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M I N U T E S
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<br />THE PLANNING COt~AfISSION
<br />Pleasanton, California
<br />September 13, 1967
<br />The regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning Comtaiasion was called to order
<br />at 8:07 P.M, on Wednesday, September 13, 1967, by Chairman Antonini.
<br />PRESENT: Commissioner Arnold
<br /> Garrigan
<br /> Gibbs
<br />Chairman Antonini
<br />Secretary Spink
<br />ABSENT: Commissioner. Plato
<br />Upon motion of Commissioner Garrigan, seconded by Chairman Antonini, and carried,
<br />the minutes of August 23, 1967, were approved as presented by unanimous vote.
<br />3a. Meeting Oxen for anv Member of the Audience to Address_ the Planninit Commissio::
<br />Mr. George Kieffer addressed the Commission stating that he would prefer to discuss
<br />the matter early that was scheduled on the agenda under 7a, rather than to wait
<br />as Mr. Rieffer had another meeting to attend the same evening. This matter
<br />was concerning the proposed Shell Service Station development on Hopyard Road
<br />south of Interstate 580. Mr. Kieffer stated that the signs would be limited
<br />to the word SHELL on the end of the canopy. It was further explained that the
<br />lack of landscaping was due to the fact that Mr. Kieffer was waiting for the
<br />Hopyard Road realignment plans. The Commission reviewed the plans submitted,
<br />but no action was taken.
<br />4a. RZ-67-11. Planning Commission. Chairman Antonini opened the public hearir~
<br />on the application of the Planning Commission to consider the adoption of a
<br />new Zoning Ordinance repealing Ordinance No. 309 and all amendments thereto
<br />and adopting zoning regulations controlling the uses of land; the density
<br />of population; the bulk, location and uses of structures; the areas and
<br />dimensions of sites; and the appearance of certain uses, structures, and
<br />signs; requiring the provision of usable open space, screening and landscaping,
<br />and off-street loading facilities; controlling the location, size and illumi-
<br />nation of signs; providing for the amendment of district boundaries and the
<br />regulations; and providing for the administration and enforcement of the
<br />regulations. Mr. Spink presented the staff report, suggesting sessions and
<br />proposed dates. THE REGULAR AGENDA ITEMS SCHEDULED FOR TBE MEETING OF SEP-
<br />TEMBER 27, 1967, SHALL BS CONTINUED TO THE MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1167, FOR
<br />CONSIDERATION. Dudley Frost, representing the Chamber of Commerce, stated
<br />the date of September 27th would give them more time to consider the
<br />Planning Director's comments on the various items. After further discussion,
<br />UPON MOTION OF COMMISSIONER GARRIGAN, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER ARNOLD,
<br />AND CARRIED, TAE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CONTINUED TO THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING
<br />ON SEPTEMBER 27, 1967. IT WAS AGREED TO ADOPT THE FOLLOWING DATES FOR
<br />CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARINGS: SEPTEMBER 27, RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT CONTROL;
<br />OCTOBER 18, COMMERCLAL DEVELOPMENT CONTROLS; NOVEMBER 1, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOP-
<br />MENT CONTROL; NOVEMBER 15, PUD AND MISCELLANEOUS; DECEMBER 6y SUMMARY AND
<br />REBUTTAL AND RECQMMENDATION.
<br />4b. UP-67-14. Manuel Mederios. Chairman Antonini opened the public hearing
<br />on the application of Manuel Mederios, 3835 Vineyard Avenue, for a Conditional
<br />Use Permit under Sec. 8.204, Ordinance No. 309 for the purpose of moving a
<br />garage structure onto the above premises in an RG-25 District. Mr. Spink
<br />presented the staff report. Upon motion of Commissioner Garrigan, seconded by
<br />Commissioner Arnold, and carried, the public hearing was closed. Upon motion
<br />of Commissioner Arnold, seconded by Commissioner Garrigan, the following
<br />resolution was adopted by unanimous vote:
<br />RESOLUTION N0. 70>
<br />WHEREAS, the application of Manuel Mederios, 3835 Vineyard
<br />Avenue, for a Conditional Use Permit under Sec. 8.204,
<br />Ordinance No. 309 for the purpose of moving a garage
<br />structure onto the premises in an RG-25 District, has
<br />come before this Commission:
<br />9-13-67
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