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IN THE PL4NNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON COUNTY OF AIAMEDA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA Minutes September 15, 1960 The regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning Commission was called to order at the City Hall on September 15, 1960 at 8:00 P.M. with Chairman Ralph Mitchell pre- siding. ROLL CALL: Present - Commissioners Landon, Lozano and Mitchell Absent - Commissioners Allison and Hanifen On motion of Commissioner Landon, seconded by Commissioner Lozano, and approved by all Commissioners present the minutes of August 18, 1960 were approved as corrected. Frank Viada came before the Commission with his application for a 5' Variance from sideyard requirements to allow construction of a carport at 41+08 First Street. On motion of Commissioner Landon, seconded by Commissioner Lozano, and approved by all Commissioners present RESOLUTION N0. 121 was granted. RESOLUTION N0. 121 Whereas, the application of Frank Viada for a 5' Variance from sideyard require- ments to allow construction of a carport at 4408 First Street, having come before this Commission September 15, 1960, under Ordinance #309 (Zoning Ordinance) as amended, the Planning Commission does hereby Resolve as follows: 1. The Planning Commission does find as follows: a) Notice has been given as required by law. b) The circumstances required by section 19.1003 of said Ordinance X309 do exist. 2. A 4' Variance is hereby granted, subject to the following Conditions: a) Must meet Building Code 3. A copy of this Resolution shall be sent to interested parties. Daniel Pons then came before the Planning Commission with his request for Annexation of Lots Number 10 and 13, lying between Stanley Boulevard and Vervais Avenue. On Motion of Commission Iandon, seconded by Commissioner Lozano, and approved by all Commissioners present, the Commission voted to recommend to the City Council the following conditions on the above mentioned annexation: 1. Zoning be C-T 2. The lot facing Vervais Avenue to have no access from Vervais Avenue due to the proposed commercial use of the property, which would create difficult traffic problems on Vervais Avenue. Alternate methods of guaranteeing no access to this property include: a. Dedication to the City of 1' of the applicants property fronting on Vervais Avenue. b. Dedication the City of 20' of applicants property fronting on Vervais Avenue for future street reconstruction and widening of Vervais Avenue to a standard 50' city street. c. A barrier located on the applicants property which would prevent access from Vervais Avenue. 3. That curbs, gutters, and sidewallcs be installed on that portion of the property