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Mr. Struthers, City Attorney, stated that he felt that this type of situation will arise again and it might be well to have Mr. Brondolo write s letter to the City stating that he understands the conditions of the Variance and does accept it. Mr. Brondolo agreed and the Commission tabled this item until later in the meeting to give Mr. Brondolo time to compose the letter. The Commission then set April 5, 1962 as the Public Hearing date for the application of Amador Valley Homes for a Variance from Section 6.5, Ordinance No. 309, in order to construct a single-family dwelling in en R-1 (single family residential) District on Lot 17, Block 2, Tract 2110. Mr. Falea then introduced Mr. Neil Moore of the Industrial Develop- went Committee of the Chamber of Commerce who was in the audience. Mr. Moore spoke briefly on behalf of the Committee giving a resume of the background and .accomplishments of the Committee. He stated that he wanted to introduce the idea of a liason between the Planning Commission sad the Committee in order that they could have an informal exchange of ideas and perhaps the Committee could bring their problems to the Commission in the hope that this might be beneficial to the City in future planning. Mr. Moore also invited axgr members of the Commission who wished to attend to a meeting-luncheon with PG&E and P.T.T. regarding underground construction. Mr. Norman Warnow, who was in the audience, told the Commission that he had recently met with the Planning Director of San Joae who stated that he would be most happy to meet with any group from Pleasanton on future planning, if they Pelt he could be of some assistance. Chairman Mitchell extended the Commission's appreciation to both Mr. Moore and Mr. Warnow for their appearance, end suggestions. There followed the consideration of the proposed residential develop- went in the Pine Hill Area. Secretary Fales stated that a Mr. George Enderby owns a parcel on Pine Hill Road on which development has met with some difficulty due to the terrain. The portion of the road on which Mr. Ex]derby wishes to build has sot been dedicated. The problems arising with this particular area involve sewer and water system, widening of the road, etc. There are three similar situa+,ions in this area and the problem has arisen in previous years. A lengthy discuss:`o. ensu=d and, on motion of Commissioner Landon, seconded by Commissioreu:5~ntonini and unanimously approved, the staff was authorized to meet with the property owners and discuss the problem to try to work out some sort of solution.