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343! communication. He also explained that the entire staff of the 7th Step Foundation are exconvtcts and how they are assisting in the fight against juvenile delinquency and have pledged themselves to help other exconvicts. Mr. Moniz concluded his re- port by asking the City Council to assist in establishing an organization in Pleasanton. He also stated that his organization has offices in the VCEOO Office in Livermore. Mr. Willie Wilkins, also a member of the 7th Step Foundation staff, collaboratec with Mr. Moniz in the importance of having such an organization working in Pleasan- ton. Chief of Police Walter McCloud reported on the drug abuse by juveniles in this community and stated that the only solution which appears to be effective is a well-rounded educational program directed at the youth, even as young as the sixth graders. Judge William Gale and Mr. Dan Estorga, President of the Highland Oaks Home- owners Association, both reported on juvenile delinquency. MJBLIC HEARINGS ~p~lication of the Planning Commission for an amendmen.t, to Ord. No. 520~ Section ~_04, Title Sec~i.on~ and Se~on 22~104a~ by addin~ the words "or sign" in the Title Section after the word "structu.re", an~ the words"or in the case of sin~ l!~.L_h..~ny of the requirements of Article 17 hereof" after the words "in which the structure is located .... "in Section 22.104a Mayor Gerton declared the public hearing open. Mr. Fales reviewed the report of the Planning Commission, dated March 13, 1969, ~,~hich reco~r~ended an amendment to Ordinance No. 520, Section 22.104, Title .Section, and Section 22.104a, by adding the words "or sign" in the Title Section after the word "structure~' and the words 'or in the case of signs with any of the require- ments of Article 17 hereof" after the words "in which the structure is located..." in ~ection 22.104a. There being no public protest, it was moved by Councilman Reid and seconded by Councilman Beratlis that the public hearing be closed· The roll call vote was as follows: AYZS: Councilmen Beratlis, Reid, Spiliotopoulos and Mayor Getton NO~S: None ABSENT: Councilman Rega It was moved by Councilman Reid and seconded by Councilman Beratlis that Ordi- nance I]o. 551, amending Ordinance No. 520, Section 22.104 and 22.104a, as recommend- ed in the report of the Planning Commission, dated March 13, 1969, be introduced. The roll call vote was as_follows: AYES: Councilmen Beratlis, Reid, Spiliotopoulos and Mayor Gerton ~OES: None L;~LNT: Councilman Rega ~_peal of Dr. W. S. Carnazzo from an adverse decision of the Planning Commission ip d. enyinM an.application ~or a..Conditional Use Permit in order to utilize a single- family residence at 1598 Santa Rita Road for the conduct of a medical practice Mayor Gerton declared the public hearing open. Mr. John Corley, Attorney representing Dr. Carnazzo, explained how his client would use his home as a medical facility. He stated that Dr. Carnazzo would be doing emergency work for other physicians and that he would only receive telephone calls at home and would not be seeing patients at his home on a regular basis. Mr. Corley concluded by stating he felt that the services Dr. Carnazzo would be performing were very valid and necessary for Pleasanton. Mr. Fales stated that he has received correspondence from residents in the subject area expiressing the desirability of Dr. Carnazzo being allowed to pract- ice medicine from his home. Mr. Castro stated that this use has been requested for a period of one year. T~ere being no public protest, it was ~oved by Councilman Spiliotopoulos and sTconded by Councilman Beratlis that the public hearing be closed. T[~e roll call vote was as follows: A~'~3: Councilmen Beratlis, Reid, Spiliotopoulos and Mayor Gerton NOES: None A~NT: Councilman Rega ~fter some discussion, it was moved by Councilman Spiliotopoulos and seconded by C,~uncilman Ber~tlis that Resolution No. 69-64, granting a Con~]itional Use Per- mit to Dr. Carnazzo in order to utilize his residence at 1598 Santa Rita Road, for the practice of medicine for a period of one year, be approved.