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Mr. Cence indicated if the number of students were limited to 32, the neighbors would accept the longer hours. Ms. Dennis amended her original motion to approve the proposed conditions of approval modifying condition l(a) for hours of operation Monday - Thursday, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and changing l(c) to "the total number of students shall be limited to a maximum of ten per day with a maximum of 32 students, and students can be dropped off in front of Mrs. Lew's home, but parents must park in the driveway. All other conditions apply. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Dennis, Mohr, Pico. and Mayor Tarvet NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmember Scribner ABSTAIN: None There was a break at 9:55 p.m. The meeting was reconvened at 10:05 p.m. Item 7c(1) Semi-Annual Review and Consideration of Growth Mana~,ement Reallocations (SR 94:354) Item 7b(2) Pleasanton Unified School District's Request for Growth Mana~,ement Modification for North Sycamore Properties (SR 94:349) Brian Swift presented the staff reports. Mr. Pico asked for clarification on the rules for custom lots. Mr. Swift explained that the current rules require a custom subdivision to complete the infrastructure prior to sale of lots or issuance of building permits. Typically, custom lots are sold once the final map and improvement plans are approved and building permits are issued once the streets and water system is installed. That is usually prior to completion of all remaining public improvements. To require all infrastructure to be completed first requires that all the costs for infrastructure must be paid up front and does not allow sale of the lots to offset some of the infrastructure costs. Staff feels that the Subdivision Map Act requirements give the City satisfactory assurance that the public improvements will be completed once started. The Golden Eagle Farms instance was a unique situation. Ms. Mohr asked for an explanation of the "double count" issue in the staff report. 10/18/94 - 12 ~