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3.55 MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC No one in the audience addressed the Chair. PUBLIC HEARINGS A_ppeal_ of the C~ty Council...to Design Review of Van Bokkelen-Cole Mr. Harris presented his report dated November 29, 1978, regarding this matter. Mayor Mercer stated this appeal had been initiated because of concerns on the design review relative to the buffer wall at the rear of the proposed center. ~yor Mercer declared the public hearing open. The following persons spoke in favor of the appeal: Fern Millard, 3160 Weymouth Court Willia, Kovan, 3124 Weymouth Court Mrs. I. Yssels, 3178 Weymouth Court Bill Vigil, 3432 Beecham Court The following person spoke in opposition to the appeal: Mr. Glenn Moore, representing Van Bokkelen-Cole, stated his client had agreed to the 33 items in the Conditional Use Permit and were willing to erect a 6' high masonry block fence replace the existing wood fence. He stated the fence would be built so that there would be no drainage or erosion problems. Council discussion ensued regarding location of the fence, responsibility for maintenance of the fence, and drainage and erosion control. Council inquired as to ~hat was proposed to be placed on the southeast corner of the complex. Mr. Moore advised this would be the location of the underground Holding Tanks. Mr. Moore stated that at such time as the Holding Tanks ~ere no longer needed they would be sealed and the area used as open space. Mr. Moore advised there would be low level security lighting around the rear perimeter for the protection of the residents on Weymouth Court. ~!r. Dick Fisher, Architect for the proposed center and resident of Pleasanton, explained the erection of the block wall and elimination of soil erosion and drainage problems. Mr. C. Yssels, 3~78 Weymouth Court, asked how keep the footing would be for the fence. Mr. Fisher advised it would be as deep as necessary relative to soil conditions. Mr. William Kovac, 3124 We)~outh Court, asked what time of day or night would tha Holding Tanks be pumped out and what noise would be created by this operation. Staff advised that the Itolding Tanks would have to be pumped out during the day- time hours because of a new agreement negotiated with Tri-Valley Pumping Company --.- to dump effluent at the Sunol Treatment Plant, and that any noise problem was taken care of in the Environmental Impact Report. Mrs. I. Yssels, 3178 Weymouth Court, requested the fence be constructed on the homeowners side of the property line. Mr. Moore stated his client would need permission from all the home owners abutting the property line before building the wall.. 3. 12/5/78