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1. The Planning Commission does find as follows: a. Notice has been gives as required by law. b. Tha circumatancea required by Section 19.1003 of Ord. No. 309, as amended, do exist. 2, A Conditional Uae Permit is hereby granted with the following conditions attached thereto: a. The entrance to the subject location from Spring Street via as easement moat be assured. b. No obstruction of Spring Street or the required access alley will be allowed. c. Existing on-street parking on Spring Street must be protected, d. Perfosmanca Standards, ea specified in Section 17.100 et seq. of Ord. No. 309, mist be met. e. Applicable provisions of the Building, Plumbing and Electrical Codes of the City moat be met. 3. A copy of this Resolution shall be sent to lntereatad parties. Secretary Falea neat introduced the request of Mr. Jay D. Lambert, 2357 Strowbridgs Ave., Castro Valley, for rezoning of a parcel of property lying north of Angela Street, south of Roae Avenue and east of the Western Pacific Railroad right-of-way; and a parcel of property lying north of Rose Avenue, south of Division Street, and east of the Western Pacific Railroad right-of-way, from an R•1 (single-family residential) District to an RG-25 (residential garden apartment) District. This is part of the area to be studied for rezoning to be put on the agenda for the meeting of July 19. Mr. Lambert and Mr, Chris Beratlis, representing him, were present in the audience, On recommendation of Chairman Lozano, it wen agreeable to Nr. Lambert to continue this request to the July 19 meeting. The nest item on the agenda was further consideration of Planning Commission Reso- lution No. 175, granting a variance from Section 6.5, Ord. No. 309, to Mr, Forrest A. Adams, 479 Adams Court, in order to construct three single-family dwellit~a on Adams Court in an R-1 (single-family residential) District. Mr. False stated the plot plan submitted by Mr. Adams showed the property extending 13 ft. into what would be the street--the 55.63 minimim lot width granted would actually be 54.53 ft. frontage, which is 1.1 ft, less than Resolution No. 175 specifies. On the balls of Resolution No. 175, as adopted bq the Commission granting this variance, the City Engineer has been instructed not to issue building permits for this area, which does not have a frontage of 55.63 feet, unless the Resolution is amended, Mr. Adams was present in the audience. After considerable discussion by the members of the Commission and Mr, Adams, it was decided Mr, Adams would change the delinea- tion of his plot plan to 54.53 feet frontage, initial it, and resubmit it to the Commission. Mr. Adams retired from the meeting to amend his plot plan, and the matter was passed to the end of the agenda. The next item on the agenda was a request from Blaze Neon, 37815 Niles Blvd., Fremont, for a Zoning Permit to allow construction of afree-standing sign for The Ivory Fine Foods, Pleasant Plaza Shopping Center, Mr. Ken Randall, representing Blaze Neon, was present in the audience. Mr. Falea stated the Commi.esion had in- dicated at the meeting of June 21 that they had no objection to the two small signs against the building. P1r. Randall has applied for Zoning Permits for these two signs. The staff inspected the area, and both signs were in accordance wltls the Zoning Ordinance. Mr, Randall hoe now submitted a revised drawing for a free- standing sign which is smaller than that originally submitted (see plan on file). City Engineer Sypher was asked for his opinion with regard to obstructions to traffic, and he said the only question would be one of seathetica; there would be no critical obstruction to traffic. It was .moved by Commissioner Antonini, seconded by Commissioner 4Tipfli, and carried, that the request of Blaze Neoa for a Zoning Permit to allow construction of a free-standing sign for The Ivory Fiae Foods, Pleasant Plaza Shopping Center, be approved according to plan submitted under data of June 29, 1962, subject to payment of all fees. Thera were no communications.