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MINUTE S of THE PIEETIATG of THE PLANNING COIyfl~ffSSION Pleasanton, California November 1, 1962 The regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning Gomsd.asion was called to order at 8:00 P.M. on Thursday, November 1, 1962, by Vice-Chairman Philip Laadon, ROLL CALL showed the following: Present: Vice-Chairman Landon Commissioners Rega Wipfli Secretary Fales Ex-Officio Dana Absent: Commissioners Antonini Lozano Ex-Officio Hohn Kamp On motion of Commissioner Wipfli, seconded by Commissioner Rega, the minutes of the meeting of October 18 were approved as corrected with deletion of the measurement of the Milk Depot s1gn, Vice-Chairmen Landon then opened the public hearing on an Ordinance of the City of Pleasanton, Adopting Regulations for the Development of Land as Subdivisions, Pro- viding Procedures and Penalties for the Violation Thereot, and Repealing All Other Ordinances in Conflict. He explained this Ordinance is based on an original rough draft by Pacific Planning & Research, which has bean studied and re-drafted over a period of some three years. Secretary Falea called attention to the latest changes, i.e„ Planned Unit Developments, Section 7.23; and new streets, which are referred to on page 2 and page L7 (Section 7.05), Mr. Fales then proceeded to review briefly the entire Subdivision Ordinance, Mr. Dwight Galloway, P,G.& E., expressed ap- preciation to the Planning Commission for informing P.G.& E. of the various stages in the preparation of the Ordinance, and requested permission to return and discuss the Ordinance further after having studied it more thoroughly. It was moved by Vice-Chairman Landon, seconded by Commissioner Wipfli, and carried by all Commie- aioners present, that the public hearing on this Ordinance be continued to the meet- ing of November 15. Vice-Chairman Landon then reopened discussion, continued from the meeting of October l8, 1962, on the request of Mr, Jay D, Lambert, 2357 Strobridge Ave., Castro Valley, for a zoning permit with site plan and architectural approval in order to construct a two-scary, six-unit multiple dwelling at the northwest corner of Harrison and Angela Streets. City Attorney Struthers was called upon for an opinion regard- ing the front, roar and aide yard designations for purposes of determining fence height, and stated if the property fronted on two streets, bath streets are con- sidered front yard, and the fence within setback line from each street would be 2} ft. Mr, Lambert was present in the audience and inquired regarding making ap- plication to the Planning Commission for a Variance in order to construct a six-foot fence on the side of the lot fronting on the railroad. He w:s informed this would require a public hearing by the Planning Comnisaicn, Commissioner Regs expressed concern regarding the turaeround area from the park9.ng spaces. Discussion followed regarding clarification of the rear lot line of Mx. LamLert'a property. It was de- cided by the Commission that Mr. Lambert should make modification in his plane in osder to allow adequate apace to the rear of each parking spare so that each auto- mobile will be able to enter the street without backing. Vice-Chairman Landon asked that this matter be continued to the meeting of November 15, and requested Mr, Lambert to present to the Commission at that time several alternatives as to turn- around. Secretary Falea then introduced the following matter which was submitted too late to be placed on the agenda: On July 26, 1962, the Planning Commission adopted Re~olu- tion No. 182 granting a Zoning Permit with Site Plan and Architectural Approval