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AGENDA REPORT
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8/16/2011
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15Y
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25
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Mr. Bowers stated that other child-based businesses within VBP are normally located in <br /> a pure industrial area next to a truck door or roll-up door. He added that while the entire <br /> VBP is zoned Light Industrial, there are two pure office buildings in VBP, one of which is <br /> theirs. He said they own 1020 Serpentine Lane, and 1024 Serpentine Lane next door is <br /> an office building with no truck doors, no forklifts driving around. He added that the two <br /> buildings share a common driveway and parking lot, and they do not see any danger <br /> there for children like there may be in other spaces in the Park where there are roll-up <br /> doors, truck doors, and forklifts driving in and out. <br /> Mr. Bowers requested the Commission to approve the learning center in the office <br /> building within VBP as the City's zoning allows it as a Conditioned Use. <br /> Commissioner Pearce asked what sort of program they will be offering for the <br /> pre-kindergarten children. <br /> Mr. Bowers replied that they would be offering group learning activities. He suggested <br /> that his wife would be in a better position to answer the question. <br /> Commissioner Blank stated that he serves on the Board of Directors of a homeowners <br /> association and that normally, their association encourages its members to obtain the <br /> approval of the association before going to the City. He noted that sometimes <br /> homeowners who go to the City first and get approval get carried away and start <br /> working without the approval of the homeowners association, which could result in <br /> messy court cases. He asked Mr. Bowers why he came to the Commission without <br /> having the approval of the owners association, which is the reverse order of things. <br /> Mr. Bowers replied that they asked the owners association for approval but were <br /> denied. <br /> Commissioner Blank asked Mr. Bowers if he realizes that the Commission cannot grant <br /> him that approval. <br /> Mr. Bowers replied that he understands that. He added that they are looking for <br /> approval by the City, and if the owners association has a problem with it, they will deal <br /> with that when they have to. <br /> Summer Bowers, applicant, stated that she has been a highly-qualified credentialed <br /> teacher for 12 years and has actually worked in Pleasanton and Castro Valley. She <br /> added that she worked with the Pleasanton School District through its wonderful <br /> program which coaches and helps new teachers to be certified. <br /> Ms. Summers stated that the idea behind Summer Time Learning is to provide an <br /> essential piece that is missing in children's learning and education over the summer. <br /> She indicated that she wanted to start small with keeping pre-kindergarten and first <br /> grade students, providing them with a schedule and routine in a learning environment. <br /> She added that pre-kindergarten learning is not a one-on-one tutoring but rather, a <br /> EXCERPT: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, JUNE 8, 2011 Page 3 of 15 <br />
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