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Mr. John Corley, representing Humble Oil, spoke a few words in favor of the conditional use permit. Upon motion of Commissioner Pereira, seconded by Chairman Garrigan, and carried, the Yublic Hearing was closed. Basically, the Commissioners expressed concern regarding the possibility of too many service stations in the City and in particular, on Hopyard Road. There was discussion regarding the Willow West development and the General Plan. It was concluded that the cluster design for stations may be preferable to stringing them out. Commissioner Pons stated, however, that if Humble Oil is approved at this meeting, then he wished to go on record in recommending that the Willow West development be restricted to two service stations only. Also, it was the feeling of the Commission that no more service stations be approved along Hopyard Road. Upon motion of Commissioner Pereira, seconded by Commissioner Pons, the Public Hearing was closed on UP-69-15. Upon motion of Commissioner Pereira, seconded by Commissioner Pons, the following resolution was adopted unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 939 WHEREAS, the application of Humble Oil and Refining Company to allow the erection of an automotive service station on that property described as the southwest quadrant of Interstate X580 and Hopyard Road containing 1.0 acres, more or leas, in an I-G (General Industry) District, has come before this Commission, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that approval of UP-69-15 is hereby given subject to the following conditions: 1. That approval of said service station building and related amenities shall be subject to the review and approval of the Design Review Board of the City of Pleasanton. Regarding conclusions drawn from the Service Station Studv under Item 13a, taken in conjunction with the above application, upon motion of Chairman Garrigan, seconded by Commissioner Pereira, it was moved as a matter of policy that the Commission will, in the future, take a very careful look and closely scrutinize all future service station applications in regard to service needs, traffic patterns, etc., as suggested in the service station report. b. RZ-69-12, Corley & Schwab Application to rezone from the R-1-6500 (Single Family) District to the 0(Office) District that property commonly known as 1056 Division Street. (Public Hearing continued from July 23, 1969) and 13b. Office Study Chairman Garrigan opened the Public Hearing. Exhibits were demonstrated by the. Planning Director showing the Office Districts within the City of Pleasanton, also its proposed uses as envisioned by the General Plan. - 2 -