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M I N U T E S PLANNING COMKISSION Pleasanton, California Multi-Purpose Room - Valley View School 480 Adams Court February 26, 1969 The regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning Commission was called to order at 8:02 PM, by Chairman Plato. 1. ROLL CALL Present Commissioner Antonini Commissioner Arnold Commissioner Carrigan Commissioner Gibbs Chairman Plato Acting Secretary Aiello Absent None 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES There was one correction under Item 6a - RZ-69-2, D ~ V Builders, Inc., application for rezoning. The applicant had requested extension of Tentative Tract #2904. Resolution No. 857 is partially invalid, and should be corrected to read as follows, "NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Planning Commission of the City of Pleasanton hereby recommends to City Council to extend Tentative Tract #2904 for as long as would legally be possible." Upon motion of Commissioner Gibbs, seconded by Commissioner Arnold, and carried, the minutes of the meeting of February 12, 1969, were approved as revised. 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS - NEW BUSINESS a. RZ-69-5, Spivak-Bollictrter Development Companv Application to rezone from an A (Agricultural) District to a C-N (Commercial Neighborhood) District, that property described as Parcel #15 of Assessor's Map Book 946, Block #1100, containing 1.37 acres, more or less, and bounded by Santa Rita Road and Taesajara Road. Chairman Plato opened the Public Hearing. Acting Secretary Aiello read the staff report and explained its contents to the Commissioners, which requested a continuance of this item until the first meeting in April - April 9, 1969. Mr. Barry Spivak, the applicant, was present and inquired what the staff proposed to study between now and April when the application was requested for rescheduling. It was explained that the General Plan had designated three predominant areas for major shopping centers. The one site chosen for Hopyard Road has been abandoned, leaving two. There were indications that the preferred site is the one on Foothill Road and based on the understanding that the site that would be developed first was the one that would receive the firat~t.commitmente on establishing a Regional Center, the Planning Depart- ment felt=a further study of the site at Taesajara Road would be needed before a defsermination cohld be made as to the amount of commercial zoning to remain•in the area. - 1 -