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(4) There shall be no fabrication on site which would cause emission of odor or noise beyond the boundaries of the site. 7. Communications. The next item on the agenda was a letter from the Pleasanton Joint School District regarding site approval for the Fairlands Elementary School and Crellin Road Elementary School. Mr. Spink presented the staff report which recommended that the Planning Commission advise the school district of the circumstances related to each site and the problems that might result from premature acquisition. The district should also be reminded that as a public use, a Uae Permit is required prior to development and that the granting of a Use Permit for the Crellin Road site would be inappropriate at this time and would continue to be inappropriate until such time as adequate access can be assured. After further discussion, UPON MOTION OF CHAIRMAN ANTONINI, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER PLATO, AND CARRIED, IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THE STAFF SHOULD ADVISE THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AS RSCOMHEPIDED IN TAE STAFF REPORT. The next Communication discussed was the East Bay Metropolitan Planning Council set for Friday, March 31, 1967. Mt. Spink offered to transport any Commissioners who might wish to go with him. The next Com~unication discussed was the meeting of the Livermore City Council and Planning Commission together with the Pleasanton City Council and Planning Commission regarding air pollution control in the Amador-Livermore Valley. Said meeting is set for April 19, 1967. 8a. Tentative Subdivision Mae - Tract 2904. D & V Builders, Inc. The next item on the agenda was Tract 2904, D and V Builders, request for approval of a tentative map for portions of the area generally bounded by Hopyard Road, Valley Avenue, Santa Rita Road and Pleasanton Canal. Mr. Spink presented the staff report which recommended approval with stated conditions. Mr. Dudley Frost spoke briefly relative to the mixture of lot sizes in this development; on Conditions 5 and 7 of the staff report, Mr. Frost stated that his firm would participate but were limited by City and State regulations. Mr. Frost also asked that Condition 10 be changed to say that all lore backing up to school or park site have a minimum depth of 110 to 115 feet in this development. Upon motion of Commissioner Plato, seconded by Commissioner Carrigan, the following resolution wee adopted by unanimenA vote. RESOLUTION N0. 661 WHEREAS, the request for approval of a tentative map, Tract 2904, D ~ V Builders, for portions of the area generally bounded by Hopyard Road, Valley Avenue, Santa Rita Road and Pleasanton Canal, has come before this Co®ission: NOW, THEREFORE, BS IT RESOLVED: that the above named tentative map for Tract 2904, be approved.aubject to the following conditions: (1) That all in-tract easements be granted as public service easements with no reference to specific use. (2) 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. (3) That the developer provide all the street lighting facilities necessary to adequately light the streets within and adjacent to this tract at the lowest possible cost to the City and in accordance with the method, City owned or P.G.6E, owned, that is commonly in use by the City of Pleasanton at the time of approval of the final map. (4) ThaC tltleEtriC ~ dist~ibattorF-.anr3`' communication ed~rv"iE'6"sylrlems be placed Cb~allyr underground except fos pad mounted traea4ormers and above-ground splicing cabinets where necessary. 3-29-67