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parking had been provided which met the specifications of the Subdivision Committee; though some areas were only accessible to traffic coming from a certain direction. Mr. Castro suggested a field trip by the Commission to see some trailer par',cs in the Bay area. Lee Amaral, representing MT. Overpack, stated the applicant's desire to begin construction as soon as possible. Mr. Amaral stated that fencing on Vineyard would be 4 feet high slump stone except where there were trailers, the fence would be G feet high. Mrs. Barry, Linden Avenue, stated her concern with the increased traffic on Vineyard Avenue. Mr. Campbell noted that the portion of Vineyard fronting the trailer park would eventually be widened. Mr. Amaral was in agreement with all of the conditions except #12, concerning the 25 foot setback for trailers fronting on Vineyard Avenue. It was questioned if Zone 7 had been approached on the trailer park proposal and Mr. Castro stated there was not a definite answer at this time. Upon motion of Commissioner Carrigan, seconded by Commissioner Gibbs, the public hearing was closed. The Commission agreed there were several paints they would like to consider further before reaching a decision,including setback on Vineyard Avenue; storage area;. trees; a more detailed landscaping plan; tandem parking; and the desire to see same completed trailer parks. UPON MOTION OF CQrAffSSIONER GARRIGAN, SECONDED BY CHAIRMAN ANTONINI, AND CARRIED, IT WAS DETERMINED TO CONTINUE UP-67-18 and Z-67-70 TO THE PLANNING CQ4fiSSION MEETING OF NOVEMBER 22, 1967. 6c. Z-67-61. iJanda Aldrich. The next item was the application of Wanda Aldrich, 437 Rose Avenue, for a Zoning Permit with Site Plan and Architectural Approval for a proposed two- unit addition to an existing apartment complex at 437 Rose Avenue, to be located in an RG-15 District. Mr. Castro presented the staff report with possible conditions. Mr. Jack Bras, representing Wanda Aldrich, stated his client's desire to retain the garage as it was currently being used. After further discussion, UPON MOTION OF COMMISSIONER PLATO, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER GARRIGAN, AND CARRIED, THE ABOVE APPLICATION WAS APPROVED WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. That the Zoning Yermit is granted for the land as described in the appli- cation and any attachment thereto, and as shown on the Master Plan labelled Exhibit "A". 2. That the existing garage shall not be attached to the proposed addition and shall be removed in five years or when subsequent development is started. 3. That temporary parking (stalls 4k1.2, 23 and 24) shall be located as shown on the Site Plan labelled Exhibit "B". 4. That a precise landscaping plan, indicating plants and materials to be submitted subject to the approval of the Planning Director. 5. That fencing as indicated shall be a redwood fence, subject to the approval of the Planning Director. 6. That the roof material shall be the same as used on the existing 10-unit apartment. 7. That all new parking areas shall be paved with asphaltic concrete and striped. 8. That all requirements of any law or agency of the State, AlamedaCounty, and any other governmental entity shall be met. 7. COMMUNICATIONS. Mr. Castro submitted a letter to the Commission from Mr. Ross of Gulf Oil Corporation. Mr. Ross was present and stated his desire to build a service station within two years. It was suggested by the Co®ission that Mr. Ross wait to submit plans for architectural review until the Fairlands Development have complied with all conditions of their Planned Unit Development Approval; further that the Commission will request upon final approval that all adjoin- ing commercial development shall be integrated in terms of design. There being no further business to come before theCommission, upon motion of Commissioner Carrigan, seconded by Chairman Antonini, and carried, the meeting was adjourned at 9:20 P.M., to meet again on 47ednesday, November 1, 1967. 10-26-67