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remarks with a zoning diagram of the subject development, Ne explained there are 166 acres oa which a total of 664 unite are proposed to ba constructed, with dlatri- butioa as follows R-1 (63.9 acres), 252 uniCa; R-2 (3.6 acres), 32 unite; RG-15 (5.9 scree), 169 uuita; AG•25 (11.6 acres), 134 unite; C-0 (1.3 scree); C-N (9.4 acres); I-P (6.5 acres); tk+o service stations (1.0 acre); a possible parochial school (9,2 acres); C9w churches (5.7 sores); a park (4.5 acres). A potCion of the area (30,6 acres) would be left as ricultural for the present, to be zoned poe- aibly R-1 or A-E (77 lots of 2.5 cres•aeai~ at a later date, An 84-foot right-of- way from the Pleasanton-5uno1 Aoad would serve ss access, Access to the fuCUre contemplated R-E District would be by way of a new street south from Minnie Street. In the commercial district, prdpoaed to be of reach-style architecture, a bowling alley, supers~arket, retail shops, professional services and as assembly hall are planned. The parking area would 4ave a 4.1 ratio, assuming all facilities would sot require parking at the ear Cime. Mr. Palen remarked that the Commission is conaideriag overall development at this point and not a specific plot plan for a given area. Chairman Landon suggested that a pre-planning session be held, Mr. Fairfield said he would be prepared to present a preliminarq map next sad eubaequent ly a Centative map, Mr. Fales stated that an elementary school meat be provided for in the event Plana fos a parochial school should not aoaterialize. Chairmen Landon queried the Commieaionera as to their thoughts on Cha proposed designations, and all agreed they looked favorable. It was moved by Commissioner Rega, seconded by Commissioner Antonini, and carried, that the designation "Planned Unit Develop- ment" for the area of Annexation No, 22, Pleasanton-Sunol Annex "B", be recom- mended to the City Council for their considesatioa, and that the Planning Commis- sion has approved the requested zoning allocations in order that they may be in- cluded in an annexation agreement. Secretary Fales read a telephone co~unicatioa informing the Commission of a Chabot Junior College meeting on February 19, at 7:30 P.M„ 1a the Amador Nigh School Library. There being no further business to come before the Commission, upon motion of Com- missioner Wipfli, seconded by Commissioner Lozano, the meeting was adjourned at 9:15 P.M., to meet again on Thursday, February 21, 1963, at 8:00 P.M.