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lack of intellectual consistency. He felt ballot statements for initiatives should be neutral and that elected officials should remain neutral. Mayor Tarver said the legal issues have to do with who should vote on Zone 7 issues. City Council is not taking a position on the initiative itself, only on the issue that the City Attorney has disagreed with County Counsel conceming who should vote on Zone 7 matters. 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS Item 6a PUD-98-22~ George Marment Application for: (1} a rezoning of an approximately 3,764 sq.ft. portion of an approximately 11,915 sq.ft. parcel from the PUD-HDR {Planned Unit Development-High Density_ Residential} District to the PUD-O {Planned Unit Development-Office} District; (2} a rezoning of the remaining 8,151 sq.ft. of the same parcel from the O {Office} District to the PUD-O {Planned Unit Development-Office} District; and (3) a PUD Development plan approval to construct a two-story, approximately 4,240 sq.ft. office building located at 201 Old Bernal Avenue. Zoning for the property is the PUD-HDR {Planned Unit Development- High Density Residential}, O {Office}, Downtown Revitalization District, and Core Area Overlay District. Also consider the Negative Declaration prepared for the proiect. (SR99:74) Brian Swift presented the staff report. Mayor Tarver asked what the property on the left and right side was zoned? Mr. Swift said both sides were zoned office. Mayor Tarver declared the public hearing open. Richard Dart, 849 E. Stanley Boulevard, #212, Livermore, showed drawings and gave an overview of the project. Ms. Dennis asked if there would be enough light for the landscaping between the apartments and the office building. Mr. Dart said yes. Robert Cordtz, 262 West Angela, supported the project. He said when George Marment built the condos he worked with Mr. Cordtz to address his concems. He said he would be able to Pleasanton City Council 3 03/24/99 Minutes