1973. 9. That property owner at this time dedicate the 19 feet of property necessary for future street widening. 10. That owner enter into an agreement with the City stating that he will provide street improvements to the extent required by Ordinance No. 358 at such time as said improvements are warranted in the opinion of the City Engineer. This agreement would be recorded and would run with the land. 11. That the development be connected to the sanitary s sewer system and the existing septic tank be properly abandoned. This would involve payment of a sewer con- nection fee of approximately $175 and payment of a sewer mutual benefit district fee of $86 per acre. In addition, a water connection fee dependent upon meter size will be collected and a water mutual benefit district fee of $79 per acre. 2. S-R-FR