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203 Mrs. Beth S. Lambert, 2213 Via Espada, stated she felt it was not decent to expose children to this type of pornographic literature, and that there are some very concerned parents wanting to clear up this issue. Councilmember Mercer stated that he had requested a report from the City Attorney regarding what action Council could take regarding regulation or con- trol of pornographic literature sold in stores. The City Attorney advised the report was not yet complete as he had not received information from various cities as to their ordinances and legal ramifications on Adult materials. He stated the report should be ready for discussion at the January 10, 1978, City Council meeting. ~yor Philcox requested the City Attorney to check with the Alameda County District Attorney to determine if the books presented by Mrs. Cherry would be considered pornographic. Mr. Leo Heckathorn, 4202 Stanley Boulevard, thanked the City Council and City ~nager for their decision to separate the police and fire departments. He also asked if large white dots could be painted on the parking marking lines to assist drivers in parking. Mr. Campbell stated he would investigate this matter. PUBLIC HEA/IINGS Appeal of Mobil Oil Corporation to a decision of the Plannin~ Commission.deny- in8 Case RZ-77-15, the applic~.tion of Mobil Oil Corporation to rezone the property located at 5311 Hopyard Road from C-F (Commercial Freeway) to C-S (Conm2erciaI Service) District Mr. Harris presented a communication from Mobil Oil Corporation requesting that this appeal be continued to the meeting of January 10, 1978. Councilmember Brandes expressed opposition to continuing this matter because he felt the appeal was improper and that the Planning Commission and staff de- cisions were proper. Councilmember Mercer stated he felt the appellant had the right to be heard and recommended the appeal be continued as requested. After discussion, Mayor Philcox declared the public hearing Open on the appeal of Mobil Oil Corporation to a decision of the Planning Commission denying Case RZ-77-15, the application of Mobil Oil Corporation to rezone the property located at 53tl Hopyard Road from C-F (Commercial Freeway) to C-S (Commercial Service) District, and continued the item to the meeting of January 10, 1978, 8:00 P.M., at the Pleasanton Council Chambers. Review of a neSative declaration for .a project to develop 39 duplex structures on a 10-acre site located between Hopyard Road and Valley Avenue (Continued Open from 11-29-77 Application of Morrison Homes to rezone a 10-acre site located between Hopyard Road and Valley Avenue behind the Alpha Beta Shopping Center and including both sides of the future. Northway Road from the DI-1500 and RM-2500 (HiSh Density .. Mu!tiDle Residential) Districts to the PUD (Planned Unit Development HiSh Den- sitv Residential) District. Morrison Homes is further seekin~ approval of a 3. 12/13/77