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~ --. 10. Fence/Wall Tvoes _ Interchangeable only to extent indicated. 11. That the applicant shall submit revised eleva- tions showing the treatment of those flat-roof areas that wild be on the sideyard facing a street. 12. The applicant shall provide at least one street tree per individual dwelling unit. 13. That the applicant submit a detailed landscaping plan of the mini-park to be reviewed by both the Parks and Recreation Commission and the Planning Commission when the housing units are from 50% to 75% complete in accordance with Resolution R-69-4, of the Parka and Recreation Commission. 14. That the applicant submit final development plane in conformance with the approved preliminary develop- ment plans and tentative maps. 15. That a precise landscaping plan of all other areas be submitted for review by the Planning Commission no later than the regular meeting of July 23, 1969. 16. That a minimum of fifty percent of the lots have enclosed front court yards, with the balance on an optional basis. 17. That should there be any revisions in the elevations as exhibited for the models on Black Avenue, that said revisions be reviewed by the c. Studv of Service Station Sites. Upon request of the Planning Director for additional time to make a more thorough study of service station sites, this item was continued. d. Fairlands ShovoinQ Center Study Chairman Carrigan requested additional time for further study on this item. He requested that the Commission take no action at least until August. Mr. George Oakes was in the audience and voiced his opinion that this report was nothing more than a study report for the Commission's information, and that in effect, it was hurting his proposed regional center. Planning Director Castro stated that he disagreed with Mr. Oakes's thinking in that the study will clarify what uses would be more suitable for this regional shopping site, also said study is to provide direction to the Commission and Council regarding the directive imposed in the annexation agreement. Commissioner Gibbs remarked that he would like to have Mr. Oakes's report. A study session was set for the meeting of August 13, 1969. 8. CQ~AIUNICATIONS. a. Castcon. Inc. Mr. Castro advised the Castcon, Inc., for the for four months only. location, then he wouL architectural approval Commission that a temporary permit had been issued to construction of a precast concrete pilot plan to be operated Should the applicant decide to locate permanently at this i have to go through the regular channels for site plan and for the five-acre site they will purchase from Kaiser. - 8 -