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Commissioner Wipfli asked that the School Board be informed of the urgency in
<br />terms of solving the problem of placing a public school in the area of the
<br />Tentative Map not approved at this time,
<br />Mr. Fairfield inquired about the tiffing of the Planned Unit Development approval
<br />for S years in relation to the Subdivision Map Act limitation of one year, with
<br />s permissive extension of one year. Mr. False clarified the situation by stating
<br />that the Planned Unit Development and zoning is approved for five years under the
<br />Zoninu Ordinance, The Tentative Map is governed under the Subdivision Ordinance,
<br />The developer may have zoning after the two year guarantee of the Tentative Map,
<br />but this is a Planning Commission and City Council policy matter 1n that zoning
<br />may be changed at the discretion of both bodies. The developer should record all
<br />improvements called for on an approved Tentative Map in accordance with the pro-
<br />visiona of the Subdivfelon Ordinance,
<br />Upon motion of Commissioner Landon, seconded by Comffieaioner Antonini, the follow-
<br />ing resolution was unanimously adopted by those Comffisaionera present:
<br />RESOLUTION N0. 219
<br />WHEREAS, the application of Wiliiam J. Jacobson, 20880 Redwood Road,
<br />Castro Valley, for a Zoning Permit with Planned Unit Development
<br />Approval under Section 19,806, Ordinance No, 309, in order to construct
<br />various buildings and land uses within the area known ae Annexation No. 22,
<br />Pleasanton-Sunol Annex "B", has come before this Commission;
<br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Pleasanton Planning Coat-
<br />ffisaion does hereby grant said Zoning Perffit with Planned Unit
<br />Development Approval in accordance with the development plane submitted
<br />with the application, dated May 2, 1963, and on file with the City of
<br />Pleasanton, subject to the following conditions:
<br />1. All projects, buildings, improvements and land uses included
<br />in the approved Planned Unit Development aunt be completed no
<br />later than five years from May 2, 1963,
<br />2, The provisions of Section 12,001, Ord, No, 309, ae oozy applied
<br />to the areas zoned as C-T (Cou®erctal Thoroughfare) located at
<br />the intersection of the Pleasanton-Sucrol Road and Mieaion Drive,
<br />are hereby waived under Section 19.806-4, Ord, No, 309.
<br />3, All applicable provisions of all other City Ordinances shall be
<br />met,
<br />4. All public improvements provided within the area approved as a
<br />part of this application shall be subject to approval of the City
<br />of Pleasanton prior to their development or installation,
<br />Mr. Fales presented a request for profeeaional planning assistance in rezoning
<br />matters. He stated he cannot give the type of detailed coaeideration to rezoning
<br />matters which the Comffiaeion wants and needs, He requested the Planning Commis-
<br />sion to authorize him to request the Council to enter into an agreement with
<br />Livingston and Blayney, for a flat fee on a referral basis, whereby matters maq be
<br />submitted to them for investigation and report as necessary, This organization
<br />hen such agreements with other cities, It was moved by Chairman Landon, seconded
<br />by Comffieaioner Wipfli, and carried, that the Planning Commission request the City
<br />Council to instruct the City Adffinistrator to enter into an agreement with
<br />Livingston and Blayney for planning assistance in specific rezoning matters as
<br />referred to them, and that this be accomplished in the near future,
<br />The next item on the agenda was the enforcement of Zoning Permit conditions:
<br />T,W, Goe, 901 Santa Rita Road, Mr, Fales stated the Zoning Permit was granted on
<br />December 20, 1962, with the condition that the flashing advertising sign either
<br />be removed or be negated ae a traffic hazard by eliminating the flashing aspects
<br />of said sign, Mr, Falss read a memorandum from Police Chief Walter McCloud, dated
<br />April 24, 1963, and a memorandum to the City Attorney from the City Administrator
<br />dated May 1, 1963. City Attorney Struthers said he will take the necessary legal
<br />steps and will give a progress report at the meeting•of May 16, The Commission
<br />discussed other conditions which should be enforced, namely, fencing to prevent
<br />access to the creek at apartments across from Hansen and Giger properties, and
<br />Jackson-Perkins sidewalk, curb and gutter,
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