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Vice-Chairman Lozano then proceeded to tae application of O,R. Turner, 25132 Mission Boulevard, Hayward, for a Zoning Permit with Site Plan and Architectural Approval, in order to construct eight multiple dwelling unite at 4460 and 4464 Pleasantou Avenue in an RG-15 District (rezoning becomes effective on September 12, 1963), Mr. Turner was present in the audience and explained the sketch present?d to the Commission shocaing Cwo fourplexea. Mr. Falea said the subject property rasa rezoned from R-1 to RG-15 by Ordinance No. 371 c•~hich will become effective September 12, 1963. There are 14,598 sq. ft, in the parcel. The number of unite allocaabl.e i.s 9.7; whereas 8 units are planned. There is a high hedge which should be trimmed to come within the Ordinance. ltaelve parking spaces are shown, which is the number required. There is a 25-foot front yard setback which is in accordance with the Ordinance. Sideyards shoran era 10 feet, tahereae the Ordinance specifies if one sideyard is 10 ft. the other moat be 15 ft. to make a total of 25 ft. The staff suggests moving the southern-mo9t building five feet to the north. Mr. Fales also listed other conditioas recoxomended by the staff. After discussion by the Commission, upon motion of Commissioner Rega, seconded by Commissioner Antonini, the follocrinp, reso- lution was unanimously adopted by those Coumissionera present: RFSOL07.'I011 N0. 2~+0 WHEREAS, the application of O.R. Turner, 25132 Mission Boulevard, Hayward, for a Zoning Permit with Site Plan and Architectural Approval, in order to construct e1ghC multiple dwelling units at 4460 and 4464 Pleasanton Avenue in an RG-15 District, has come before this Commission; HOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Pleasanton Planning Commission does hereby grant said Zoning Pexwit with Site Plan and Architectural Approval, subject to the follovaing conditions: 1. A landscaping plan and survey moat be submitted fox approval of the City staff prior to issuance of a building permit. The plan must indicate all existing trees and shrubs as well as a proposed final plan. The developer shall preserve all existing landscaping insofar as is possible, 2. A solid board fence or masonry wall shall be constructed along the rear property line and along the eastern one-half of the north property line, or other arrangements for screen- ing the parking area shall be made and approved by the City Engireer. 3. A 10-foot wide aidecaalk shall be constructed along the entire Pleasanton Avenue frontage of the property, caith 4' x 4' planter pockets created around each of the existing trees along this frontage. 4. A site plan most be submitted indicating the grading and drainage of the property. Said site plan moat be approved by the City Engineer prior to issuance of a building aermit. 5. The driveway approach moat be constructed to City standards, and moat replace the existing driveway approach. , 6, The off-street parking area moat be paved to City standards. 7. Separate sewer and water services moat be provided to each buildtng. 8. The southern-~st building moat be moved five feet to the north prior to issuance of a building permit, or the applicant must apply for a Variance from the sideyard setback require- ments of Ordinance No. 309. 9. The Zoning Permit will not become effective until the Ordinance hecomea effective on September 12, 1963.