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City Attorney be authorized to prepare the necessary documents, to be completed by October 9, 1972, for signature by all principles involved, which would accompany the adoption of the modified truck route ordinance (Noo 670), and employ the fol- lowing specifics: 1. Santa Rita Road would no longer be used by truck traffic upon the execution of the agreement between the City and the companies° ' 2. A cash outlay, by way of an unrefundable dona~ion~ in the amount of $30,000.00, would be provided by the g=avel companies° 3. An advance of materials for the First Street-Sunol Blvdo improvement project would be provided to the City by the gravel companies, to be reimbursed from sales tax revenue over a five (5) year period. 4. The gravel companies would designate the City of Pleasanton as the sales office for sales tax purposes for all local materials of the four companies and to take the appropriate steps to establish the office~ 5. The gravel companies would be expected to present quarterly and annual reports Cit ' of traffic volumes for the y s review regarding the First Street-Sunol Blvd. route. 6. The gravel companies, in cooperation with the City and County, must agree to proceed immediately to encourage construction within five (5) years of a public road between Highway 580 and Stanley Blvd. 7. The City and the gravel companies must agree to a modified mutually acceptable cancellation clause for the purpose of cancelling the arrangement if serious unforeseen problems would arise, such as numerous accidents, nuisance, noise, etc. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Herlihy, Kinney, Mori, Pearson, and Mayor Reid NOES: None ABSENT: None PUBLIC HEARINGS Application of the Plannin~ Commission of the City of Pleasanton to amend the existin~ zonin~ for that property bounded on the north .~y Interstate Highway #580, on the east by Interstate Highway #680~ on the south by Stoneridge Drive~ and on the west by Foothill Road. Said property and proposed amendments described more precisely as follows: To the C-R (Commercial Regional..), District those parcels defined as follows: Portion of 941-1201-12~.3~. 941-1201-9~..9~1-1201-10~ 941-1201-8~ 941-1201-7~ 941-1201-6~ .941-1201-.5., 941-1201-1~ 941-1201-2~ said parcels contain- in~ more or less 178.045 acres. To the P.U.Do Multiple District those parcels defined as follows: Portion of 941-1201-12-3~ 941.-1~01-10~ 941-1201-5~ 941-1201-2~ 941-1201-3~ 941-1201-4~ 941-1201-11~ sai~ parcels containin~ more or less 97.645 acres Appeal of Willow West Properties from an adverse decision of the Plannin~ Commis-. sion regarding Commercial Zonin~ of the application for Regional Shopping Center Mayor Reid declared the public hearing on these two matters, open. Mr. Edgar presented the staff reports, and further stated that after much research and study on the two sites, there were advantages and disadvantages re- lated to both. With regard to the Stoneson site there is the Stoneridge Inter- change to be considered as well as the widening of Foothill Road, together with many other problems related to the physical development ~f the site. With refer- ence to the Willow West site there is a problem of land use cGnsiderations. Mr. Castro elaborated on the reports, stating the plans were almost identical for each shopping center. Both are proper and adequate for commercial purposes. Mayor Reid stated the philosophy of the General Plan designated three possible sites for regional shopping centers, thus placing the City in a better position of getting viable applications. Mayor Reid went on to say that the two sites which are now under consideration are consistent with this original concept and philosophy embodied in the General Plan. 2. 9/11/72