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upon motion of Commissioner Wipfli, seconded by Commissioner Lozano, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: iESOLUTION N0. 193 v7HERFAS~ application has been made by Mr. L.A, Hilliker, 439A Fod,',Chill P.oad, Pleasanton, for a Zoning Permit in order to consts'1[ct a temporary real estate office at 4377 First Street, in a C-G (General Commercial) Diatsict, NOW, THEREFOP.E, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Pleasanton Planning Commission does hereby approve said application, subject to the following conditions: 1. Said Zoning Permit is issued for a period of one year from December 6, 1962. At the end of this period said office moat either be removed or a time extension moat be granted by the Planning Commission. 2. The appropriate front, rear and aide yard requirements of Ord. No. 309 foz a C-G (General Commercial) District must be met. 3, Sanitary sewer and water facilities to be utilized by the occupants of said temporary structure must be to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. At this point, Secretary Falea called attention to Section 19.400 of the Zoning Ordinance, and recommended that in the future this section of the Ordinance be rigidly enforced. Thin refers to applications for Zoning Permits, as follower "The applicant shall submit in duplicate, at least seven (7) days prior to a Com- ffisaion meeting, drawings, plot plena and other data necessary for Commission action." Whereupon it was moved by Chairman Landon, seconded by Commissioner Rega, and carried, that the Comffisaion endorse the recommendation of Mr. Fales to require subffisaion of applications for Zoning Permits to the administrative office not later than seven days prior to a Planning Commission meeting. Chairman Landon then proceeded to a referral from the City Council re: the matter of Proposed Annexation No. 23, Santa Rita Road. This concerns 38 acres iamadiataly east of Santa Rita Road and north of the Alisal School, commonly known as the Delucchi property. The Council received a letter from Mr. Chris Beratlis for an- neRation and Zoning of the subject property as a trailer park, Mr. Beratlis was present is the audience and described the proposal as envisioning 11 or 12 mobile homes per acre, with recreational facilities, s~-*imming pool, and other amenities. Mr. Pales said there are two considerations the Commission should bear in mind; (1) Am~exation of the property without reference to land use; and (2) Application of property Co specific land use. Mr. Falea stated the staff recommends the Plan- ning Commission recommend annexation of the property to the Council, and conaidera~ tion of the plot plan by the Planning Commission after it is submitted. Upon motion of Commissioner Raga, seconded by Commissioner Antonini, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: RESOLUTION N0. 194 RESOLVED: Tha Planning Commission does hereby recosrnend favorably to the City Council annexation to the City of Pleasanton of a parcel of thirtq--eight acres of land, commonly known as the Delucchi property, bounded by Santa Rita Road, Alieal School, Kaiser Road and Kaiser property. It was decided to set a study session with regard Co the above property after ad- journment of the meeting on December 20, to discuss the matter with the property owner, Mr. Beratlis and the Commission. Secretary Falea then reviewed the matter of the proposal presented to the Commis- sion by Stover & Bullard and the effect of the new major Chorrnighfare proposed in the General Plan to be located between Vineyard Avenue and the Axrogo del Valle.