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~- PLANNING COMMISSION CITY OF PLEASANTON COUNTY OF ALAMEDA STATE OF CALIFORNIA RESOLUTION NO. 2603 A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF THE NEGATIVE DECLARATION PREPARED FOR CASES GP-85-1 AND RZ-85-1, APPLICATIONS OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON WHEREAS, the Advisory Committee on Downtown Residential Zoning Change has recommended that the Villa Armando Winery property (and the Scotto resdiential property) located on the north side of St. John Street, immediately east of the Western Pacific Railroad right-of-way, be rezoned from the I-G (General Industrial District to the RM-1500 District; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission initiated a General Plan amendment and rezoning application to effect the desires of the Advisory Committee; and WHEREAS, at their duly noticed public hearing of February 13, 1985 the Planning Commission considered all public " testimony, relevant exhibits and recommendations of the City staff concerning these applications as well as the environmental impacts as outlined on the Initial Study prepared by the City Staff; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission concurred with the Initial Study and made the finding that the general plan and zoning changes proposed would have an insignificant effect on the environment. NOW, THEREFORE, THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON RESOLVES THE FOLLOWING: Section 1. Recommends approval of the negative declaration prepared for Cases GP-85-1 and RZ-85-1, the City of Pleasanton's applications to amend the General Plan Land Use designation of an approximately 2.25 acre site located at 553, 539 and 571 St. John Street from Commercial and Offices to High Density Residential and the City of Pleasanton's application to rezone an approximately 3.0 acre site located at 539, 553, and 571 St. John Street from I-G (General Industrial) District to the RM-1500 (Multiple-family Residential) District or to any other zoning district consistent with the General Plan. Section 2. This resolution shall become effective immediately upon its passage and adoption.