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.~ I'LANNINO CO?!lISSION OF THE CITY OF PLEASANPON COfBf17f OF ALAMEDA, STATE OF CAI.IFOBNLI MINUTES The meeting of the Planning Cosrisaion was called to order at the City Hall on February 28, 1957, at Ss00 P.M., Chairman Hewitson presiding. ' Roll Calls Proaeat: - Comsiasionera Abrott, Hanifen, Trowbridge, Hewitson, Garton and Cevmissioner Yetherby arrived alt 8x06. the urinates of February 21st wero approved as forwarded on a motion by Cc®aissioner Abrott, seconded by Coadasioner Hsnifen. Cornspondence: A letter from Mr. Leslie Robertson was read requesting that a continuance be granted for owe swath on the hearing to cow eider a proposed variance to re-zone south of 'ernal Avenue between Western Pacific railroad and ?fain Street. On order of the Chairman a new date and new publication will be set on roquest of the applicant. A letter from Mr. Amaral, Secrotary of the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce requesting that the Hoard consider and formulate a plan to propose as ordinance controlling the amount of al- terations a~ ropairs to old eoasereial buildings ras road. Old Business; Cornspondence from the County Planing Comiasion concerning tentative map tract 1873 was road. the design considerations and rocommes~lationa on the staff analysis submitted by the Cosiasion was road. and rodewed. A letter from the Pacific Gas and Electric Co. stating that they have no facilities that weld interfero with the development of tract 1873 was also road. Further cornspondence from the Alameda County Health Department stating that they had no comnenta pertaining to the tentative map of the subdivision as the tract was being served by public water and sewers was read. Ifr. Bay Mnrplp, ropresentiag Leonardo Bros., thaan presented a rovised neater plan of the proposed subdivision. He reviewed the new plan and pointed out that wheroas the original map in- dicated very poor circulation the sew layout el~*~~*+nted this difficulty. He than explained to the Commission the various changes on this map and stated that for financial roasona Leo- nardo Bros. desired to proceed with the development at a slower pace than originally thought and hence mould begin building oa the flat land. He indicated on the new map the proposed school site which would eacompaaa 10-11 acros and have one principal building. Further discussion followed on the problem of locat- ing the school and Mr. Murphy suggested that perhaps part of the grounds mould be located on their property asd the other part on adjoining las-d. Mr. Hewitson however stated that it mast definitely be built on Leonardo Broa• land. Ia this Mr. Isuplp than concurred. Further discussion than ensaed on sewage disposal and as me~ioned by Mr. Wharton certain drainage problems. Mr. Peatsna spoke of minianv curb grades to be rognired. A proposed shopping teeter was discussed. Mr. Eddie,