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approval to be in the form of a letter stating that the suggested. sites are acceptable. The discussion then centered upon the four-way intersection, Mr, Don Bissell contended that collector. streets are needed to move people to the schools and park area. Stop sign control was suggested. • Relative to RG-25 and RG-15 zoning, Mr, Frost stated that RG-25 zoning is not economical to maintain properly. The Commission stated that the City has control by zoning and density requirements and that design, and density is the goal in this case, It was recommended that the zoning be half RG-25 and half RG-15 with the developer deciding exactly where each shall be located. Mr. Falea then read a letter from Mr. Lee J. Amaral requesting the initiation of annexation proceedings regarding a parcel of property containing approximatelq 34 acree~ known as the Arnaudon property, and located on Pleasanton-Sunol Road. The Commission instructed Mr. Fales to refer this matter to Livingston and Blayney for their recommendation. Mr. John Reilly was present in the audience and asked the proper procedure in obtaining permission to put a car wash at 428 Main Street,. The Commission instruct- ed Ms. Reilly to obtain a Zoning Permit Application from the City offices and proceed from that point. Mr. Falea informed the Commission that Mr. Robert Schick of the Alisal Daizy Bar at 4895 First Street desires to go into an additional business of selling fresh vegetables along with the dairy bar items. Mr, Schick was instructed to contact the Alameda County Health Department to obtain their permission as the City does not have jurisdiction in this matter. Chairman I!andon proceeded to the study session item - Proposed Tract No. 2639, Rose Ranch. The Commission outlined the basic decisions reached at the last study session, which were; 6500 square feet minimum, density to be four units per acre, sad any modification should be through dedication of open space to the City. The Commission would consider a regional shopping center as satisfactory but other possible siren in the planning area would also be designated, There should be an alternate plan for each such area in the event the center went elsewhere. The Commission decided to grant C-C zoning, but in the Zoning Permit for Planned IInit Development state that if center goes elsewhere, rezoning 8utomatically will be initiated, Mr, Ted Fairfield then briefed the Commission and Mr. Fales oa former discussion from the developer's view point. Mr, George Oakes, present in the audience, defended his views on the 6000 square foot lots and discussed this subject with the Commission. After considerable discussion, it was decided by the Commission to defer the matter until after Livingston and Blayney present their sketches; etc, to the City Council and Planning Commission oa August 17, 1964. There being no further business to come before the Commission, upon motion of Commissioner Lozano, seconded by Commissioner Rega, and carried, the meeting was adjourned at 10:40 P,M„ to meet again oa Wednesday, August 26, 1964, at 8;00 P,M,