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tracks, and a four.plex is situated on the property adjacent to it oa the other aide. Mr, Beratlie said he believes the lot would lend itself wall to the con- struction of apartments. There being no further comments from the audience, Chair- man Landon declared the public hearing closed. Mr. False was called on for the staff report, and stated the property in question i• triangularly shaped and is indicated in the Cameral Plan with a density of eight families per acre. The sur- rounding area has already bees resoned to multiple residential. Since the density is indicated on the General Plan as corresponding to RG-15 sowing, the staff recommends amendment to Ordinance No. 909, resoaiag from R-1 to RG-15 the entire block bounded by Bernal Avenue, the Western Pacific Railroad, Hasrieoa and Angelo Streets. Citq Attorney Struthers stated the applicant has the alternative of ask- ing for an immediate decision ow his application os of waiting for action on ap- plication Eor resoning of the entire block by eha Pla~:iag Commission. Chairman Landon suggested the public hearing on amendment to Ord. No. 309 for rasoning the entire block in question be held on Mny 2, Mr. Beratlie stated he will apply for a Variance subsequent to amendment to the 2oaing Ordinance. A motion was roads by Commissioner Rega, seconded by Commissioner Antonini, and carried, that the land bounded by Bernal Ana., the Western Pacific Railroad, Harrison and Angela Streets be considered for resoning from R-1 to RG-15 at the meeting of May 2, 1963, and an amendment to Ordinance No. 309 be put into affect which will change the subject area Co RG-15. Chairman Landon then proceeded to the application of A. Hillikes, 439A Foothill Road, Pleasanton, for a Zoning Permit with Site Plan and Architectural Approval, in order to construct an office building on a site located at 4377 First St. (Application first submitted July 16, 1962. Variance granted February 21, 1963.) Mr. Fales explained a setback Variance wee granted on February 21, Subsequent to that time Mx.Hilliker has had hie drawings revised. The area of office space, sub- tracting restrooms and storage, is 1200 aq. ft. Six off-street parking spaces era required of 300 aq. ft. each (1800 eq. ft. of off-street parking apace). 7,733 aq. ft. is allocated, The staff recommended approval of the application subject to the conditions outlined in the City Hngineer'e submitted report. Upon motion of Commissioner Losano, aecoaded by Commissioner Rega, the following resolution was unanimously adopted by those Commiaeioaers present: RESOLUTION te1, 212 WHEREAS, application of A, Rilliker, 439A Foothill Road, Pleasanton, for a Zoning Permit with Site Plan and Architectural Approval, in order to construct an office building on a elte located at 4377 First Street, has come before thin Commission= NOW, THBREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Pleasanton Planning Commission dose hereby approve said application for Zoning Permit with Site Plan and Architectural Approval, subject to the following conditional 1. Geometries of the parking area be subject to the approval of the City Bngineer. 2, Drainage of the site be subject to the same approval. 3, Parking lot paving be a minimum of 1~" asphalt concrete with a 5" rock base. 4. Sewer and water services be subject to the approval of the City Engineer. 5. A site plan including the above be approved prior to issuance of a building permit. 6. Proviaiona of ail other ordinances be complied with, Chairman Landon then called upon City Attorney Struthers for a report regarding pro- posed off-street parking agreements for business districts. Mr. Struthers pse• vented an oral synopsis of a possible draft agreement. Commissioner Rega inquired regarding the requirement for participation in as off-street parking district in the case of buainesaea which have already provided off-street parking. City Attorney Struthers replied that an attempt would be made to equalise the situation, and he will look into this matter further. Mr. False queried regarding whether payment under an agreement would be a pro-rated share of an off-street parking lot when the