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,-, .. PASSED AHD ADOPTED BY THB Planning Commission of the City of Pleasanton on the 22nd day of January, 1969, by the following vote: Agee: Comissioner Arnold Commissioner Carrigan Coffiissioner Gibbs Chairman Plato Noes: Commieaioaer Antonini Absent: Attest: Secretarq Castro 13.MATTBBS FOB TSE IHFOBMATIOH OF C02D~IISSIOH d. Z-69-17. W. Mark Iiovera, dba Allied Brokers Application for a Zoning Permit to allow the operation of a real estate office at 525 Main Street, Pleasanton, in a C-C District. Chairman Plato opened the Public Hearing. Mr. Castro explained the staff report, stating that the onlq problm is the establishment of same sort of parking requirement for merchants in the Central Business District. Heretofore, three methods to iaeure participation in the parking district were: 1. Present policy. 2. Put up cash in lieu of parking. 3. Creation of parking assessment districts. The Co®iasionera inquired as to provision in the Zoning Ordinance for this parking district, and when cash is received, where does the money go. A fund would have to be set up for it, how, it is sot known at this time. The Planning staff feels that the beat time to impose a condition regarding the Parking District is when new applications came in. It was the recommendation of Chairman Plato that we sit down with the City Attorney to discuss a definite plan to settle this problm. Commissioner Antonini does not feel that paying one's way out of the parking situation will solve the problm. The onlq possible solution is the assessment district. Again, this is subject to the approval of the population. Mr. Mark Mogers of Allied Brokers ie in complete agrement with a parking district. He feels it would be the moat logical solution. Aa tenants, they are in full accord. He is not willing to put up cash at this tine, has a lease with the land- lord to provide for this parking district when it cameo in. The C~i.eaion feels that they world like to go along with a policy of having the City Attorney work up a feasible method to impose a Parking Metrict requirment on the merchants in the Central Business District. Chairman Plato shares this feeling. Commissioner Antonini feels the Planning Caemiasion should take action and pass it on to City Council. The previous methods of obtaining agrements from the applicants are not legally enforceable, although there nay be a moral obligation. Upon motion of Chairman Plato, seconded by Caamiasioner Carrigan, and carried, the Public Hearing was closed. Upon motion of Co®iasioaer Antonini, seconded by Co®issioner Carrigan, and carried, the following resolution waa adopted unanimously. - 8 -