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public Service Easement along one side line of an interior lot. 11. That Lot 13 or other lot, determined at the time of filing of a Final Map, be reserved for future street extension. If the development of the adjoining property for Church purposes has been assured, no reservation will be required. 12. Existing specimen trees shall be retained if possible and the grading plans shall be developed that will prevent disturbance to the root systems of these trees; such a plan to be subjecC to approval of the Director of public Works. 13. Payment of fees for public park land in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance 439 shall be required. The extent of fees to be determined at the time of Finai Map review. The next item on the agenda was the referral from the City Council regarding Santa Rita Road Precise Plan Lines. Mr. Spink presented the staff report which recommended that the Planning Commission report to the City Council that the alternate alignment proposed is a generally acceptable alternate from the view- point of engineering feasibility and traffic safety. That the Planning Com- mission further report that no judgment is offered regarding the extent of equitability offered by either alternate since no firm basis for evaluating equity has been established. Mr. Paul Zeanah was present in the audience and spoke relative to this matter. After further discussion, UPON MOTION OF COMMISSIONER PLATO, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER JOHNSTON, AND CARRIED, IT WAS DETERMINED TO TAKE ACTION REAFFIRMING THEIR PREVIOUS RECOMMENDATION FOR PRECISE PLAN. LINES FOR SANTA RITA ROAD. 12-1. Request of Highland Oaks~morovement Association. Under matters for the information of the Commission, Mr. Spink presented a letter from the Highland Oaka Improvement Association requesting an addition to existing facilities for a tool shed. Mr. Spink further indicated that, in the staff's opinion, this addition would no create any major problems. UPON MOTION OF CHAIRMAN ANTONINI, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER JOHNSTON, AND CARRIED, IT WAS DETERMINED TO TURN THE MATTER OVER TO THE CITY PLANNER FOR FINAL DECISION. 12-2. First National Bank. Under matters for the information of the Commission, Mr. Spink informed- the Commission that the First National Bank was desirous to use the old Safeway building for a new banking facility. Mr. Jack Bras, representing the First National Bank, was present in the audience and spoke relative to the proposal made by the bank. Mr. Bras asked that, rather than all the sidewalk, curb, su3 gutter being replaced at this time, only a portion be replaced. After further discussion, the Commission decided that a field trip for inspection purposes should he made by the Commission and the City Engineer prior to making any decision or recommendation an this matter. Mr.+Spinc-informed the-Commission of the City Council's action in approval of the Blackburn appeal. The City Council also indicated that the Planning Commission and staff should study the problems of configuration of lot size and density in areas of multiple family, particularly the area on Palomino Drive. Mr. Spink will prepare a report on multiple family design to be pre- sented to the Planning Commission at a later date. The Commission asked that the City Council present a specific and definite set of guide lines for the Commission to follow. Chairman Antonini presented a letter from Coa®lssioner Johnston which stated his intention to resign from the Planning Commission at the end of his term. Thr.,:e being no further business to come before the Commission, upon motion o£ Chairman Antonini, seconded by Commissioner Plato, and carried, the meeting was adjourned at 11:10 P.M., to meet again on Wednesday, April 26, 1967, at E:00 P.M. Greta Y- ~a-~~