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Chairman Landon then called upon Mr. Ted Fairfield for a presentation of material for further consideration of proposed zoning designations of Annexation No. 27, Valley View Annex "B". Mx. Fairfield stated that following a study session and Held trip, ad~uatmenta have been made in zoning designations, and the density computations now stand as follows: P.-1, 595 units; R-E, 34 unite of ~ acre each-- 15 units of one acre each; R-2, 40 units; RG-15 (8.2 acres) 238 unite; RG-25 (6.3 acres) 110 unite; C-0 (1.6 acres); C-T (9,1 acres); C-C (34.3 acres); Schools (21.0 scree); Parke (18.7 acres). One school bias beetl approved by the Superintend- ent of Schools, and another one ip under consft~eration. the number of R-1 and R-E lots has been increased from 532 to 644 uditd, The total number of dwelling unite has been dect~eased frdm 1370 to 1,b32, ter. Fairfield explained the FHA prefers garden apartmehta backing up to a commercial area rather than facing it. No apace ie reserved specifically for a church at this time, although there are several suitable locations. He also stated fire protection will be required for the area, and he would like a fire house site. Mr. Fales stated there would have to be a fire station in the area being considered for annexation, and this matter should be discussed at the City Council level. After discussion by the Commission, it was moved by Commissioner Lozano, seconded by Commissioner Wipfli, and carried, that the designation "Planned Unit Development, Type 1" for the area of Annexation No. 27, Valley View Annex "B", be recommended to the City Council for their con- sideration, and that the Planning Commission has approved the requested zoning allocations in order that they may be included in an annexation agreement. Chairman Landon read a letter from Mr. Dennis Jarnagin, of Stover & Bullard, in which he stated he would like to meet with the Commission with regard to relocation of the General Plan thoroughfare route as it affects the building of apartments by Stover & Bullard on Vineyard Avenue opposite Christina Court. Secretary Fales brought up the application of Mr. Hugh M. Adams, 511 Main Street, for a Zoning Permit in order to replace the existing 5' x 8' sign with a new 4' x 5' sign, at the above address, which the staff recommends be granted. Upon motion of Cammieaioner Wipfli, seconded by Commissioner P.ega, the following resolution caas unanimously adopted: RESOLUTION N0, 204 WHEREAS, application hsa been made under Article 17.700 et seq., Ord. No. 309, by Mr, Hugh M. Adams, 511 Main Street, for a Zoning Permit in order to allow the replacement of an existing 5' x 8' sign with a new 4' x 5' sign at the business at 511 Main Street, has come before Chia Commission; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RES GLVED, that the City of Pleasanton Planning Comni.ssion does hereby grant said Zoning Permit. Chairman Landon said the stand of the Planning Commission should be reiterated, as a result of the study session held prior to the meeting, on relocation of the General Plan thoroughfare route, and the City Engineer should be formally requested to study alternate routes north of the Arroyo del Valle and report back to the Commission. Then the Commission will be in a position to proceed with the request of Stover & Bullard.