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M I N U T E S of THE PLANNING COMMISSION Pleasanton, California April 27, 1966 The regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning Commission was called to otder at 8:07 P.M., on Wednesday, April 27, 1966, by Chairman Landon. ROLL CALL showed the following: Present: Commissioner Antonini Plato Chairman Landon Secretary Falea Absent: Commisaianer Johnston Upon motion of Commissioner Antonini, seconded by Co®iaeioner Plato, the minutes of the meeting of April 13, 1966, were approved as presented by unanimous vote. Chairman Landon opened the public hearing on the consideration of amendments to the Pleasanton General Plan relating to the location and number of Neighborhood Shopping Centers adjacent to Hopyard Road south of the Arroyo Mocho, and adjacent to Los Poaitas Boulevard in the vicinity of the Route 680 interchange. Mr. False pre- sented, in part, the report from Livingston and Blayney dated March 18, 1966, which outlined the various shopping center locations. Mr. Falea also read a co®unication dated April 27, 1966, from the Pleasanton Valley Homeowner's Association signed by George C. Mashes. This Letter was in favor of relocation of shopping center from Black Avenue and Hopyard Road to Valley and Hopyard Road. Mr. Keith Fraser, repre- senting Bevilacqua Bros., spoke in opposition Co the relocation. Mrs. Geraldine Arbuckle spoke in opposition of the relocation of the centers and stressed the point about making changes in the General Plan and amendments thereto. Mra. Arbuckle displayed two charts showing the effect, in her opinion, of the relative location of the centers. Mr. Dudley Proat was present in the audience and spoke in favor and explained once again the reasons for the change in the location. Ted Fairfield, representing Schulte-Blackwell, was present in the audience and asked for a contin- uance of Item 4b on the agenda or to withdraw this application at this time. Also, Mr. Fairfield stated that a shopping center was desired in the Schulte-Blackwell development. Mr. Fairfield was instructed to submit a written statement stating his desire to withdsaw the application of Schulte-Blackwell. Upon motion of Com- missioner Antonini, seconded by Commissioner Plato, and carried, the public hearing was closed. After further discussion, upon motion of Chairman Landon, seconded by Comuiieaioner Plato, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION N0. 555 WHEREAS, the consideration of amendments to the Pleasanton General Ylan relating to the location and number of Neighborhood Shopping Centers adjacent to Hopyard Road south of the Arroyo Mocho, and adjacent to Loa Poaitas Boulevard in the vicinity of the Route 680 interchange, has come before this Commission: NOWT THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: that the Planning Commission reco®ends to the City Council that General Plan be amended to show that shopping center at Hopyard and Black be exchanged with the institutional use shown at Hopyard and Valley. Upon motion of Commissioner Antonini, seconded by Chairman Landon, the following resolution wsa adopted with vote as follows: AYES: Commissioner Antonini, Chairman Landon. NOES: None Abstained: Commissioner Plato. RESOLUTION N0. 556 RESOLVED: that the Planning Commission recommends to the City Council an amendment to the General Plan showing that there will be a shopping center near Loa Poaitas Boule- vard in the vicinity of the Route 680 interchange, in conjunction with the Schulte-Blackwell development.