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IN 'PHE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF FLEASANTON COUNTY OF ALAMEDA - STATE OF CALIFORNIA Minutes December 3, 1959 The regularly scheduled meeting of the Pleasanton Planning Commission was called to order at the City Hall on December 3, 1959 at 8:05 P.M. Vice-Chairman Mitchell presiding. ROLL CALL: Present - Commissioners Allison, Landon, Lozano, Mitchell Absent -Chairman Hanifen On motion of Commissioner Allison, seconded by Commissioner Landon, and approved by all present, the minutes of November 19, 1959 were approved as forwarded by the Secretary. The application of Eunice Archer, who was accompanied by John Heston owner of the property, for a Conditional Zoning Permit to operate a snack-bar at 721+ Main Street, was then brought before the Commission. Eunice Archer stated she had some plans for improv- ing the property, among them putting receptacles up for waste material and an awning along the side on the off-street for picnic tables. The Commissioners had no objections to this as long as the awning did not project over the property line. On motion of Commissioner Allison, seconded by Commissioner Landon, and approved by all Commissioners present, RESOLUTION N0. 81, approving the Conditional Zoning Permit under the following conditions, was passed: RESOLUTION N0. 81 Granting Conditional Zoning Permit on Application of Eunice Archer, 721+ Main Street, Pleasanton, California, filed November 30, 1959, for snack-bar use. The above described application, having been duly considered, pursuant to Ordinance No. 293, of the City oY Pleasanton, and good cause appearing; NOW TfN;REFORE, 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 oY 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) No sign should project beyond the front property line. 4) That the Secretary is hereby instructed to forward copies of this Resolution to the applicant, city officers and any other interested parties. Mrs. Lois Collins' application for a Conditional Zoning Permit to operate a two-story house at 625 Main Street as a Spanish Cafe with Pour (4) apartments upstairs, was brought before the Commission for consideration. The Commission requested, seeing that it was for public use, that the Fire and County Health Llepartments be contacted, and the building should be brought up to present building standards. Also, parking space should be pro- vided for both the customers of the Cafe and tenants. On motion of Commissioner Landon, seconded by Commissioner Lozano, and approved by all Commissioners present, RESOLUTION N0. 82, approving the Conditional Zoning Permit, under the following conditions, was passed: