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Alameda County Flood Control District in which recommendations were made, and the applicant has submitted revised plans to the City on tbellastated that theeda County Flood Control District's recommendations. Mr. Camp property adjoins the Arroyo del Valle, the bank of which is quite irregular and subject to erosion. A concrete sloieo allwithithe followingsconditione f(1)eNo property. The staff recommends app construction be allowed within 10 ftEnoineer areeprovidednleThieowouldiincludeban protection satisfactory to the City g fences, parking areas and pool apron. DivielongStreetlshallabeileftmvacant until from the bank. (2) The area fronting roved. (3) A landscape plan shall the precise plan line for Division Street is app ermit. (4) A be submitted for staff approvallanishall beasubmittedaforiataff approval prior to complete grading and drainage p e shall be carried to the creek in under- issuance of a building permit. Drainag ground conduit,and adequate protection shall be ertvido~eYtshall provide alllthe paving shall be to City standards. (5) The prop y right-of-way necessary for the widening of Division Street and shall guarantee, by means acceptable to the City Attorney and prior dtter,uaidewalk andipavingpin~t to construct or pay for the construction of curb, g accordance with the requirements set forth in Ord. No. 358, along the6enThee ro er- property frontage at ouch time as the City widens Division Street. ( ) P P ty owner shall also guarantee to plant street trees in their ultimate location along Division Street as soon ae the precise plan line has been established. (7) A wet or dry fire line with necessary connections, valves and hydrants shall be installed in accordance with the requirements of the Fire Chief. Mr. George Dotson and Mr. Art Hilliker were present in the audience, and Mr. Hilliker said they plan to provide elope protection for the bank immediately. After coaecondedlbydCommie- aion by the Commisalon, it was movdue to theme iamminencenofnandeciaion on the re- aioner Lozano, and carried, that, alignment of Division Street, the matter be continued to the meeting of May 13, 1964, with the applicant's consent. The next item on the agenda was the application of D & V Builders, Inc., 6000 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, for a Zoning Permit with Site Plan and Arcpleaeanton Approval in order to construct the main entrance for Tract No. 2591, Valley, at the intersection of Golden and Hopyard Roads, in an R-1 District. Mr. Campbell, in giving the staff report, stated the staff recommends approval subject to several conditions, including that the structure on thutterhandaeideide be moved to the adjacent private property so that typical cthe~Commiaeion, City walk can be constructed. After considerable discussion by Engineer and Mr. Dudleytheofollowingmreaolutionoweaadopted byaunanimouedvote of Commissioner Antonini, those Co~ieaionera present: RESOLUTION N0. 302 WHEREAS, the application of D 6 V Builders, Inc., 6000 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, for a Zoning Permit with Site Plan and Architectural Approval in order to construct the main entrance for Tract No. 2591, Pleasanton Valley, at the intersection of Golden and Hopyard Roads, in an R-1 District, has come before this Commission; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS: 1. The above-namevaloienherebyigrantedseubjectntontherfol- tectural App Lowing conditions: a. Revision in the desA.gn of the subject intereeEniineer priorbto issuance ofsatstreetiencroaehmenttpermit for said main entrance. b. Said main entrance moat be permanently maintained in a satisfactory condition either by the developer of Tract No. 2591 or by an association of home-owners within said tract. Chairman Landon then prStreetd fortae2oniagcPermitowithtSiteaPlan andtArchitectural Rental Service, 65 Ray addreaslinna CaGrDietrictallMr.tWilliam ReidaiViceaPresident ofaInteratatea ove