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2. Recommendation regarding zoning of the subject property
<br />be withheld pending a joint study session with the City
<br />Council, Livingston and Blayney and the Planning Commission.
<br />The Alisal Improvement Club requested that they be informed in regard to future
<br />consideration of the above matter by the Planning Commission and City Council.
<br />Chairman Landon then opened the public hearing on the application of the First
<br />Baptist Church, 4100 First St., for a Conditional Use Permit in order to use an
<br />existing residential structure, located at 4141 Vineyard Ave., in an RC-15 Dist-
<br />rict, for religious educational purposes. Speaking on behalf of the proposal
<br />were Mr. Ronald Prye, representing the First Baptist Church, and Mr. Charles Delk,
<br />Architect, who is preparing a master plan for the First Baptist Church. Mr. Delk
<br />stated the subject residence will eventually be demolished and the property used
<br />as a parking facility when final building has been completed. In the meantime
<br />the Church desires to use the existing structure as an educational facility.
<br />There being no further comments from the audience, it was moved by Commissioner
<br />Raga, seconded by Commissioner Lozano, and carried, that the public hearing be
<br />closed. In giving the staff report, Mr. Falea stated that site plan and archi-
<br />tectural approval is required, and also off-street parking required in the ratio
<br />of one apace for each 3.5 seats in the church or one space for each 17 classroom
<br />seats, but not both together. The staff considers the proposed use of the property
<br />is suitable, and the proposed use of the existing building ie acceptable on a
<br />temporary basis. The staff recommended that the Conditional Use Permit be granted
<br />for a specific limited time period, provided that the Commission is convinced that
<br />the church parking will satisfy the school parking, and with the specific condi-
<br />tion that the proposed use moat satisfy all other City ordinances, rules and regu-
<br />lations, particularly the Building Code. Mr. Delk stated it may not be financially
<br />feasible to meet all requirements of the Building Code. After discussion by the
<br />Commission, upon motion of Commissioner Lozano, seconded by Commissioner Rega, the
<br />following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of those Commissioners present:
<br />RESOLUTION N0. 283
<br />W4UiREAS, the application of the First Baptist Church, 4100 First St.,
<br />for a Conditional Use Permit in oxder to use an existing
<br />residential structure, located at 4141 Vineyard Ave., in an RG-15
<br />District, for religious educational purposes, has come before this
<br />Commission;
<br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
<br />1. The above-named Conditional Use Permit ie hereby granted
<br />subject to the following conditions:
<br />a. Said Conditional Uae Permit will be in effect
<br />for five.yenra from 14arch 25, 1964.
<br />b. Prior to actual uee of the structure for religious
<br />educational purposes, the off-street parking
<br />Rrrangement moat be approved by the City Engineer.
<br />c. Frio* to actual use of the structure for religious
<br />eaucnkional purposes, said structure moat be made
<br />to confozm to all applicable codes and ordinancee
<br />of the City.
<br />Chairmen Landon then opened the public hearing on the application of Duke T. Bonds,
<br />524 Neal St., fora Variance from Sac*_ion 8.500, Ord. No. 309, in order to allow
<br />construction of a duplex on property located at the southeast corner of Pleasanton
<br />Ave. and Divt.aion St., its en RG-15 District. Yhis public hearing was continued
<br />from March 11, 1464. Upon notifica*_ion by Mr. Pales !:hat the applicant has re-
<br />quested continuance of this matter until April 8, it was ro-~ed by Commissioner
<br />Raga, seconded by Ccma:.l.aeione~ IA9,RC0. End carried, that tits public hearing on the
<br />Variance application of Duke T. °onde be continued to the meeting of April 8, 1964.
<br />Chairman Landon opened the public hea:in~; 01 the application of William J. Jacobson
<br />P.O. Box 88, Pleasanton, fora Variance fros Secrion 17.706, Ord. No. 309, in order
<br />to allow installation of an advertizing +:i.~n 47 fc~t !.n height upon Lot 1, Tract
<br />No. 2517, 5302 Sunol P.lvd., in a C-N Diatric.t. Mr. JECObeon was present in the
<br />audience and presented a sketch of the subject sign. He stated a shopping center
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