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<br />P24-0635 & P24-0636, 6622 Owens Drive Planning Commission <br />2 of 7 <br />BACKGROUND <br />The project site is part of the Pleasanton Park business park and is zoned Planned Unit <br />Development – Industrial/ Commercial-Office (PUD-I/C-O) District. Pleasanton Park was <br />approved on February 24, 1981, by the City Council under Ordinance No. 962. The approval <br />was modified on July 6, 2010, through PUD-80-14-13M, to conditionally permit churches and <br />similar religious facilities within an existing building , subject to Planning Commission approval. <br />Additionally, section 18.20.010 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code (PMC) requires Design <br />Review for alterations and/or enlargements/modifications to existing commercial buildings. <br />Hence, the proposed modification of an existing roll-up door requires Design Review. <br /> <br />SITE AND AREA DESCRIPTION <br />The subject site is a flat and fully developed approximately 1.378-acre parcel located south of <br />Owens Drive and west of Johnson Drive (Figure 1). There is one single-story, approximately <br />23,500-square-foot commercial building located on two parcels, one of which is the subject <br />site. The building contains multiple commercial spaces, each of which is under separate <br />ownership. Tri-Valley Bread of Life Christian Church would occupy an approximately <br />4,659-square-foot space within a portion of the building. There are a total of 78 shared parking <br />spaces within the subject site parcel, located in front and behind the building. Access to and <br />from the subject site and parking areas is provided by t wo driveways from Owens Drive. <br /> <br />The subject site is surrounded primarily by office, light industrial, and commercial uses on all <br />sides. <br /> <br />Figure 1: Aerial Photograph <br /> <br /> <br />PROPOSED PROJECT <br />The proposed religious facility would offer worship services and Sunday school for children <br />with some small group meetings, seminars and workshops, and children’s programs at other <br />times, generally during the evenings, with no more than 110 participants at any one time. <br />Additionally, the religious facility proposes hosting some special holiday events during the <br />course of the year. The following is a summary breakdown of the proposed uses: