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RESOLUTION N0. 88 Granting Conditional Zoning Permit on Application of Alameda County Trailer Court, Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton, California, filed February 4, 1960, for commercial use. The above described application, having been duly considered, pursuant to Ordinance No. 293, of the City of Pleasanton, and good cause appearing; NOW THEREFORE, the Planning Commission does hereby resolve as follows: 1) That no public hearing is deemed necessary in the public interest in this matter 2) That the Planning Commission finds the conditions of Section 2.22 of Ordinance No. 293 pertaining to commercial uses have been met 3) That a CONDITIONAL ZONING PERMIT is hereby granted for a period of six (6) months, effective this date, subject to the following conditions: a) Permanent trailers must meet standards as laid down in regulations b) There are to be 18 trailers per acre c) Temporary trailers must meet State Code and are to be used during the period three weeks preceeding and two weeks following the Fair d) Future expansion of permanent trailer area meet regulations e) Access road be paved to Bernal 4) That the Secretary is hereby instructed to forward copies of this Resolution to the applicant, city officers and any other interested parties Mr. Lambert then came before the Commission for a Conditional Zoning Permit to construct a warehouse of prefabricated steel at 443 St. John Street. Plans which were submitted to the Commission showed this building to be located 3' from the west boundary line, and according to Ordinance No. 241, the building should be located 5' from boundary line. On motion of Commissioner Landon, seconded by Commissioner Allison, and approved by all pre- sent, RESOLUTION N0. 89, approving the CONDITIONAL ZONING PERMIT under the following conditions, was passed: RESOLUTION N0. 89 Granting Conditional Zoning Permit on Application of Frank A. lambert, 443 St. John Street, Pleasanton, California, filed February 4, 1960, for commercial use. The above described application, having been duly considered, pursuant to Ordinance No. 293, of the City of Pleasanton, and good cause appearing; NOW THEREFORE, the Planning Commission does hereby resolve as follows: 1) That no public hearing is deemed necessary in the public interest in this matter. 2) That the Planning Commission finds the conditions of Section 2.22 of Ordinance No. 293 pertaining to commercial uses have been met. 3) That a CONDITIONAL ZONING PERMIT is hereby granted for a period of six (6) months, effective this date, subject to the 'following condition: a) Side yard setback should be 5' 4) That the Secretary is hereby instructed to forward copies of this Resolution to the applicant, city officers and any other interested parties. Discussion on Hillside Standards and Proposed Park Needs and Location were deferred to the study session following adjournment of the meeting. CORRESPONDENCE: Mrs. Donald G. Miller, President Livermore League of Women Voters A letter from Mrs. Miller was read to the Commission in regard to the Livermore League of Women Voters' luncheon meeting on February 17, 1960. Guest speakers for this meeting are Drs. James L. and Marilyn-June Blawie, who will talk on the topic "Our California Constitution". Reservations can be made through Mrs. Philip Tendon.