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Under Communications, Mr. Campbell read a letter from Dr. Howard Long which <br />recommended horses in R-1 Districts and horse trails in lieu of sidewalks in hill- <br />side developments. <br />The next item on the agenda was the consideration of Tentative Map No. 2892 for <br />Noward Long, M.D. Mr. Campbell presented the staff report which listed several <br />conditions of approval. Dr. Long and Mr. Fairfield were present in the audience <br />and commented on the staff report. Dr. Long stated that under the State Map Act of <br />1965, developers were to receive a copy of the report 24 hours prior to a meeting. <br />Aowever, it was reported that the staff's understanding on this matter was that <br />reports were to be submitted to developers but that there was no time limitation. <br />After further discussion, upon motion of Commissioner Garrigen, seconded by Chair- <br />man Antonini, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote. <br />RESOLUTION N0. 603 <br />WHEREAS, the consideration of Tentative Map No. 2892, <br />Howard Long, M. D. has come before this Commission: <br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT <br />RESOLVED: that the above Tentative Map be approved subject <br />to all conditions listed and as revised in the <br />staff report dated August 10, 1966. <br />The next item on the agenda was the consideration of Tentative Map No. 2807, Bevil- <br />acqua. Mr. Campbell informed the Commission that the applicant had requested a <br />continuance to the meeting of August 24, 1966. After discussion, upon motion of <br />Chairman Antonini, seconded by Commissioner Johnston, and carried, it was determined <br />to continue this application to the meeting of August 24, 1966. <br />Under Referrals from Alameda County, Mr. Campbell read a letter from the County <br />Planning Commission relating, to Redgewick and Banks operating a quarry on the <br />Koopman property. During the discussion the staff was instructed to recommend to <br />the County Planning Commission that due to the fact this is a scenic route, proper <br />screening and duet control should be thoroughly considered. Also that the area <br />should be finished off and not left rough and unsightly. <br />Under Matters for the Information of the Commission, Mr. Campbell read a letter <br />from Raiser Alwsinian Company requesting the relocation of Sycamore Road from the <br />present location on the General Plan to the property line between Kaiser and <br />Scholastic. The Commission indicated their approval. Upon motion of Chairman <br />Mtonini, seconded by Commissioner Plato, the following resolution was unanimously <br />adopted. <br />RESOLUTION N0. 604 <br />WHEREAS, the matter of relocating Sycamore Road from the present <br />location as shown on the General Plan to the property <br />line between Kaiser and Scholastic has come before this <br />Commission: <br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT <br />RESOLVED: that the Planning Commission feels that the General Plan <br />is general enough to extend the above mentioned road <br />on the property line between Kaiaez and Scholastic <br />without amendment to the General Plan. <br />Another item under Matters for the Information of the Commission was that Mr. <br />Campbell requested that public hearing be initiated at the Commission level to set <br />precise plan lines on streets. Those named for first consideration were: Division <br />Street, Del Valle Parkway, Bernal Avenue Realignment and the new street parallel to <br />Main Street. Tha Commission granted permission to the staff to set item on the <br />agenda whenever feasible. <br />Under Matters initiated by Commission Members, Chairman Antonini requested that a <br />letter be written to Standard Oil Company stating that the Landscaping is not as it <br />was shown on plans nor as approved by the Commission. <br />