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M I N U T E S of THF. MEETING OF THE ELANNING COMMISSION Pleasanton, California March 15, 1962 The meeting of the Planning Commission was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Chairman Ralph Mitchell. ROLL CAi.L showed Commissioners Antonini, Landon, Lozano, Chairman Mitchell and Secretary Falea present; Commissioner Rega, Ex-Officios Dana, Hokin, Kemp and King absent. However, C~issioner Rega arrived at 8:45 P.M. On motion of Coffiniasioner Landon, seconded by Commissioner Lozano and unanimously approved by all present, the minutes of the meeting of March 1, 1962 were adopted with a correction in the Roll Call, namely to show the absentees. Chairman Mltchell then opened the Public Hearing on the application of Emilio Brondolo for a Variance in order to construct a temporary struc- ture (fruit stand) on his property on the Pleasanton-Suno1 Road in an I-P (Industrial Park) District. Mr. Brondolo spoke in hie own behalf stating simply that he wished to have the approval of the Planning Commission so that he might operate a fruit stand on his property. No one else spoke for or against this applica- tion. Chalrman Mitchell then requested that Mr. Fales give the staff report on same. Mr. Falea described the location and explained that Mr. Brondolo is located in the area which is Annex No. 19 (Pleasanton-Sunol Road), and that the annexation hen not become official, but will become effective at the end of March. Therefore, Pleasanton does not technically have jurisdic- tion over the property at present, but it xill take 30 to 60 days for thin application to be made before the Alameda County Planning Commission and by that time the annexation will be official. Also, if the County Commission should rule this a nonconforming use, Pleasanton must then recognize it as such upon completion of the annexation. Therefore, it would be beneficial to the City if the Planning Commission rules on the application now, and it is the recmenendation of the staff that the Variance be granted for a period of two years so that it may be reviewed at the end of that time.