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Mr. Roush said by virtue of the moratorium if a business proprietor wanted to obtain a business license the City would not issue a license to that person since there are no locations the business could operate. Ms. McGovern asked if dispensaries have business licenses in most cities? Mr. Neal was not sure but the process the County just went through included licensing the dispensaries. He believed all of the dispensaries that are in operation have not applied for the permit, but cities were attempting to instill that form of regulation. Ms. McGovern believed staff should research into what other Tri-Valley cities are doing as she agrees, business licenses should not be issued to businesses that violate federal law. Mr. Sullivan asked what recommendations would Council be addressing in the spring. Mr. Neal was not sure but one issue would be whether a dispensary is suitable for the City of Pleasanton and if so, what would be a suitable location. The police department has yet to find an example community where a medical marijuana dispensary is operating problem free. The City of Modesto recently voted to ban the dispensaries due to problems and the federal issues that had been raised. There were no public comments. It was moved by Mr. Thorne. seconded by Ms. McGovern to adopt Ordinance 1915, an urgency ordinance extending the Moratorium on Medical Marijuana dispensaries. The roll call vote was taken as follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Brozosky, McGovern, Sullivan, Thorne, and Mayor Hosterman NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAINED: None 6f. PUD-oS-1 M. Frank and Barbara Berloaar/Kenneth and Pamela Chrisman. (SR 05:259) Application for a major modification of the PUD development plan to replace the approved house design plans on the Berlogar portion with design guidelines and to separate the development of the overall project into two phases. The property is a 13.2-acre site located at 1944 and 2200 Vineyard Avenue, in the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan Area. Zoning for the property is PUD-LDR (Planned Unit Development - Low Density Residential) unit. Mr. Brozosky recused himself from discussion due to a conflict of interest. Jerry Iserson, Director of Planning and Community Development, presented the staff report. Ms. McGovern inquired about a local worker purchasing incentive, which she has not previously seen in PUD's. She stated it is a campaign targeted towards people who work in the City of Pleasanton. and asked if this was continuing with Mr. Berlogar's project. Pleasanton City Council Minutes 24 09/20/05