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<br />Antonini, and carried, that the public hr.a:ing be claeed. After discussion
<br />by the Commission, upon vaoti.on of Coaniastouer Antonini, seconded by Commis-
<br />sioner Rega, the following seaolution was adopted by unanimous vote of those
<br />Coc~iseioaera preoeut:
<br />RESOLU'i rON N0.. 343
<br />6.7SiEREAS, the application of Scholastic 2dagazinee, Inc., 5615 Sunol
<br />±vd „ for a Conditional Use Permit 1n order to install an
<br />advertixang sign at the above address ir. an I-2 Aistrict, has come
<br />before this Commission;
<br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
<br />RESOLVED, that the above-named Conditional Uae Permit is hez¢by approved
<br />subject to the following condition:
<br />1. Said sign moat be located behind the required 20-foot
<br />Yazd setback on the subject property.
<br />The next item on the agenda was further discussion of the application of Mr.
<br />and tSra. Cheater Rossi, 9838 MacArthur Blvd., Oakland, fora Variance from
<br />Ser.tions 8.500 and 16.602, Ord. No. 309, in order to allow development of. a
<br />loi- c~ith x?duced width and allow an accessory building on the rear property
<br />line, at 492 St. John Street, in an RG-15 District (continued from ~luguat 26,
<br />1064). Mr. Fales stated the staff has not received an application for Zo.u.ng
<br />Permit with architectural and landscape plane. The staff, therefore, recom-
<br />mends that the matter be continued. It was moved by Commissioner Lozano,
<br />seconded by Commissioner Rega, and carried, that the above matter be continued.
<br />The next item on the agenda was an informal presentation re: Development of
<br />C~C nistrict Center, Tract No. 2481 (Vintage Hills) by Mr. Ted Fairfield, of
<br />ESacICay & So}n2a, and Mr. John H. Stone of Land Development and Investment Co.
<br />Mr. Fairfield stated that a 35-acre district shopping center is envisioned,
<br />and presented preliminary sketches for viewing by the Commission. In 1965
<br />it is estimated that an adequate number of homes will be built to warrant the
<br />first phase of the proposed shopping center. Plane include terraced land-
<br />scaping, cenatruction of a fountain, supermarket, circular restaurant of ap-
<br />proximately 5,000 eq.ft., and eight modules 3,500-8,400 sq.ft. in ere.a.
<br />Covered wall~aays will surround the buildings, and the building: will reflect
<br />a modern combined with early California Spanish style. Mr. Fairfield emphasized
<br />that this will be a community or district shopping center, and not a regional
<br />shopping center. Mr. Fairfield asked for comments from the Camniaeion,
<br />whereupon the Commission indicated interest in the development.
<br />Mr. False offered to the Commissioners copies of "Ap~rtmente and Suburbs",
<br />a reseorcF, report by the International City Managers' Association, and a
<br />book titled Cluster Development, by William White,
<br />Chairman Landon inquired regarding the present status of the application for
<br />rezoning to the Alameda County Planning Commission by Volk-McLain Communities,
<br />Inc, kSr. Falea stated that the City Council has approved the City Planning
<br />Commission°s recommendation. There will be an Alameda County General Plan
<br />public hearing on September 28, and a public hearing on rezoning on Sept. 30.
<br />There being no furthut busi.-.ess to cote before the ComT3asion, up~~n motion
<br />of Coa:mi.asionor Lozano, seconde3 b/ Corarissioner Antonini, and carried, the
<br />meeting was adjourned at 8:4!i ?,i,, tc meat again on ?Aedneaday, September 23,
<br />1964, at f3€(i(! P.;~S.
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