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302 dedicated to Zone 7 and have the City add to its existing agreement with Zone 7 that piece of property as a recreational easement. In that agreement, the City accepts the liability of having the public in that area. There will be no continuous trail that would lead the public into this area until there is a place for the trail to go. The same situation exists on the northeast side of the creek. It was moved by Mr. Brandes, and seconded by Mr. Tarver, that Ordinance No. 1473 be introduced, to be read by title only, and waiving further reading thereof, approving PUD-90-6, the application of Division Street Partners for PUD development plan approval to construct nine detached single-family dwelling units on an approximately 1.1 acre portion of an approximately 2.4 acre site located at 1045 Division Street, in the area generally bounded by Division Street and the Arroyo del Valle, as set forth in the Staff Report and subject to the following conditions: (1) Amendment of Condition No. 3d to indicate that 15-gallon trees instead of 24" and 36" box trees would be planted along the creek embankment; (2) Amendment of Condition No. 3e to show that private owners will be responsible for the landscape maintenance for their own property and share in the maintenance of the common area; (3) Amendment of Condition No. 4d to reflect that the original chimney design will be retained in lieu of the brick chimneys; and (4) Condition No. 5f does not apply to the stairwell window. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Brandes, Mohr, Tarver and Mayor Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmember Butler ABSTAIN: None Item 6~ Resolution Confirming the Downtown Pleasanton Advisory Board Report and Levying the 1990-91 Assessment Mr. Mercer declared the public hearing open on the item. Mr. Sandy MacTernan, current president of the Downtown Association, indicated that he was in favor of continuing the assessment district. Mr. Mercer thanked Mr. MacTernan for the fine job the Downtown Association did for Heritage Days. Mr. A1 Bronzini, 719 Main Street, indicated that he strongly supported the Downtown Association as a very vital link for the businesses in the downtown area. Mr. Roger Grossman, publisher of The Tri-Valley Herald, 4770 Willow Road, indicated that there was a direct and positive relationship between the safety, quality and economic heartbeat of the downtown environment and the existence of a viable Downtown - 26 - 6-19-90