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9. Easements - It is recommended that ali in-tract easements be granted ae public service easements with no reference to specific use. L0. Other Ordinances - Unless specifically modified by the Planning Commission at the time of approval of thin Tentative Map, tlxe development shall conform to all applicable ordinances and regulations of the City of Pleasanton and all other agencies having jurisdiction. 11. Boundaries of Tentative Map, Tract 2680 - The boundaries of the Tentative Map should be extended to include both school sites. During the eneuing discussion, it was determined that provisions moat be made to drain the Rruse property and the school Bites. As to electric power distribution, if P.G. E. proposes anything different from what is presently known as a "modified system" on Valley Avenue, all of the distribution system on the subject portion of Valley Avenue must be installed underground. A pedestrian way between lots 81 and 82 was suggeeted by Mr. Frost, to improve pedestrian circulation. Approximately flue acres southeast of Valley Avenue and Northway Road was approved ae a park site. After this discussion by the Commission, upon motion of Commi.saioner Lozano, seconded by Commissioner Antonini, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of those Commissioners present: RESOLUTION N0. 337 WHEREAS, the application for consideration of Tentative Subdivision Map, Tract No. 2680, Pleasanton Valley, has come before this Commission; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Tentative Map, Tract No. 2680, conform to Engineer's report as stated plus the following conditions and modifications: 1. Electric power distribution be the modified or streamlined system, otherwise full underground. 2. Addition of pedestrian way between Lote 81 and 82 be approved. The next item on the agenda was the further consideration of the proposed General Plan Amendment Re: Tract No. 2639. Mr. False reviewed the previous discussion on this matter and read, from Livingston and Blayney's report, the seven-point recom- mendation as limed in the minutes of the Planning Commi.sslon meeting of June 10, 1964. Mr. Falea further reviewed the 6500 square foot minimum lot sizes, density ~~ of four per acre, and the regional shopping center with the possibility of a dif- ferent use of this land should the shopping center go elsewhere. Mr. Ted Fairfield pointed out that the 68-acre site for the center had been eliminated in the compu- tation of density for the tract. Mr. Pairfield also read s letter from FHA regard- ing R-1 Districts adjacent to freeways. Mr. George Oakes spoke relating hie ideas on density and design. It was determined by the Commission that Community Commer- cial zoning could be recommended to the City Council and withhold precise zoning for the remainder of the area until a Tentative Map is submitted. The public hear- ing on this matter was then closed by Chairmen Landon. After further discussion, upon motion of Chairman Landon, seconded by Commissioner Lozano, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of those Commissioners present: RESOLUTION N0. 338 WHEREAS, the application for a proposed General Plan Amendment Re: Tract No. 2639 has come before this Ccmmisaion; NOW, Trik;dP;FU:'E, BE IT RESOLVED, t:bat thz Yleaeanton General Plan be emended to include the revised General Plan for proposed Tract No. 2639, constituting approximately 332 scree located east of Santa Rita Road and south of U.S. Highway 50. After further discussion, upon motion of Chairman Landon, seconded by Commissioner Lozaao, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of those Commissioner present: