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of each lot, although each lot will have a small back yard. The lots originally will be owned by one owner. As a requiremeat of sales conditions, each party will be aware of hie rights and obligations. The common area would contain lawn, pool, trees, minor landscaping and a storage area. Mr. Campbell said the staff felt that deed restrictions should be submitted for approval by the City as a condition of filing of the Tentative Map, and that the pool in the common area will probably come under a zoaing permit. Mr. Fairfield stated there would be an easement for a sewer to serve the Ali sal School. After discussion by the Commission, upon motion of Commissioner Lozano, seconded by Commissioner Antonini, the following resolution was unanimously adopted by those Commissioners present: RESOLUTION N0. 251 RESOLVED: The Tentative Subdivision Map for Tract No. 2560 having come before this Commission, as provided by Ordinance No. 358, is hereby approved, with the following conditions: 1, The development shall conform to all applicable ordinances and regulations of Che City of Pleasanton sad all other agencies having jurisdiction. 2, Approval of Variance application No. 63-12, pertaining to the subject property. 3. Issuance of a Zoning Fermat for the "common area". 4. Proposed deed restrictions for the subdivision be approved by the City. The next item on the agenda was consideration of Tentative Subdivision Map, Tract No. 2547. Mr. Campbell gave the staff report recommending approval of the Tentative Map with eight conditions, one of which was that electric power distribution and street lighting systems be "modified" or "streamlined". Mr. Fairfield asked that this requirement be deleted due to the fact that this is only a 10-acre parcel, and Mr. Walter Lund, the developer, would like to provide economical housing; stream- lined street lighting would add to the expense. Mr. Campbell said a precedent has been set by other subdivisions where streamlined distribution systems are being installed. The subject subdivision is a very desirable one, and the Commission moat decide if it is within the public welfare and economically and practically feasible to have a streamlined system. Chairman Landon expressed the opinion that a compromise should not be made at the present time on this matter, but wondered if the staff would confer with P.G. & E, with regard to lowering the coat of in- stallation of a streamlined system. After considerable discussion, upon motion of Commissioner Antonini, seconded by Commissioner Lozano, the following resolution was unanimously adopted by those Commissioners present: RESOLUTION N0, 252 RESOLVED: The Tentative Subdivision Map for TracC No. 2547 having come before this Commission as provided by Ordinance No. 358, 1e hereby approved with the following conditions: 1. Street structural sections shall be as specified for the subject tract in the report from Gribaldo, Jacobs, . Jones and Associates, dated October 9, 1963. 2. Fire hydrants shall be supplied and located as shown on annotated Tentative Map. All hydrants shown shall be Greenberg ~F74. 3. The City Engineer shall be authorized to modify the existing City Standard Specifications and Details in applying them to the subject subdivision in order to allow for modern materials, methods and design criteria as may be required. Some specific requirements are as follows: