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1. Under the City Zoning Ordinance, if the subject area were within the City, the proposed sign would not coafosm in either an Agri. cultural or a Residential Zoning District, since only signs necessary for a permitted use upon the subject property are permitted in those districts. 2. In addition, the Commission felt that no justification exists for extending the dubious practice of locating many large advertiziag signs along U.S, Highway 50 to Che intersecting streets, especially when these signs do not pertain in any way to the property upon which they are located. The next two referrals, C-1565 and C-1572, were applications of the Rancho Del Charro and Roy H. Ksuae to locate farm labor camps in the Pleasanton Area. The Planning Commission, after a review of these matters, recommended approval of both applications, with the suggestion that a reasonable time limit be placed upon both applications ae a condition of approval. Mr. Falea proposed a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute Zoning Permit Agreements and other agreements that have become necessary setting forth specific conditions of the legislation. Upon motion of Chairmen Landon, seconded by Comaissioner Antonini, the following resolution wee adopted by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION N0. 460 The Planning Commiaslon approved the recommendation by the staff authorizing the City Manager to execute the necessary agreements that are required ae a result of the conditions set forth in the legislation, and that it is recommended that the City Council take the appropriate action to implement this resolution. The next item on the agenda was a Study Seaeion of the new tentative subdivision map on Vintage Hills. Ted Fairfield, of MacKay and Sompa, explained the map and the various changes that had been made. There had been some changes since the last review; namely, more houses and lees commercial. Mr. False indicated that in order to comply with tbs proper procedures, a new Tentative Map should be submitted and acted upon. CA,aitmaa Landon suggested that a study session be held ae soon ae the new Tentative lFsln was received. There being no further busioRas to come before the Commission, upon motion of Co~niseioner Antonini, seconded. by Commissioner Johnston, and carried, the meeting was adjourned at I1: 15 P,M,, to meet again on Wednesday, September 22, 1965, at 8:00 P.M.