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The next item on the agenda was the application of Humble 011 and Refining Co., 1330 Broadway, Oakland, for a Zoning Permit with Site Plan, Architectural and Land- scape Approval in order to construct an automobile service station at 344 Main St., in a C<C District. Mr. Fales gave a detailed staff report, including the ob~erva- tion that since the proposed use occupies only a part of the existing lot of record, it will require going through a minor subdivision procedure. The staff recommends that the subject application be set for public hearing after the required minor euhdivi.aion is applied for and acted on. In addition, the staff recommended nine conditions as outlined. Mr. John Schweitzer, Field Engineer for Humble 011 and Refining Co., said that surveying is now in preparation for the application for a minor subdivision. It was moved by Chairman Landon, seconded by Commissioner Rega, and carried, that a public hearing be set for May 26, 1965, at 8:00 P.M., for the above-described Zoning Permit application with Site Plan, Architectural and Land- scape Approval. Mr. Schweitzer was informed that a copy of the staff report would be made available to him, and upon submission of the necessary documents a meeting of the Subdivision Committee will be scheduled. Mr. Fales read a letter from Mr. William Fraley, Alameda County Planning Department, dated April 23, 1965, and a letter from Dr. Ray Haskell, dated April 15, 1965, re- questing school site approval for the following sites: (a) Vintage Hills Elementary School Site No. 1, Tract No. 2629; (2) Black Avenue Elementary and Valley Avenue Junior High Schools Site, Tract No. 2680; (3) Mission Park Elementary School Site; (4) Vintage Hills Junior High School Site. Mr. Fales stated that all the sites are in accordance with the Pleasanton General Plan. He said that a policy is needed re- garding the payment of fees by the School District for school sites, and suggested that the School District be required to pay any necessary water or sanitary sewer connection fees, but be exempted from payment of any required annexation fees. The Commieaicn concurred 1n this recommendation to the City Council. Upon motion of Chairman Landon, seconded by Commissioner Lozano, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of those Commissioners present: RESOLUTION N0. 420 RESOLVED: 1. The City Planning Commission hereby approves the following school site locations ae being in conformity colth the City of Pleasanton General Plan: a. Vintage Hills Elementary School Site No. 1, Tract No. 2629 b. Black Avenue Elementary and Valley Avenue Junior High Schools Site, Tract No. 2680 c. Mission Park Elementary School Site 2. The City Planning Commission, in response to a communication from the Alameda County Planning Commission, hereby approves the following school site locations which are outside the City Limits but within the Pleasanton Planning Area: a. Upper Vintage Hills Junior High School site fronting on Crellin Road b. That portion of the Mission Park Elementary School site which is not in the City Limits 3. The City Pl.anni.ng !:ammiseir :, upon suggestion of the City 7~tanager, :.areby recommends to the City Council that the following policy be adop*_ed regarding payment of fees for school sites: *.he School District be required to pay any necessary water or sanitary sewer connection fees, but be exempted from nnyment of any required annexation fees. The nexe item on the agenda was consideration of the :i'entativu Subdivision Map; Tract No. 2721 (Pleasanton Valley Unit No. 5). Mr. Campbell. read the City Engineer's Report on the aubiecr. tract. Mr. Don Bissell, Engineer for the tract in question, suggested a change of wording of the item on Mutual Benefit Districts. Following discussion, the following wording was substituted: "The proposed development ~ be within the boundn:'ies of. a mutual bens#it district.....In the event the subdivision is within the mutual benefit district the assessments against this property for this storm drain line shall be paid at the time the final map la approved." Con- siderable discussion ensued with regard to naming atreQta with a definite pattern of names peculisr to each area. Mr. Dudley Frost was present in the audience and entered into the discussion. Commissioner Rega agreed to work with Mr. Campbell on