HomeMy WebLinkAbout02-13-1973 Planning Commission Minutes CITY OF SARATOGA PLANNING COMMISSION
SUMMARY OF MINUTES
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TIME: Tuesday, February 13, 1973 - 7:30 P.M.
PLACE: Saratoga City Council Chambers, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, California
TYPE: Regular Meeting
I. ROUTINE ORGANIZATION
A. ROLL CALL
Present: Commissioners Bacon, Belanger, Lively, Marshall, Martin, and Smith.
Absent: Commissioner Metcalf.
B. MINUTES
Commissioner Smith moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall, that the
reading of the minutes of January.-22, 1973 be waived and that they be
approved as distributed to the Commission subject to the following
changes:
page 2. .under C-156. .paragraph 4. . .line 2. ..delete the word "can"
and instead insert the word "could" between the words "action" and "be";
page 5. .under SDR-996. .paragraph 5. . .line 2. .delete the word': '~.l~'~-~.':~
"assured" and instead insert the word "indicated"; page 8. . .paragraph 1.
add the word "in" to Item No. 3 .... a~d change the second Item No. 3 to read
No. 4, and change each subsequent number to reflect this change; motion
carried with Commissioner Bacon abstaining.
C. COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
Chairman Lively stated that for personal reasons Commissioner Bacon has
submitted his resignation from the Commission. He further stated that
Commissioner Bacon's helpfulness will be missed and he wished to extend
the appreciation of the entire Commission. to Commissioner Bacon.
Chairman Lively then made the following Committee assignments and included
the name of Mr. Norm Matteoni the soon 't'8"b~ ap~i~'~d"'Pl~'~'~i~g C~io'h'~'r.
SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE
Commissioner Smith, Chairman Commissioner Metcalf, Chairman
Commissioner Belanger Commissioner Belanger
Commissioner Marshall Commissioner Matteoni
Alternate: Chairman ~Lively.!'-.i.~ Alternate: Commissioner Martin
VARIANCE COMMITTEE GENERAL PLAN COMMITTEE
Commissioner Martin, Chairman Commissioner Metcalf, Chairman
Commissioner Marshall Commissioner Martin
Commissioner Matteoni Commissioner Smith
Alternate: Commissioner Belanger Alternate: Commissioner Marshall
PLANNING POLICY COMMITTEE
Chairman Lively
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Planning Commission Minutes - February 13~ 1973 - Continued
II. PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. C-163- James W. Day, Woodbank WAy and Quito Road - Request for Change
of Zoning from "R-~-40,000" (Single-Family Residential)'to "R-I-40,000"
- "P-C" (Single-Family Residential - Planned Community) - Continued
from January 22~ 1973
Chairman Lively reopened the hearing relative to C-163 at 7:40 P.M.
The Secretary stated that three (;3) communications had been filed
1) Elwin. M. and Lois Y. Stocking ~f Woodbank Way 2) A. H. Campbell of
18632 Woodbank Way and 3) Eleven (11) residents of Woodbank Way and
Quito Road. He further stated that in some cases the communications
relate to the proposed "P-C" development but in other cases they, also,
relate to the overall development. of the area where the subject property
is located. He then read a letter received from the applicant requesting
withdrawal of the subject Change of Zoning application..
Mr. K~lstad, present to represent' the.applicant, stated that he had no
further comments at this time.
I'Chairman Lively, in answer to an inquiry from Commissioner Belanger, stated
that the Planning Commission~realiy has no basis for refusing the request
for withdrawal of C-163 since the applicant's alternate proposaI.~to develop
the property as a straight "R-i-40,000 subd±vision is not in conflict with
the General Plan. Chairman Lively further stated that the applicant's request
for withdrawal is partially due to the unfavorable attitude of the neighbors
toward a "P-C" development.
Commissioner Smith stated that~ei. developer has offered to provide some
specific rules (usually applied to a ~'P-C" development)-in the Deed Restrictions
for development of this property Under the ~'R-1-40,000" Zoning.
Commissioner Martin pointed out that the City cannot enforce Deed Restrictions.'
Commissioner Marshall explained that the developer is bending over backwards
in this matter and is trying to proyide some of the better arrangements of
a "R-i" "P-C" development.
Commissioner Martin explained that .the main consideration should be to do
the best thing for the communitX.!
Commissioner Marshall stated that probably the best thing for the community
would be a "P-C" development, but'the residents of the area gave the developer
considerable !~tri~ls and tribulations" over the proposed "P-C" development;
therefore, the developer does not.now want to proceed with same as originality
proposed.
Mr. James A. Rodriquez of 14975 QUito Road stated that the concern of the
residents of the area is to end up with a decent looking development with
maximum size lom and fencing restrictions.
Chairman Lively pointed out that ~nder a "P-C" development the Planning
Commission does have the right to!impose certain controls, but due to
pressures from the neighbors this.applicant has decided to develop the
proper~y as a straight "R-i-40,000" (Single-Family Residential) subdivi-
sion; therefore, the desired controls are ~o's~.
Commissioner Smith explained that.there is one alternative that has not
been brought out - the people that object to a "P-C" development and now
do not want a straight "R-l~40,000" development could buy the property and
develop same.~-'.
Commissioner Smith moved,. seconded by Commissioner Bacon, to close the
public hearing relative to C-163 at 8:10 P.M.; motion carried unanimously.
Commissioner Smith moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall ~hat the request
for withdrawal in connection with C-163 be approved and further deliberations
relative to same be terminated; motion carried unanimously.
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Planning Commission Minutes - February 13~ 1973 Continued
III. BUILDING SITES AND SUBDIVISIONS
A. SDR-996 - Manuel Costa, Quito Road - Building Site Approval 1 Lot
- Continued from January 22~ 1973
Commissioner Smith explained that the difficulty with this lot stems
from the fact that it lies in the West Valley Freeway right-of-way.
Some months ago the Planning Commission denied a subdivision'on the
basis it violated the General Plan and the subdivider was required to
take out a block of lots to allow for the freeway right-of-way. Since
that time a case has been litig~ted where the court did not~.~l'low.~'s~ch
action in a similar situation. 'The City Attorney states that in view
of the court's decision the City of Saratoga and the Planning Commission
would be on shaky ground if this applicant took the matter to court.
The Secretary, in answer to an inquiry from Commissioner Belanger,
explained that the rear of this iproperty is the area proposed for
development; however, the existing market would, also, be refurbished.'
The Building Site Committee RepOrt ~elative to SDR-996 and dated
February 13, 1973 was amended by the changing and/or adding of
donditions as follows:
G. Provide underground utilities from nearest pole.
Q.SUbmit plans, including hours of. operation, for
Design Review.
R. Provide bicycle route and ~mproved trail running
along that portio~ of Quito'Road which fronts on
subject parcel as.approved by the Planning Director.
Chairman Lively stated he disagreed with the court decision to allow
development on freeway right-of-way since it only results in increased
costs for the people of California at the time the State HighWay Depart-
ment must purchase this property for the proposed freeway.
Commissioner Smith stated that qrdinarily he would agree, but in this
case he feels the City will be saved the expense of a trial by approving
this building-site application.. Also, there is a letter from the State
Division of Highways saying tha~ if the request for building--site approval
is granted some emergency money.may be made available for purchase of this
property and that would preclude any building on the property.
Commissioner Smith moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall, that the
Building Site Committee Report dated February 13, 1973 relative to SDR-996
be adopted, as amended, and that the tentative map (Exhibit "A", filed
December 1, 1972) be approved subject to the conditions set forth in
said report; motion carried with Chai~nan Lively voting "no".
B. SDR-1016 - Robert Schiro~ Upper'Hill Drive - Buildins Site Approval - 1 Lot
Commissioner Smith explained that this-site was originally approved as
a legal non-conforming lot.
Commissioner Marshall noted that the tentative map does not appear to
be complete in that the lots are unbounded.
The Secretary stated that 1) the lot does have a rather extended depth
2) it is a legal non-conforming lot 3) the lot does meet the depth
requirements of the ordinance and 4) if it were not a previously establised
lot it would be subject to slope density; however, the lot was established
several years ago.
Commissioner Marshall stated that the Map Act requires that the lot lines
be shown on the tentative map and this map is in violation since the rear
lot-lines are not shown.
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Planning Commission Minutes - February 13~ 1973 - Continued
III. B. SDR-1016 - Continued
The applicant was present and explained that the rear boundary--line
for the property is Saratoga Hills Road. This lot is already an
existing approved lot in an established subdivision and is shown on
an existing tract map, unfortunately, the tract just recently expired.
Commissioner Smith recommended that the map be corrected and SDR-1016
be continued to the next regula~ meeting to allow time for same.
Chairman Lively so directed.
C. SDR-1017 Ralph Barksdale, QuiCo Road - Buildin8 Site Approval - 1 Lot
The Secretary amended the Building Site Committee Report dated February
1973 relative to SDR-1017 by adding "Parcel "C"" in the second line of
the heading between the' words "Exhibit "A"" and "filed".
The report was further amended By adding the following conditions:
M. Provide a pedestrian/equestrian pathway along Quito Road.
N. Tree removal prohibite~ unless in accord with all
applicable ordinance.
Commissioner Smith moved, seconded by Commissioner Bacon, that the
Building Site Committee Report dated February 13, 1973 relative to
SDR-1017 be adopted, as amended,' and that the tentative map (Exhibit
"A" ParcelT."C" , filed January 25, 1973) be approved subject to the
conditions set forth in said report; motion carried unanimously.
D. SD-1019 - Malachy Moran~ Saratoga Avenue - Subdivision Approval - 6 Lots
Commissioner Smith explained that a. policy q~.~sti.0n has arisen regarding
the question of whether~bY~o~ ~ ~Fiic ~t~et must be required for this
development. If it is to b~ considered a Six ('6)' lot subdivision a
standard public street must be provided. If it is to be considered as
a four (4) lot subdivision a minimum access road is allowed; which, would
be maintained by the people living there.
The Secretary read a letter submitted by the ~pplicant requesting that
the Planning Commission allow a .minimum access. road for this development;
thereby, granting an exception ~o Section 3.3-7 of the City of Saratoga
Subdivision Ordinance.
Commissioner Marshall noted that ~. summer-house located on this property
is best described as an attractive nuisance from the viewpoint of the
adjacent property'owner and it Should be torn down. Inlt. deference to the
applicant the map submitted closely resembles all the suggestions made
by the Variance Committee..
The Assistant' Director of Publiq Works stated that according to the Map
Act this development must be considered a six (6) lot subdivision.
Chairman Lively advised that th~ map should really be re-worked to
exempt lots one (1) and three (3) from this subdivision (since they
have existing residences);. thereby, making a four (4) lot subdivision.
A requirement to remove the summer house could be stipulated as a condi-
tion of building site approval or approval could be granted for a six (6)
lot subdivision stipulating that the applicant be exempted from complying
with the requirement that a public street be provided for this development.
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Plannin8 Commission Minutes - February 13~ 1973 Continued
III. 'D. SD-1019 - Continued
The Secretary read a communication received from the Saratoga Fire
Department noting that sufficient space for manuevering of the fire.
trucks is not now available in the area of parcels five (5) and six
Commissioner Smith recommended that this matter be continued to the
next regular meeting and a Building Site Committee Report be prepared
stipulating that this development be exempted from cgmplying with the
Subdivision Ordinance requiremeat that a public street be provided.
Chairman Lively so directed.
E. SD-1021 -.James W. Day, Woodbank Way and Quito Road - SUbdivision Approval
- 16 Lots
The applicant was present and s~ated he had reviewed the proposed conditions
of approval and expressed satisfaction with same.
'Commissioner Smith stated that the developer. has been most cooperative
in agreeing to provide many of 6he desirable features of a "P-C" develop-
ment even though the property will now be developed as straight "R-I".
Conditions 3, 4, and 10 of the Subdivision Committee Report were amended
to read as follows:
3. Dedicate and improve Woodbank Way to provide for a
30-foot half-street with 18-foot improvements with
P.C.C. curb and gutter.
4. Provide pedestrian/equestrian pathway along Quito
Road. Provide 10-foot wide equestrian trail from
terminus of "A" or "B" street to westerly property
line subject to an extension of said easement to
Sobey Road being acquired prior to Final .Map or no
later than twelve.(12) months whichever is sooner.
10. Provide in Deed Restrictions for subdivision that
internal fencing On the individual lots shall be
limited to fifteen (15) percent of the area of the
lot in addition tO protective fencing for the immediate.
swimming~pool area. Cutting of trees over 4-inches in
diameter on lots four (4) and five (5) prohibited.
Commissioner Smith moved, seconded by Commissioner Bacon, that the
Subdivision Committee Report dated February 13, 1973 relative to
SD-1021 be adopted, as amended,.and that the tentative map (Exhibit
"A", filed February 2, 1973) be=approved subject to the conditions
set forth in said report; motion carried unanimously.
RECESS AND RECONVENE :
IV. DESIGN REVIEW
A. A-403 - Mobil Oil Corp., Saratog~-Sunnyvale Road - Final Design Review -
Reconstruction of Service Station - Coutinued from January 22~ 1973
The Secretary'explained that Final Design Approval is not recommended at
this time since the matter of orientation, of the building and service bays
in relation to the highway has not yet been resolved. The applicant has
submitted plans and materials for the roof and canopy.
Commissioner Bacon stated that after the building was staked out on the
ground he realized it would not be practical to locate the service bays
to the rear of the station.
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Plannin~ Commission Minutes - February 13~ 1973 - Continued
IV. A. A-403 - Continued "
Commissioner 'Belang~r~. in answe~ to an inquiry from Commissioner Smith,
explained that the proposed station is not a special station designed
for Saratoga, but instead is the lsame one used everywhere.
Commissioner Smith stated that if Sh~ll Oil and Richfield can come up
with prize,~winning stations it s~ems the Mobil Oil people could do the
same thing. %
Mr. Chase, present tO represent ~he applicant, 'explained that the Mobil
Oil Company is opposed to turning the service bays to the ~est since
the d~sign is to have.them to the north. The attendant is out at the
front of the station a great deal of the time and pilferage takes place
~n the'-ar~a'~obscured from the at~andants view and the service bay area
would be out of view from the a~endant a great deal of the time if they
were placed on the West side. The easement has been located along the
creek. It is his understanding Chat the Chamber of Commerce and the City
have always wanted to develop a road and parking along the creek. Some
of the business establishments have back doors and if the road and park-
ing along the creek is realized these establishments have indicated they
would treat the rear of the building the same as the front. Four (4)
business owners in the area have'been contacted and they, also, oppose
the service bays being located oh the west side of the property.
Chairman Lively stated the canopy should be lowered since the height
shown on the design seems excessive.
Commissioner Belanger recommended that some information be obtained
relative to the optimum height necessary to accommodate the maximum
height of vehicles.
Mr. Chase explained that the clearance required for trucks is 12'6" and
the applicant has proposed canopy heights 6" above that.
Commissioner Belanger suggested that the over-hang for the canopies be
cut off on one side and' the vehi61es requiring additional height could
use that side.
Chairman Lively directed A-403 continued.Z to the next regular meeting
and instructed the applicant to Submit a design in keeping with the
design established for the Village area with a more suitable canopy
design.
B. A-374 - West Valley College', Fruitvale and Allendale Avenues - Final
Landscape Plans for the Humanities and Fine Arts BuildinSs
The Secretary read the Staff RepOrt dated February 13, 1973 relative to
A-374 recommending that Final Design Approval be granted for the land-
scaping for business-education building, student-personnel building,
administration complex, humahities--and-fine-arts complex, and the Fruit-
vale Avenue parking lot.
Conditions b) and c) of the subject Staff Report were amended.
Commissioner Belanger moved, seconded by Commissioner Bacon, that the
Staff Report da'~d'~~'i3'~.1973 be adopted, as amended, and that
Final Design Approval'be granted for the landscape ,pl~n~ ahd ,parking-lot
for the buildings set forth in said report as shown on Exhibits "B",
"C", and "D" subject to the conditions stated the report; motion
carried unanimously.
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Planning'Commission Minutes - February 13, 1973 - Continued
IV. C. A~391 - George W. Day, Fruitvale Avenue and Douglass Lane - Final Design
Review - Lot 2 Tract 5150
The Secretary read the Staff Report dated February 13,.1973 relative to
A-391 recommending that Final Des%ign Approval be granted for A-391, lot
2 of Tract 5150.
The one condition listed in the report was amended to read as follows:
Submit fencing design and location for Final Design
Approval. :
Commissioner Belanger'moved, seconded by Commissioner Bacon, that the
Staff Report dated February 13, 1.973 be adopted, as amended, and that
Final Design Approval be granted for the single-family residence on
lot 2 of Tract 5150 as shown on Exhibit "L" subject to the condition
stated in said report; motion carried unanimously.
The Secretary explained that Lot 14 of Tract 5150 is, also, ready for
Final Design Approval; however, the site development shows a little
different version of the lay-out ~than the one shown' on the basic loca-
tion plotted on the site development plan approved under the applicant's
change of zoning (C-148).
Mr. Lou'Leto, present to represen2t the' applicant, stated that the
original plan shows the bedroom~wiing at an angle. The proposed plan
shows the bedroom in a straight line with the rest of the house and
in this way much less of the lot :area is covered.
Commissioner Belanger moved, seconded by Commissioner Bacon, that Final
Design Approval be granted for the house on Lot 14 of Tract 5150 as
shown on Exhibit "M" in file A-391. 'Commissioner Belanger further moved,
s~conded by Commissioner Bacon, that the Secretary prepare a report for
file A-391 reflecting the action taken in connection with Lot 14 of
Tract 5150; motinn carried unanimously.
V. CITY COUNCIL REPORT
Commissioner Marshall gave a brief suh~nary of i~ems reviewed and adtiOn~~. '.~.7~'.
taken'~at the City Council meeting of February 7, 1973.
VI. OLD BUSINESS
UP-80 - Church of the Ascension~-P~osp~ct Road - Traffic Circulation
The Secretary read a memo from the Ci:ty Manager to the Planning Commission
regarding traffic circulation near the Church of the Ascension. The memo
explained that this matter was reviewed by the Council Committee of the
Whole and referred back to the Planning Commission for further consideration
and study. A report is to be prepared and submitted by the Department of
Public Works for review by the PlanniNg Commission in connection with this
matter. r
Mr. Trinidad, Assistant Director of Public Works, explained that'a report
will be re~dy for the Planning CommiSsion meeting of February 26, 1973.
VII. NEW BUSINESS
UP-215 - C & I Development Co., Cox Ayenue and Homes Drive - Model Home
Sales Office - Request for Extension
The Secretary recommended that this request. be continued s~.nce the required
landscaping has not yet been completeH along Cox Avenue; therefore, the
matter should be continued indefinitely.
Chairman Lively so directed.
Planning Commission Minutes - February 137' 1973 - Continued
VII. NEW BUSINESS - Continued
Miljevich-Garcia Property - Highway=85 and Prospect. Road
The Secretary stated that several different ideas have been prepared for
development of these properties for:consideration by the Planning Commission.
~1 - This plan proposes mqlti-family residential throughout the properties.
#2 - Shows a strip of commercial along Highway 85
with multi-residential behind the commercial.
#3 - Proposes one-half commercial development and one-half multi~family residential.
~4 - Would consist of one:long continuous commercial building.
~5 - Proposes a commercial development for the Miljevich Property and a park for the Garcia property.
Commissioner Marshall further suggested a park with cluster residential
homes for these properties.
Commissioner Belanger asked if any {igures were available on the relative
cost to the City of providing services for single-family residential homes
as versus commercial or multi-family dwellings?
The Secretary stated he did not have any figures available at this time;
however~ he could obtain same.
Commissioner Bacon noted that a better plan might be to confine the commer-
cial development to the west side of Highway 85 and then place the housing
on the east side.
Commissioner Marshall recommended a'park site for the GarCia property with
an adjoining multi-family "P-C" (Planned-Community) development; thereby,
creating a contiguous open-space area.
VIII. COMI~U'NICATIONS
A. WRITTEN
Program for Change
Chairman Lively advised that the Planning Director has submitted a
memorandum outlining a program for changes in planning Commission and
Planning Department operations.~ Copies of this memorandum will be made
available to each member of the,Commission.
B. ORAL'
Flood Control
Mr, Leroy H, Garrett of 12979 FOothill Lane was present and stated that the
Flood. Control District intends to put a debris basin adjacent to his property,
He wonders whyit was not possible to attend hearings. where the affected
residents of the area could disduss this plan,
Commissioner Marshall explained!that these matters are handled by the
City Council. and this matter di~ appear on their agenda,
Commissioner Belanger explained that the City Council decided that the
'neighbors will be notified about similar plans in the future,
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Planning Commission Minutes - February 13/1973 - Continued
VIII. B. Flood Control - Continued
Chairman Lively requested the Secretary to find out when the
Flood Control District first proposed this basin and how
· .got approval without any notiffcation to the neighbors or without
holding a hearing on the matter.
Law Enforcement Building - West7 Valley JUnior College
Commissioner Marshall stated th'e he was led to believe that the Planning
Department has sent a letter back to WVJC approving the projected Law
Enforcement Building. What is the status of this'building at this time?
The Secretary stated that he would make inquiries to determine the
present status of the building.
Commissioner Marshall explained that there was a meeti~g~held at the
college this past Saturday. T~e letter, relative to the proposed
location for the warehouse-maintenance building complex', sent by the
Planning Commission to the West Valley JuniOr College. Governing Board
was read at the meeting; however, no action was 'taken in connection
with same. No member of the G~vern~ng Board.', was. present. The college
presented Plan "B" as a compromise. !Aithoug~. the compromise Plan '.'B"
met the objectives of the.City .the residents of Short. Hill Court
'objected. If State Funds are withheld because Plan "B" is considered un-"
suitable then the college will,revert~'.back to Plan "A".
~Demonstration Bike Route Along Miller Avenue
Commissioner Martin stated he did submit (as an individual) a letter
to the City Council relative toga bike route along Miller Avenue and
he did serve?. on the General Pla~ committee ~t the time the demonstra-
tion bike route was discussed. His.~:recommendation is to take this
matter under study during the. iive (5) year General Plan Review.
Guests
Chairman Lively acknowledged, with pleasure, the presence of Mrs.
Stark of the Good'Government Group, Mr. Dean Gordon, Chairman of
the Youth Commission. Commissioner Belanger explained that Eouncil-
man Diridon had to be absent due to a conflict with Council'Committee
.Of th'e'~Whole meeting.
IX. ADJOURNMENT
Commissioner Smith .moved, seconded.by Commissioner Bacon, to adjourn the
Planning Commission meeting of February 13, 1973 at 11:00 P.M.; motion
carried unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
Stanley~ Secretary
Saratoga Planning Commission
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OF SARATOGA PLANNING C
AGENDA
TIME: Tuesday, February 13, 1973 - 7:30 P.M.
PLACE: Saratoga City Council Chambers, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, California
TYPE: Regular Meeting
I. ROUTINE ORGANIZATION
A. ROLL CALL
B. MINUTES
C. COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS
II. PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. C-163 - James W. Day, Woodbank Way and Quito Road - Request for Change of Zoning
from "R-i-40,000" (Single-Family Residential) to "R-i-40,000 - P.C."
(Single-Family Residential - Planned Community) - Continued from January 22~
1973
III. BUILDING SITES AND SUBDIVISIONS :
A. SDR-996 - Manuel Costa, Quito Road - Building Site Approval - 1 Lot - Continued from
January 22, 1973
B. SDR-1016 - Robert Schiro, Upper Hill DriVe - Building Site Approval - 1 Lot
C. SDR-1017 - R. alph Barksdale, Quito Road -'Building Site Approval - i Lot
D. SD-1019 - Malachy Moran, Saratoga Avenu~ - Subdivision Approval - 6 Lots
E. SD-i021 - James W. Way, Woodb. ank Way. and Q.uito Road - Subdivision Approval - 16 Lots
IV. DESIGN REVIEW
A. A-403 - Mobil Oil Corp., Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road - Final Design Review - Recon-
struction of Service Station - Continued from January 22~ 1973
B. A-374 - West Valley College, Fruitvale and Allendale Avenues - Final Landscape Plans -
Humanities and Fine Arts Buildings
C. A-391 - George W. Day, Fruitvale Avenue and Douglass Lane - Final Design Review -
Lot 2 Tract 5150
V. CITY COUNCIL REPORT
VIo OLD BUSINESS
VII. NEW BUSINESS
A. UP-215 - C & I Development .Co., Cox Avenue and Homes Drive - Model Home Sales
Office - Request for Extension
'III. COMMUNICATIONS
A. WRITTEN
B. ORAL
IX.ADJOURNMENT
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