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Page 4 formerly approved with conditions, would stand without change and the applicant was further informed that the Commission must act on a specific proposal only. 7d. ~~+++*++*++cations First National Banbc of Pleasanton. ~e next item on the agenda was a request from the First National Bank of Pleasan- ton for elimination of a condition from a formerly granted Zoning Permit. Mt. Spink presented the staff report which recommended that Condition No. 2 remain unchanged. Mr. J. Jack Bras, representing the Pirst National Bank, stated that the rear entrance is still unacceptable. After further discussion, UPON MOTION OF COMMISSIONER PLATO, SECONDED BY CHAIRMAN ANTONINI, IT WAS DETERMCNED THAT THE ZONING PERMIT BS AMENDED TO ELIMINATB CONDITION NO. 2, "PLANS TO BE REVISED TO PROVIDE A PUBLIC REAR ENTRANCE." Roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Commissioner Plato, Chaittnan Antonini. NOESS Commissioner Carrigan. ABSTAINED: None. ABSSNTt Commiseionara Arnold and Johnston. At this point, Chairman Antonini went back to the matter of a Thrift Shop adjacent to St. Augustines Church. The City Attorney indicated that under Sac. 6.301, a Conditional Use Permit for a specified time limit would be allowable and that it would not affect the evaluation of the building. Mrs. Arbini stated that no improvements would be made and that the building would be returned to the Church in the same condition as iC was received. The Commission advised the applicant that she moat fill out a Conditional Use Permit and submit same together with a fee of $25.00 prior to ,1uly 3, 1967, in order to appear on the next agenda. Sa. and 8b. Tract 2938 and Z-64-28, Fairlands. The next item on the agenda was Tract 2938, Fairlands, request for Tentative Map Approval for an area easterly of Tassajara Road and South of Route 50, in- cluding modifications to previously approved Planned Unit Development; and Z-64-28, Planned Unit Development, Fairlands, request for amendment to original approval to allow variation in yard requirement and submission of other details of approval in conjunction with approval of Tract 2938. Mr. Spink presented the staff reports on these items. Both reports recosffiended approval with stated condi- tions. Mr. Ted Fairfield was present in the audience representing First Pleas- anton Investors. Dr. Ray Haskell, representing the School District, was present in the audience and discussed the school sites proposed. After further discussion, upon motion of Commissioner Carrigan, seconded by Chairman Antonini, the follow- ing resolution was adopted by unanimous vote: RESOLUTION N0. 685 WHEREAS, the request for Tentative Map approval, Tract 2938, Fairlands, for an area easterly of Tasoajara Road and South of Route 50, including modifications to pre- viously approved Planned Unit Development, has come before this Commission: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: that the above named tract be approved in conformance with Exhibit "A" and Exhibit "B"; plus the following conditions: 1. Conformance with Exhibit "A". 2. Exhibit "B" is approved as an alternate lotting pattern. 3. Subject to conditions of the PUD (Z-64-28) as modified. 4. Configuration of school sites to be modified per Exhibit "A". 5. Possible Cabana Club site to be Created as a separate parcel. Dedication to include a reversion clause should a bona fide Homeowner's Association demonstra- ting adequate financial responsibility be formed and seek to utilize the site for a private Cabana Club. 6. That all in-tract easements be granted as puhl.ic service easements with no reference to specific use and tt~oe those easements for storm drain lines 54" and larger be increased in width to 15 feet. 7. That the number, size and location of fire hydrants remain subject to change pending completion of a study of this matter by the Fire Chief. 8. That the developer provide all the street lighting facilities necessary to adequately light the stzeeBBible within and adjacent to this tract at the lowest p cost to the City and in accordance with the method, City owned or P.G.S. owned, that is commonly in use by the City of Pleasanton at the time of approval of the final map. 6-24-67