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4h. V-67-17. R. L. Babb, Chairman Antonini opened the public hearing on the application of R. L. Aabb, 4151 Francisco Street, for a Variance from Section 6.500 to allow a wood sun derk to encroach 16 feet into the required rear yard at the above address in an R-1 District. Mr. Spink presented the staff report which recommended approval. Mr. Babb was present in the audience and concurred with the staff report. Upon motion of Chairman Antonini, seconded by Commissioner Johnston, and carried the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION N0. 670 WHEREAS, the application of R. L. Babb, 4151 Francisco Street, for a Variance from Section 6.500 to allow a wood sun deck to encroach 16 feet into the required rear yard at the above address in an R-1 District, has come before this Commission: NOW, THEREFORE, HE IT RESOLVED: that the above named application be approved as shown on Exhibit "A". Sa. Z-67-18. Standard Cheese Canpany. The next item on the agenda was the application of the Standard Cheese Company, 830 Main Street for a Zoning Permit with Site Plan, Landscape and Architectural Approval for a proposed remodeling of the existing structure and an expansion into and remodeling of an adjacent structure located at the above address in a C-C District. Mr. Spink presented the staff report which recommended approval with stated conditions. Mr. George Spiliotopouloa was present in the audience and concurred with the staff report. After further discussion, UPON MOTION OF COMMISSIONER ARNOLD, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER GARRIGAN, AND CARRIED, IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED APPLICATION BE APPROVED IN CONFORMANCE WITH EXHIBIT "A" AND SUBJECT TO THE POLLOWING CONDITIONS: (1) Parking to be provided for eight cars to be used by the retail sales persons. Parking to be located with adequate access to the retail spaces within by passage through the building or by the construction of a walkway along the north side of the building with adequate protection for the pedes- trian through the use of a raised sidewalk or bollards properly spaced. Final design subject to approval of the Planning Director and City Engineer prior to issuance of a Building Permit. (2) Repair or replace deteriorated curb, gutter and/or sidewalk to the extent determined by the City Engineer and as necessary to provide a non- hazardous and uniform surface and pattern of paving. (3) Subject to obtaining the necessary encroachment permit. Sb. Z-67-19. Haas & Haynie Corporation. The next item on the agenda was the application of Haas and Haynie Corporation, P. O. Box 339, Pleasanton, California, for a Zoning Permit to allow a trailer as a temporary watchman's living quarters to be located at 6177 Sunol Boulevard in an I-P District. Mr. Spink presented the staff report which recommended approval with stated conditions. After further discussion, UPON MOTION OF COMMISSIONER GARRIGAN, SECONDED BY CHAIRMAN ANTONINI, AND CARRIED, IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED APPLICATION BE APPROVED IN CONFORMANCE WITH EXHIBIT "A" AND WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: (1) Utilities connection and service subject to approval of the City Engineer. C2) This permit will expire April 26, 1968, subject to extension upon approval of the Planning Director. la. Z-65-3. A:'Eazarabedian. The next item on the agenda was the request of A. Hazarabedian for modifi- i?ation of Condition 5 of Zoning Permit Z-65-3 prohibiting overnight boarding of animals, at Veterinary Clinic located at 273 Spring Street in a C-C District. This item was rescheduled per applicant's request due to lack of adequate notification of previous scheduling. Mr. Spink presented the staff report which had been presented at the last meeting. Dr. Hazarabedian was present in the audience, together with Dr. Wilson, and stated his point of view on this matter. Chairman Antonini briefly reiterated the former application and decision for the benefit of the applicant. Dr. Hazarabedian stated he would only have accident cases or surgical cases which might be retained overnight. He added that probably an average of five animals would be kept 4-26-67