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;3:09 MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Mr. Ty Caplin, 4813 Muirwood Drive, addressed the Council regarding traffic problems on Muirwood Drive North° He presented a petition with approximately 500 signatures requesting a 3-way stop sign and crosswalk should be placed at the intersection of Muirwood Drive North and Springdale, and Highland Oaks Drive and Muirwood Drive North, and Stop sign in southerly direction at Hillview Court and Muirwood Drive North; double yellow center lines with reflectors should be placed at Muirwood Drive North from Foothill Road to Las Positas Drive; and establish a 15 MPH Speed Limit in front of Muirwood Park. After discussion, Council determined to place this matter on the July 26th agenda for further review. Mrs. Marilyn Holzer, 4050 Walnut Drive, asked if the City Council Meeting of 3une 21, 1976, was open to the public. She was advised that all City Council Meetings are open to the public. She then asked if a Pleasanton fire tanker had been dispatched to a fire in Castro Valley over the weekend, because she felt Pleasanton equipment should not be sent that far away during this critical fire season. She was advised that the Pleasanton Fire Division does not have a water tanker so it could not have been ours. PUBLIC HEARINGS Appeal of Kay Martin and Charlotte Witke of a decision of the Planning Commission approving UP-76-13~ an application of Chris Beratlis to construct a parking lot on proper.ty located west of the rear of residences on Longspur Way~ south of the Pleasanton Canal and north of Valley Avenue~ zoning for the property is P (Public and Institutional~ District. The parkin~ lot would be constructed in conjunction with a shopping center proposed on property located immediately to the west of the site under appeal (Continued Open from June 14, 197..6). Mr. Harris presented his staff report dated June 23, 1976, regarding this matter. Mayor Philcox declared the public hearing open. The following persons spoke in favor of the appeal: Mr. Mill Wttke, 2790 Longspur Way, presented a petition with approximately 1,000 signatures in opposition to UP-76-13, Oak Tree Center, and displayed a map showing streets where signatures had been obtained. Mr. Dan Mahoney, 2820 Longspur Way Mr. Ronald Pozzebon, 2808 Longspur Way Mr. Jeffrey S. Loiter, 1561 Hawthorne Terrace, representing Hopyard and Valley Shopping Center Development Mr. Jim Jordan, 7218 Stonedale Drive, representing CARD Mr. Wallace H. Mayer, Jr., 2780 Willowren Way The following person spoke in opposition to the appeal: Mr. William Hirst, Attorney, 147 Bernal Avenue, representing applicant At this time Councilmember Mercer presented a compromise solution to problems related to the parking lot associated with this commercial denter. He displayed map showing his proposed rodesign of the center to effect an acceptable resolution to these problems that might be agreeable to everyone concerned. Considerable discussion followed regarding various issues of the compromise and the contents of the Conditional Use approved by the Planning Commission. There being no further public testimony, Mayor Philcox declared the public hearing closed. After Council discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Herlihy, and seconded by Councilmember LeClaire, that Resolution No. 76-157, sustaining the appeal of Kay Martin and Charlotte Witke of a decision of the Planning Commission approving UP-76-13, an application of Chris Beratlis to construct a parking lot on property located west of the rear of residences on Longspur Way, south of the Pleasanton Canal and north of Valley Avenue, zoning for the property is P (Public and Insti- tutional) District, without prejudice thereby enabling the applicant to submit a new application within one year, be adopted° 2. 6/28/76