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Mr. 3ack Bras, Architect representing the owner of the property at 4741 Harrison Street, stated this property had been zoned multiple since 1964, that the owner had complied with all the requirements of City ordinances, had already expended a lot of money on the proposed project, and he did not feel the property should be placed in a Study District and thus delay this development. Council advised that while Design Review Board could approve the project next month, Residential Allocation Program approval for developments would not be approved by City Council until November and that the subject proposal could be reviewed in the meantime. Mr. William Kovac, 3124 Weymouth Court, stated he supported Councilmember Kephart's request for greater control of recreational vehicles, truck and boat parking on streets and in driveways in Pleasanton. Ms. Betty Rider, 4393 Mirador Drive, stated that in regard to parking of large vehicles and boats there was usually not access to a property owners rear yard for parking of such vehicles and boats in rear and side yards, and that Council should consider providing an area or place where such vehicles could be parked. Mayor Mercer recessed the meeting at 9:35 P.M. Mayor Mercer reconvened 'the meeting at 9:45 P.M. PUBLIC HEARINGS ~.pplicatton of .the C. ity Council for an amendment to Section 2-7.08(a) of Article 8~ Chapter 2~ Title II of the Ordinance Code o~ the. Cit7 of Pleasanton which would re- vise comp~hensivelX the schedule of permitted and conditional uses in all of the commercially zoned districts except the CR(M) and CR(P) Districts of the g,ity of Pleasanton (Continued Open from 11-14-78, 12-5-78s 1-9-79, 1.~2~.7.9~.and 2-13-79) Mr. Brown reviewed the specific purposes of each of the "C" Districts and stated that the uses should be consistent with the purposes. Mr. Harris presented his report dated February 20, 1979, regarding this matter. He stated he had received a request from Willow West Properties asking that auto sales, recreational vehicle sales, furniture stores and financial institutions be allowed as conditional uses in the C-F District. Mr. Harris stated he did not concur with allow- ing financial institutions as conditionally allowed in the C-F District but was agree- able to the other categories. Mayor Mercer declared the public hearing open. Mr. Don Bissell, Civil Engineer representing Willow West Properties, stated his client had 44 acres on Hopyard Road zoned C-F District and requested that auto sales and related services, recreational vehicle sales, furniture sales and financial in- stitutions be allowed as conditional uses in the C-F District. Mr. John Dimanto, representing Willow West Properties, stated that furniture stores and some auto sales preferred to identify their location with a street or boulevard rather than a shopping center, therefore, he felt it should be an allowed use in the C-F District. Mrs. Sharon Roberrs, 775 Catalina Drive, Livemore, stated she concurred with the staff report dated February 20, 1979, as it relates to massage services. 4. 2/27/79