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that property fronting on the south side of St. Johns Street from the Western Pacific Railroad right-of-way to the C.C. (Community Commercial) District on Main Street from R-1 (Single Family Residential) District to RG-15 (Residential Garden Apartment - 1500 Square Foot Mini- mum Per Dwelling Unit) District under Ordinance No. 309 has come before this Commission; and WHEREAS, this Commission does find that: 1. Notice has been given as required by Section 22.104 of Ordinance No. 309 (Zoning Ordinance); 2. The proposed amendment conforms with the Pleasanton General Plan; and 3. The public necessity and general welfare requires the proposed change of district; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Planning Commission does hereby recommend Por approval by the City Council the application of A. HILLII~R for rezoning from R-1 (Single Family Residential) District to RG-15 (Residential Garden Apartment - 1500 Square Foot Minimum Per Dwelling Unit) District the follow- ing described property: All that property fronting on the south side of St. Johns Street from the Western Pacific Railroad right-of-way to the C.C.(Community Commercial) District on Main Street. Mr. Fales presented the following matters for the information of the Commission: 1. The application of Leo Guidotti, 1384 "B" Street, Hayward, for a Conditional Use Permit has been set for Public Hearing on February 1, 1962 at 8:00 P.M. Notice of this Hearing has been published. 2. The request of 0. Guasco, which was forwarded from December 21, 1961 by the Alameda County Commission, to continue the operation of an auto wrecking yard as a non-conforming use. A discussion by the Commission in regard to this request ensued, and it was decided that, if a nonconform- ing use must be licensed, the business must then have a Conditional Use Permlt, sad that, for the sake of fhture planning, the following conditions should be attached when the permit 1s issued: e) Cars should be stacked so that they cannot be seen over the six (6) foot Pence; b) Cara should be kept off the street in front, and there should be s fence in front as well as in the rear; and c) There should be a time limit placed on the permit so that therc would be a regular review of this non-conforming use, and that these conditions should be made uniform throughout the County. Therefore, on motion of Commissioner Landon, seconded by Chairman Mitchell, it wa® unanimously decided that the above-named suggestions 4.