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;, . ~ ~-. Dr. Long explained that the Jaycees had volunteered to do the landscaping and if necessary, the Pleasanton Gardens organization could pay for the landscaping but at great sacrifice, since the original appropriation of funds from the Federal Government to construct the 40-unit housing project at 251 Kottinger Avenue, had been almost all used up due to inflation. However, the doctor guaranteed completion of this work by the Jaycees, the corporation, or even by himself, if need be. He further stated that the Jaycees would probably begin their landscaping work in October, and complete it that same month. It was finally agreed that an extension to December 15, 1969 be given to Pleasanton Gardens, Inc. This motion was offered by Commissioner Antonini, seconded by Chairman Garrigan and carried. b. Setbacks for the Falender Homes development. Chairman Garrigan, along with the other Commissioners, felt that Planning Director Castro should handle this matter. 12. REFERRALS FROM RECREATION AND PARK COMMISSION. a.Commissioner Pons advised that he had had a discussion with Mr. Gary Patton, Director of Parks and Recreation. A meeting was scheduled for the evening of October 9, with the meeting beginning at 6:30 PM, with dinner following at 8:00 PM. Sunol Golf Club was chosen as the meeting place. The Planning Director was instructed to contact the Recreation and Parks Commission Chairman to make the arrangements. A tentative agenda for this meeting would be to review existing parks and select possible future sites. 13. MATTERS FOR INFORMATION OF COMPASSION. c.It was brought to the attention of the Commission that Kaiser Industries had submitted two parcels for minor subdivision approval on Stanley Boulevard. d.This concerned the questionnaire on the Valley Trails sidewalk survey. Tentative arrangements were made for Commissioner Pereira to meet with Planning Director Castro and Co®missioner Gibbs to assemble and tabulate the results. e.Article 2 (Setbacks) and Article 13 (P.U.D.). This item was referred back to the Commission by Council for clarification of intent. The City Attorney was present and discussed with the Commissioners the manner in which they wished him to present this item again to Council. 14. MATTERS INITIATED BY COP4fISSION ME[~ffiERS. a.Chairman Garrigan advised the members that due to the extremely heavy agendas, for the meetings in September, he felt that the Commission should plan to keep the month of October open for extra study sessions to clean up pending items. b.Commissioner Pons referred to two recent magazine articles concerning 1) Garden Court housing in Sunset Magazine, and 2) an excellent article in the September issue of Better Homes and Gardens regarding housing in general, and in particular, low-cost housing. There being no further business, upon motion of Chairman Garrigan, seconded by Commissioner Pereira, and carried, the meeting was adjourned at 10;s~ °M - 8 -