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utilities in multiple reeidential and commercial dietricte, in a manner similar to the existing requirement for Industrial Park Districts. Mr, Dwight Galloway, representing P.G.@ E., was present in the audience and participated in the dis- cuseion that ensued, The Commission was in agreement that a new section be added to Articles- 8-14, inclusive, of Ordinance No. 309, indicating that utilities shall be placed underground in multiple reeidential and commercial dietricte. In such cases the land owner and the public utility involved shall agree ae to installation costa, without expense to the City. Whereupon, it was moved by Commissioner Lozano, seconded by Commissioner Wipfli, and carried, that a public hearing on the matter be set for 8:00 P.M., Wednesday, February 26, 1964. Under Matters for the Information of the Commission, Mr. Campbell apprised the Com- miaeion that Mr. Harvey Dickinson, Jr., of Sycamore Road, was present in the audience at the recommendation of Mr. Fales to discuss with the Cosmiaeion relocation of hie home occupation: a radio-TV service business. Mr. Dickinson explained he did not operate a retail store and has very little fooC traffic--it is a service buai- nesa. However, a radio tower structure must be accessible to the premises, and he ie wondering if he could locate in a residential district if he should find a location suitable for hie business and hie family. Mr. Campbell read from Section 17,604, Ord. No. 309, which would be applicable, and stated the Commission moat decide if the subject buainesa is a home occupation.. Chairman Landon suggested Mr. Dickinson consider getting together with two or three other individuals desiring to eatablieh home occupations, and possibly they could work out an arrangement whereby they might be able to have their residences in connection with their occupations. Mr, Campbell said the staff has been approached by someone who wish°s to eatablieh a small machine shop, and he would be happy to put Mr. Dickinson in touch with this person. The Commission was unfavorably disposed toward the establishment of home occupations in reeidential areas. Mr. Campbell presented to the Commission a request for a study session by Hilton Homes for discussion of annexation of the Dutra property on Sunol Road for aingle- family residential development. It was moved by Commissioner Antonini, seconded by Commissioner Lozano, and carried, that it is the intent of the Commission to recommend I-P (Industrial Park) zoning for the subject property. It was the con- sensus of the Commission that if representatives of Hilton Homes wish to discuss the matter of zoning the property as I-P only, the Commission would be happy to set a study session for Wednesday, January 15, 1964. City Attorney Struthers reported no progress on the Goe and Shaughnessy matters, There being no further buainesa to come before the Commission, upon motion of Chairmen Landon, seconded by Commissioner Lozano, the meeting was adjourned at 9:54 P.M., to meat again on Wednesday, January 22, 1964, at 8:00 P.M.