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zoned to the R-1 District and under consider- ation for rezoning to the RG-25 District, has come before this Commission: NOW, TREREF~E BS IT RESOLVED: that the above named application be approved aub- fect td the following conditions: 1. Rear yard reduction to 20 feet to the extent shown on Exhibit "A", 2. Reduction in site area per unit to allow 40 unite, 3. Reduction of parking apacea required to 30 apacea, subject Co the following conditions: (1) Variances are granted to Pleasanton Gardens Inc. only in conjunction with the use of this property for a senior citizens' housing development. Upon any change of applicant, the Planning Commission may hold a public hearing to revoke or modify these Variances. (2) Conformance with site plan designated "Exhibit A" including a limitation on site coverage by buildings of 35z. (3) Subject to final approval of 2-67-12. 4c. Z-67-12. Pleasanton Gardena. Inc. The next item on the agenda was the application of Pleasanton Gatdena, Inc., P. O. Box 911, Pleasanton, fos a Zoning Permit with Site Plan Landscape S Archi- tectural Approval for a 40 unit senior citizens' housing development to be located at 251 Kottinger Avenue in an area presently zoned x 1 and recommended by the Planning Commission to the City Council for rezoning to an RG-25 District. After discussion on this matter, UPON MOTION CF COMMISSIONER PLATO, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER J~iNSTON, AND CARRIED, IT WAS DETERMINED TkiAT THE ABOVE NAMED APPLICATION BS TENTATIVELY APPROVED SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. Completion of rezoning action. 2. Approval of V-67-11 and the conditions attached thereto. 3. Reduction of fencing height in required front yard to 2'~ feet. 4. Parking location and access approved subject to revision to retain where possible existing specimen Wslnut trees. Location of five foot planting area and six foot masonry wall and along the east line of the driveway and the provision of necessary easements to guarantee continuing permanent access fry adjoining property. 5. Spacing between buildings to be 10 feat except recreation building shall be 15 feet from other structures. 6. Recreation building to have a fire retardant roof. 7. Eight-inch pepper tree to be retained. 8. Creek to be placed in conduit and landscape plan redesigned to provide a substitute element of equal significance. 9. Subject to necessary fire protection facilities as required by the Fire Chief. 10. Provision of adequate on-site area lighting. 11. All utilities to be served underground. 12. Necessary street improvements to provide a 25 foot half-width from existing centerline on Kottinger Avenue including 20 feet of paving, curb, gutter, and sidewalk, design subject to approval of the Director of Public Works, to be prepared by a registered civil engineer. i3. Provision of an 8-foot public service easement along the Kottinger frontage. 7.4. All parking areas, access ways, driveways, to be paved to City standards. 15. Final design of on-site walkways and of the units shall make reasonable provision for non-ambulatory residents. 16. Subject to final approval by the Planning Commission of complete architec- tural and landscape plena including but not limited to full architectural elevation showing all materials, colors, etc. and a full landscape plan showing all plant materials (species, variety and size) and other land- scape elements. 4d. V-67-12 Clarence M. Orr Chairman Antonini opened the public hearing on the application of Clarence M. Orr, 4127 Francisco Street, for a Variance from Section 6.500 to allow a patio cover to encroach into the required rear yard to be located at the above address in an R-1 District. Mr. Spink presented the staff report which recommended approval. Upon motion of Chaitman Antonini, seconded by Co®iasioner Plato, and carried, the public hearing was closed. After further discussion, upon motion of Chairman Antonini, seconded by Commissioner Plato, the followic~,-,a G~