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PLANNING COMMISSION CITY OF PLEASANTON COUNTY OF ALAMEDA STATE OF CALIFORNIA RESOLUTION NO. 1834 A RESOLUTION APPROVING A RE20NING FOR JOHN CAROLINE FILED UNDER PUD-79-13. WHEREAS, John and Joan Caroline have applied to rezone the 69 acre site located on the south side of Valley Avenue immediately easterly of the residences along Kolln Street from the I-P (Industrial Park) District to the PUD-Industrial (Planned Unit Development-Industrial) District; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has held a public hearing on the matter wherein all pertinent information was presented for the Commission's review. NOW, THEREFORE, THE PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLVES THE FOLLOWING: Section 1. The Planning Commission recommends approval subject to the following conditions: 1. That approval of case PUD-79-13 constitutes approval only of Planned Unit Development-Industrial Zoning for the subject property: this zoning shall allow a business/industrial park consisting of administrative headquarters; offices for engineering and other techno- logical professions; research and development activities; high technology manufacturing; commercial activities such as restaurants, duplicating services, branch banks, gas stations, travel agencies, etc. intended mainly to service the park; and a small proportion of warehouse uses. That prior to construction of any buildings on the site, a final development plan(s) must be submitted to the Planning Commission and the Council for approval, said plan(s) to more specifically indicate uses; architectural design; site development standards such as height, setback, location of parking facilities, screening of loading facilities, etc.; and landscaping among other information. 3. That a soils study, acceptable to the City of existing soils, pit areas and filled pits be con- ducted prior to submittal of a final development plan to determine the extent of existing soil to be removed and measures to make the property safe for construction. The City reserves the right to verify this study through use of the County Geologist or the State Soils and Foundations Association under contract with the City and with the cost of this verification study reimbursed to the City by the developer.