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The next Item on the agenda was the application of J. Jack Bras, 4377 First Street, for a Zoning Permit with Site Ylan, Landscape and Architectural Approval, in order to construct a new administration building at the Alameda County Fairgrounds. Mr. Campbell presented the staff report which explained that the new building would replace the old 4-H building and is the first unit of the Master Plan developed by the Fair Board. The staff report recommended approval of this application. Mr. Jack Brae was present is the audience and pointed out that the new building will face on Pleasanton Avenue. Upon motion of Commissioner Garrigaa, seconded by Chairman Antonini, and carried, it was determined that the above named Zoning Permit be approved. The next item on the agenda was the application of Scholastic Magazines on Sunol Boulevard for the addition of a small accessory building to the rear fo the exist- ing building for the purpose of storing garden equipment. Mr. Campbell presented the staff report which stated that the proposed storage shed would not affect the landscape, etc, now existing and recommended approval of the application. Upon motion of Chairman Antonini, seconded by Commissioner Arnold, and carried, it was determined that the above named Zoning Permit be approved. The next item on the agenda was the application of Charles Lenderman, 1707 Orchard Way for a Zoning Permit in order to conduct a part-time home occupation as a psychologist. Mr. Lenderman was present in the audience and indicated he would be seeing young children and teenagers by appointment only. After further discussion, upon motion of Commissioner Johnston, seconded by Commissioner Carrigan, and carried, it was determined that the above named Zoning Permit be approved. The next item on the agenda was the Time Extenaioa for Tract No. 2802, Vintage Hills. After considerable discussion, motion was made by Chairman Antonini, seconded by Commissioner Carrigan, to recommend to the City Couacil that the time extension for Tract No. 2802, Vintage Hills, be approved subject to following conditions: (1) Park Dedication Ordinance, (2) Undergrou~ utilities be required. The roll call vote showed the following: AYES: Chairman Antonini, Coa®iasioner Carrigan. MOSS: Commissioners Arnold and Johastnn. ABSENT: Commissioner Plato. Motion failed for lack of majority of quorum. Upon motion of Commissioner Johnston, seconded by Co®eiseioaer Arnold, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote. RBSOLUTION N0. 617 WHEREAS, the application for time extension, Tract No. 2802, Vintage Hills, has coma before this Co®iasion: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: to recommend to the City Council that the tip extension for Tract 2802, Vintage Hills, be approved subject to provisions that all existing ordinances apply; plus all utilities to be under- ground. There were no Referrals from Alameda County or the City Council. The next item on the agenda was Referrals from Recreation and Park Commission. The Recreation aad Park Commission, for the information of the Commission, submitted recommendations concerning the park and recreation element of the general develop- ment plan for the Ditz-Crane development (Hansen Home Ranch). Under matters initiated by Commission members, Commissioner Arnold questioned the possibility of establishing an underground utilities ordinance. It was determined to request a public hearing to establish an ordinance for underground utilities thereby amending the Subdivision Ordinance. A public hearing was set for amendment to Subdivision Ordinance for underground utilities for October 26, 1966. Commissioner Johnston asked that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Subdivision Committee meetings ae soon as possible after such a meeting has taken place. Commissioner Carrigan asked about a sign ordinance which could eliminate some of the conflict we sow have regarding various signs. Commissioner Carrigan referred to the recent temporary sign for Wells Fargo Bank applied for by Mr. Kloock of San Francisco.