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Mr. Lou Young, 7911 Stoneridge Court, had a question regarding the restrictions and covenants attached to the purchase of the townhouse unit, and whether this arrangement was compulsory. .The reply was that it was compulsory that each homebuyer participate in the restrictions and covenants pertaining to the maintenance arrangement for the townhouse development, and that this arrangement was messed on to the purchaser of said unit from the original purchaser, etc. Finally, the Planning Director spoke summarizing his feelings regarding this concept for providing housing for a rapidly growing City such ae Pleasanton. He voiced approval of the concept and the imagination of the architects. Mr. Castro further stated that he had contacted the School District and received no adverse comments from then regarding this development. It was Chairman Garrigan's feeling that the Commission would require additional time to study this item. Two field trips have been planned to aid the Commissioners in coming to a final decision. Upon motion of Chairman Garrigan, seconded by Commissioner Pons, it was moved. to continue PUD-69-5 to the meeting of September 24, 1969. a Application to allow the construction of an automobile service station at that property described as Parcel 15, Assessor's Map Book 946, Block 1100, containing 1.37 acres, more or less, in a C-F (Commercial Freeway) District. Chairman Carrigan opened the Public Hearing. There were no questions from the audience or the Commission. The applicant was not present. Upon motion of Chairman Carrigan, seconded by Commissioner Pons, and carried, the Public Hearing was closed. Upon motion of Chairman Carrigan, seconded by Commissioner Pons, and carried, the following resolution was adopted unanimously. RESOZUTION No. 945 WHEREAS, the application of Spivak-Bollinger Development Company to allow the construction of an auto- mobile service station at that property described as Parcel 15, in Assessor's Map Book 946, Block 1100, containing 1.37 acres, more or less, in a C-F (Commercial Freeway) District, has come before this Commission, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that approval of UP-69-18 is hereby given subject to the following conditions: 1. That approval of said service station building and re]ated amenities shall be subject to the review and approval of the Design Review Board of the City of Pleasanton. 2. That the applicant shall dedicate the necessary right-of-way on Santa Rita and Taesajara Roads and shall improve said streets subject to the conditions as proposed by the Director of Public Works. e._ UP-69-19, James R. and Lucy T. Bell Application to allow the operation of a day care center Por a maximum of five (5) children in their home located at 1781 Orchard Way, Pleasanton, in a residential district. Chairman Carrigan opened the Public Hearing. The Commissioners basically did not have objections, with the exception of Commissioner Gibbs, who stated that a problem might be developing i,n Pleasanton if the number of applications for day-care centers accelerates swiftly. Commissioner Antonini concurred with this thought. It was suggested then, that perhaps the staff should send out notification letters to neighbors within a 300 ft. radius of intentions to conduct a child care center, which would include children of welfare cases. This was taken under advisement by the staff. -4-