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does not inspect the sandboxes on a daily basis and reiterated that Title 22 is governed by the State and not by local jurisdictions. The last question was: "Karate Tournament- page 62 in response to question No. 105 indicates thatthe applicant states the karate tournament did not take place. However, this web link http:l/www.ajif.orglkiaiecho12008b SpringlSpring08-Ir.pdf after the fact that it did take place, but it was on the 20t". Did it take place at 1262 Quar Lane on the rY 20t"?" Ms. Amos replied that staff defaulted to the applicant, who indicated that it was not held on this date. She noted that the website information referenced the Tri-Valley Martial Arts on January 20t", but it is not clear whether or not it was held at 1262 Quarry Lane as there was no address or location specifically pointed out in that documentation. She stated that the applicant can speak to this. Commissioner Fox referred to the pictures of the bus on page 22a, stating a letterwas sent to the applicant in Dublin stating that he needed to move anon-operational vehicle. She noted that the response to that question indicates that January 24t" was when the bus caught fire; however, the pictures actually taken of the bus afterthe fire has a stamp of January 16, 2004. She inquired if the bus incident happened on the 16t" or on the 24t" and if the City of Pleasanton received more details about it. Ms. Amos replied that the Code Enforcement Officer for the City of Dublin did go out there on January 2nd, prior to the bus being set on fire, and informed the applicant that the bus needed to be moved. She stated that the City of Dublin indicated that the applicant stated there was a transient living in the bus who was not a relation to Mr. Pfund. She added that afterthe transientwas told he could not live in that bus, the bus was set on fire on January 16t" In response to Commissioner Fox's inquiry if the transient was living in the bus during the day and nighttime, Ms. Amos replied that staff is unaware of when the transient was living in the bus. Commissioner Fox inquired if this was the bus that transported children to and from the school sites. Ms. Amos deferred to the applicant to respond to this query. Commissioner Narum noted references to Tri-Valley Martial Arts Academy (TVMAA) and the A-Plus After School Program and inquired if these were one and the same program or two different programs. She further asked if it was TVMAA that has applied for a daycare license. Ms. Amos replied that Tri-Valley Martial Arts Academy (TVMAA) is the business and that A-Plus After School Program is a program within that business. She confirmed that TVMAA was applying for the daycare license. Commissioner Narum referred to the daycare license and said that she saw a condition stating that the business license and daycare license must be obtained within one year of approval. She inquired if this was correct, and Ms. Amos confirmed that it was. Commissioner Narum inquired if, in order to obtain the initial daycare license, the background check would have to be completed and deemed satisfactory. Ms. Amos PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, November 12, 2008 Page 6 of 29