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NOW TfIEREFORE the Planning Commission does resolve: 1) That no public hearing is deemed necessary in the public interest in this matter. 2) That the Planning Commission finds the conditions oP Section 2.21 oY Ordinance X293 pertaining to Residential Uses have been met. 3) That the CONDITIONAL ZONING PERb'IIT is hereby granted subject to the following conditions: a) That the use be reviewed on July 1, 1964. b) That the number o£ children be limited to four. 4) That the Secretary is hereby instructed to forward copies of this resolution to the applicant, City Administrator, Building Inspector and any other interested parties. The City Planning Co~ni.ssion then considered the Tentative Subdivision Map of Tract 2110 (Roy N. Jensen). The Commission was advised that P.G. & E. Co. has no gas or electric facilities that will conYlict with this development and that the County Health Department has no recommendations to make pertaining to this subdivision. A letter Prom the County Planning Commission was read pointing out that student access to the adjacent school was poor; that consideration should also be given to the future use of the parcel labelled "not a part of this sub- division"; that the "Tentative Map" is drawn in the form of a "Final Map" and does not include statements upon provision for utilities, act. Mr. Roy Jensen stated that the property labelled "not a part of this subdivision" had been sold to Mr. Jack Johnson and Mr. Bill Eaton. Mr. Jensen fYzrther advised that an access road would be net aside £or the use of the school children through Lot 1 Block 4 of Tract 2110. Discussion fo]lowed relative to the setback of the homes and corner lot requirements. Upon motion of Commissioner Tendon, seconded by Commissioner p]lisoa, and approved by all present, RESOLUTION #79, recommending approval to the City Council o£ the Tentative Subdivision Map o£ Tract 2110 (Roy N. Jensen) was adopted with certain conditions. RESOLUTION #79 The application of Roy N. Jensen for approval of Tentative Subdivision Map of Tract 2110, having been filed, pursuant to Ordinance 293 of the City of Pleasanton and the matter duly considered at the public meeting of the City of Pleasanton Planning Commission; NOW THNEREEORE the Planning Commission of the City of Pleasanton does hereby resolve: 1) That Tentative Subdivision Map o£ Tract 2110 be recommended for approval to the City Council. 2) That no public hearing is deemed necessary in the public interest in this matter. 3) That the Planning Commission finds the conditions of Section 2.21 of Ordinance 293 pertaining to Residential Uses have been met. 4) That 10' wide, concrete access walkway, with 6' fencing, be provided on Lot 1 Block 4 of Tract 2110. 5) That the Secretary is hereby instructed to forward copies of this reso- lution to the applicant, City Council, City Administrator, Building Inspector, and any other interested parties. I~.r. Frank L. Avilla, Sr. presented the application of Mr. & Mrs. Robert DeMeyer to erect a new dwelling on their property at 4421 Pleasanton Avenue. Following some discussion regarding removal of the existing garage, City Attorney Struthers advised that in his opinion it would not be wise for the Planning Commission to force removal of the structure at this time. On motion of Commissioner Lyndon, seconded by Commis- sioner Lozano, and approved by all present, RESOLUTION ~$0, granting the CONDITIONAL ZONING PERb'QT, under the following condition, was adopted. RESOLUTION ~80 The application o£ Mr. & PQrs. Robert DeMeyer, as owner, and Nr. Frank Avilla, Sr., as builder, to erect a dwelling at 4421 Pleasanton Avenue, having been filed on October 19th, pursuant to Ordinance 293 of the City o£ Pleasanton and the matter duly considered at the public meeting o£ the City o£ Pleasanton Planning Commission;