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68 <br /> <br /> Ms. Clark answered that 10:00 p.m. on the week nights was <br /> fine. She preferred to have Saturday nights time to be 11:00 p.m. <br /> She indicated that she would agree to have Friday evenings stop at <br /> 10:00 p.m. <br /> <br /> Mr. Tarver asked if Ms. Clark would object to a condition that <br /> directs the applicant to educate the participants of the conditions <br /> that exist around the facility. <br /> <br /> Ms. Clark said that she definitely would. <br /> <br /> Sheila Larson, 744 St. Michael Circle, Vice-President of the <br /> Vintage Terrace Homeowners Association, spoke in favor of this <br /> item. She explained that the proposed facility is located directly <br /> behind her home. She was not representing the Homeowners <br /> Association as a whole but did speak with each board member. She <br /> is unanimously in favor of a non-alcoholic dance facility. They <br /> did to believe that the traffic or noise level would be of <br /> significant effect. She was concerned with the petition that was <br /> circulated through her complex. She explained that the petition <br /> misinterpreted the type of facility and the neighbors were relieved <br /> once she explained that it was a non-alcoholic facility. <br /> <br /> Leroy Thomson, 4046 Alvarado Street, explained why they chose <br /> this particular location for their studio. <br /> <br /> Mac McCrorey, 36026 Burning Tree Drive, Newark, stated that <br /> this dance class began in Pleasanton, most of the people who <br /> participate are from Pleasanton and they wished to stay in <br /> Pleasanton. He said that he had taught a class tonight at <br /> Lydickson School and there was no problem with noise. He described <br /> the people who participate in the program as average citizens, who <br /> and carry on a clean lifestyle and he was annoyed at the <br /> typcasting. <br /> <br /> Dave Trimble, 833 Montevino Drive, stated that he and his wife <br /> began country western dancing three years ago. He explained that <br /> a club was developed called the Country Hustlers which has <br /> approximately 270 participants. He reiterated that this group was <br /> a clean living group of people. Mr. Trimble commented that he was <br /> not aware of any drinking at any of the dances he had attended in <br /> the past. <br /> <br /> Bill Olmo, 3635 Portsmouth Court, spoke in favor of this <br /> application. He stated that he learned how to dance in Pleasanton <br /> and would like to continue to do so. <br /> <br /> Dick Kesterke, 6625 Amber Lane, believed that there was a <br /> question of credibility and character of the people involved in <br /> this Club. He confirmed that these are some of the finest people <br /> he has ever met. He hoped to continue to dance in Pleasanton. <br /> <br /> 9/15/92 42 <br /> <br /> <br />