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r '~, Mr. D. Wilson, the developer, was present and spoke regarding his application. He also stated that the homes would range in pFice between $25,000 and $30,000. It would not be possible, as suggested by Commissioner Gibbs, to intersperse lower priced homes with the more expensive homes. Comments were made by Mr. Herb Nobriga regarding a setback between the dwelling areas and the park areas. Mr. Alan Campbell, Public Works Director, clarified this by stating the area. may be good for a park, but that it does not, so far, hold any historical significance. Mr. George Spiliotopoulos, City Councilmen, and also President of the local historical society, spoke in favor of the park site hoping to turn it into a historical site along the lines of a museum to contain artifacts relating to the early history of the Dublin, Livermore and Pleasanton areas. Mr. Spiliotoppulos, spoke in favor of Plan A. Upon motion of Commissioner Antonini, seconded by Commissioner Carrigan, and carried, the following resolution was offered: RESOLUTION NO. 879 WHEREAS, the application of MacKay ~ Somps far approval of Tentative Tract Map X2855, Costanzo-Rilson, has come before this Commission, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that approval of said tentative ma,p be given on Alternate B, subject to the following conditions: 1. That the property line radius of the corners at the intersection of Avenue G and Santa. Rita Road be increased to 40 ft. 2. That access to Lot ~1 be denied from the Santa Rita. frontage and from the first 50 ft., measured from the curb return, of the Avenue G frontage. 3. That access to Lot ~k2 be denied from the first 100 ft., measured from the curb return on Santa Rita Road and the first 50 ft. on Avenue G. 4. That street names that have been set by existing or proposed streets on adjacent developments or otherwise firmly established be continued in this tract and that developer submit a list of proposed street names for the remaining streets for approval by the Planning Director prior to submittal of a final map. 5. That approval of the sanitary sewer system be withheld until the developer has demonstrated to the satisfaction of the City Engineer that the proposed system is adequate for the service area. and generally meets the immediate and long-range requirements of the sanitary sewer system in this and all tributary areas. 6. That approval of the water supply and distribution system be withheld until the developer has demon- strated to the satisfaction of the City Engineer that the proposed system meets both the immediate and long-range requirements for supplying water in this area. - 5 -