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general site plan, said property to be properly screened and landscaped and subject to the approval of the Planning Director. 'L 0. The storage yard shall be increased by the addition of the two trailer spaces now adjacent to the proposed storage yard. 21. Ownership and disposition of the trapezoidal shaped parcel of propr-.rty on the west edge of this property should be resolved prior to any final ap- proval of this development by the City. 22. The on-site grading and drainage plan as well as the on-site utility plans shall be submitted to and approved by the City Engineer prior to submitta;. ro the State for approval. 23. That Vineyard Avenue be widened to a 52 foot half-street and that the developer shall dedic<ate and improve said street to the extent required by the Subdivision Ordinance. 24. That a recreational use easement be granted to the City over that part of the property within the Arroyo del Valle from the top of the bank to the property line. Said easement shall be granted prior to any other dedication of this area. 25. That the existing overhead wooden pole line on Vineyard Avenue be replaceP: underground unless it can be demonstrated to the Public Idorks Director that this is economically unfeasible. Gd. Z-67-70. Leonard Masten. P'ext was the application of Leonard Masten, 1834 Tanglewood Way for a Zoning ?ermit to operate a package delivery service at the above address, to be conducted by phone only. Mr. Castro presented the staff report which recommended denial. The applicant was not present. UPON MOTION OF COMMISSIONER ARNOLD, SECONP.ED BY COMMISSIONER PLATO, AND CARRIED, THE APPLICATION OF Z-67-70 WAS DEIJTED. 6e. Z-67-62, MacKay Homes; 8a Tract 29)5. Next was the application of MacKay Homes, 830 Menlo Avenue, Menlo Park, for a Zoning Permit Z-67-62 with Planned Unit Development Approval for land uses as indicated on Tentative Map, Tract 2905. It was also decided to consider Tract 2905, request for T=ntative Map Approval for approximately 475 acres. Mr. Castro presented the staff reports. It was noted by Mr. Fairfield, re- rresenting MacKay Hanes, that there would be a sidewalk only on the west side of Valley Avenue. In addition to the sidewalkc, however, there would be a bicycle path. Mr. Fairfield stated that the east side of the street would '?e landscaped. Mr. Fairfield suggested a twelfth condition to the P.U.D.--- a time limit of eight years. It was also noted by Mr. Fairfield, in regard _o Condition 16 for Tract 2905, that there would be no access road on the TJort.h side and to his knowledge the City does not object to this proposal. Mr. Fairfield also suggested that in Condition 8 of Z-G7-62, the average lot aize be changed to 8,00) square feet. Upon motion of Commissioner Plato, seconded by Chairman Antonini, the follow- ing resolution was adopted by unanimous vote: RESOLUTION N0. 731 WhEREAS, the application of MacKay Homes, 83J Menlo Avenue, Menlo Park, for a Zoning Permit with Planned Unit Development Approval (Z-67-G2) for land uses as indicated on Tentative Map Tract 7.905, has come before this Commission NOT•7, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: that the above application be approved caith the following conditions: 1. Approval of a zone change reco~mnending those uses defined on the tentative map. 2. Terms of Annexation No. 41. 3. Submission of final Landscape plans for the back-up treatment in conjunction with filing of final map and improvement plans includ- ing a full irrigation system. 4. That the street patterns shall be in substan- tial conformance in each phase of development with Exhibit A. 5. That all RG-15, RG-25, and C••N developments shall be subject to site plan, landscaping and architectural approval. 6. That prior to the Planning Commission granting precise zoning to the RG-15, RG-25, and C-N sites -g- 11-21-67