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The following referrals were received from Alameda County: Colman Foley, 1500 Martin Avenue, use permit for a house trailer to be used during renovation of an existing house. The City Planning Commission recommended approval with the suggestion that a reasonable time limit be established by the County Planning Commission for parking of trailer. William H. Gale, Foothill Road, south of Sunol Boulevard, adjustment to add a porch to an existing house where the porch would encroach in the front yard set- back. The City Planning Commission recommended approval to the Alameda County Board of Zoning Adjustment. Oliver De Silva, quarry permit for extension of existing quarry permit. The Commission deferred this item to the meeting of December 22, 1965, to allow the staff an opportunity to review this application. A letter from Mr. Fraley, Alameda County Planning, regarding proposed scenic route system. Maps and reports were available for study by the Commission. The Commission was informed that this was a preliminary look at this system; that a more detailed plan would be forthcoming from the County. Mr. Fales stated that new street names had been submitted for Tract 2639, Fairlands, and that the staff recommended approval of the street names submitted. After discussion by the Commission, upon motion of Commissioner Plato, seconded by Vice-Chairman Antonini, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION N0. 495 WHEREAS, this amendment to Tentative Map, Tract 2639, Fairlands, regarding street names, has come before this Commission; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that street name list submitted be approved with the following conditions: 1. Names are to be submitted to Alameda County for checking to avoid conflicts with already existing or proposed street names. 2. City staff is to assign the names to the various streets. The next item on the agenda was Matters for the Information of the Commission - Mr. Fales presented two reports on minor subdivisions from the Subdivision Committee. Application involved were from Dr. Long, property located west of Foothill Road; and J. Acord, property located at 4795 Harrison Street. Mr. Fales also advised the Cocrmiission that the Supreme Court had rendered a decision in favor of Pleasanton relative to the Dublin-Pleasanton annexation which has been in progress for nearly three years. The Commission extended to Mr. Struthers a vote of confidence on his victory in this matter. There being no further business to come before the Commission, upon motion of Vice- Chairman Antonini, the meeting was adjourned at 9:15 P,M., to meet again on Wednesday, December 22, 1965, at 8:00 P,M,