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2, That the applicant shall submit a precise landscaping plan indicating plants and ma- terials to be used subject to the approval of the Planning Director. 3. It is further understood by this Depart- ment that the exterior material on the pro- posed Justice Court shall be as follows: (aJ That the roof shall be constructed with Spanish tile, the walls shall be built of slumpatone, and the exposed vertical columns shall be of exposed redwood. 4. That all parking areas shall be paved with asphaltic concrete. 5. That all parking areas shall be striped and bilmper stopped. 6. That the applicant shall provide one treewell on the new sidewalk to allow the placement of a city street tree. 7. That a property survey shall be sub- mitted to the approval of the Public Works Department. 8a. Tract 2896, Stoneson Development Company Request of Stoneson Development, 3150 20th Avenue, San Francisco, for tentative tract map approval for 400+ acres, located generally between Highway 680 and Foothill Boulevard and south of Highway 580. Mr. Castro explained to the Commission that this item should be continued to the meeting of April 24, 1968, to allow the Subdivision Committee time to further review said map. 12.) MATTERS FOR INFORMATION OF THE COMMISSION. a.) Mr. Campbell presented an exhibit indicating the work that has been accomplished in the downtown area., including demolishments and renovations, all at the instigation of the property owners. b.) Commission Review of De Salvo Property (Willow West). Mr. Castro explained the purpose of the review was for the Commission to express an opinion on the proposed development, after reviewing the proposed land use and circulation system. Mr. Castro requested that the Commission hear the presentation given by Mr. Dan Coleman of Dan Coleman & Associates. Mr. Coleman spoke briefly explaining the various land uses for the proposed development, containing approximately 455 acres, noting that the industrial area will be located north of the Mocho Canal, with the proposed residential area south of the Mocho Canal. Mr. Coleman explained that the large area zoned Agricultural was merely a holding district, pending future development of the property; The plans further included a lake and golf course, acting as the focal point for the entire complex. Mr. Fales indicated he was impressed with the proposed development, noting that the industrial area and motels and hotels would be an important source of income to the City. Mr. Fales also favored the large area zoned as Agricultural for aesthetic reasons. After further discussion, UPON MOTION OF COMMISSIONER GARRIGAN, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER GIBBS, AND CARRIED, THE MATTER WAS CONTINUED TO THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 24, 1968. 12c.) Mr. Castro read a letter from Trinity Lutheran Church, 1251 Hopyard Road, (dated April 9, 1968), requesting the use of their building for Easter services, prior to having the landscaping completed as required by the conditions of their use permit, It was noted in the letter however, that plants and trees were on order, and adequate funds for grading and levelling of the property were available. The Commission discussed the letter and asked Mr. Castro to advise the Pastor of the Church of the following action: UPON MOTION OF CHAIRMAN ANTONINI, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER GARRIGAN, AND CARRIED, IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THE LANDSCAPING AS PER USE PERMIT (UP-67-2), BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE NEXT SIX MONTHS, OR BY OCTOBER 12, 1968. 4• 4-10-68