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IN THX PLANPIIVG COAIFIISBION OF T_HP CITY OF YLEASANTON COUNTY OF <1LAh1EDA, STe1TE OF CALIFORNIA Minutes March 5, 1959 The meeting of the ileasanton Planning Commission was called to order at City Hall on March 5, 1959, at 8:o~clock, Chairman 1:'etherby presiding. Roll Call: Present - Coam~issioners Allison, b;harton, Lozano, Aiitchell and Hanifen Absent - Corrnnissioner De Vor On motion of Commissioner Hanifen, seconded by Commissiom~r Lozano the minutes of the meeting of February 5, 1959 were ap;•--roved as submitted. Afr. John Jaacke was present to request a Conditional Zoning Permit allowing him to build a one bedroom cottage in the rear of an existing house on his property at 118 Spring Stre^t. On motion of Commissioner Hanifen, seconded by Commissioner !~lharton, Resolution No. 53 was adopted by the following vote: Commissioners Allison, Lozano, !4harton, Hanifen and `:;'etherby, Noes: Commissioner A?itchell, The Resolution reads as follows: 1) no public hearing is deemed necessary in the public interest; 2) that the applicable sections of Ordinance 293 are met; 3) the b.iilder must conform to the side yard requirements and building cede; 4) that the shed now used for storage be removed; 5) that the Conditional Zoning Permit is hereby granted. Atr. Roy Jensenrs request for Conditional Zoning Permit on the commercial property on Santa Rita Rd, was presented.. Following som discussion relative to the zoning of this property under the proposed Gen,ra.l Plan a motion was made by Commissioner 1~,`harton, seconded by Commissioner Lozano and approved by all present mrantin~ the Conditional Zoning Permit. Resolution No. 54 reads as follows: 1) no public hearing is deemed nec- essary in the public interest; 2) cmiditi.ons of the applicable sections of Ordinance 293 are met; 3) the permit is hereby granted fora ?eriod of six months subject to the following concii.tions: 1) The property may be employed solely in the following uses: a) ddministrative and executive offices b) Professional offices and medical clinics c) Off-street parking lots required to service pernutted uses d) Accessory buildings and appurtenant to permitted uses e) One sign appurtenant to permitted uses, no sign to exceed 2 sq. ft. in area. 2) Structures shall be essentially residential in character and shall harmonize with the architecture of existing structures and adjacent to them, 3) No structure shall be in excess of one story or 15 feet in height. 4) Off-street parking space for each two hundred square feet of office floor space plus one parking space for each employee or staff member shall be provided. 5) Maximum lot coverage shall be 25 a. 6) A permanently landscaped strip no less than 10 feet wide abutting residential property lines and no less than 20 feet wide a'uu*.tine all public streets shall be maintained. 7) Curb breaks given access to the property shall not occur closer than ~0 feet from the nearest curb of an intersection street. Curb breala shall be no wider than 20 feet and shall be separated from the adjacent breaks by a curb no less than 30 feet in length. 8) A clearly legible site plan with all dimensions drawn to scale and architectural drawings including a perspective dra:ring of all b~.iildings to be erected shall be sub- mitted to the Co:mission for a uroval prior to corvnencement of construction activity. 9) One directory sign to be placed en the premises, not to exceed 144 square inches in size for each office. 4) a copy of this resolution shall be forwarded tc the Oity Council. City Administrator Christen stated that a meeting would be ?field t!:e following day on the Industrial Park to be located in Pleasanton, A work session for Thursday, ~1arch 26th was set to discuss the proposed Sub-Division Ordinance. A?r, Landon, a citizen, questioned the use of the proposed se~.aer tax to finance the Ind- ustrial Park. The City Administrator explained that the money could only be used for Sewer Capital improvements, As there way no further business to come before the corunissi_on the meeting was adjourn- ed at 9:30 I'.`.i. to `farchl9, 1959 at 9 1'.M.