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This was followed by a lengthy discussion by the Council and members of the audience. This motion lost on roll call with Councilmen Granger, Jones-, Stout and Mayor Herkner voting No. Councilman Royer refrained from voting. Councilman Jones moved that the use permit be granted with the 201 'set back required, seconded by Council— man Stout. This was followed by discussion. The motion carried on roll call with Councilmen Britschgi and Spillers voting No. Councilman Royer refrained from voting. Councilman Granger moved to refer this matter back to the Planning Commission to work out a solution to ...r the matter, seconded by Councilman Jones. Councilman Stout wanted to know what was being referred back to the Planning Commission. Was it the plan lines? Councilman Granger stated that setting the plan lines was not up before the Council tonight and he believes that this should be turned back to the Plan— ning Commission. This was followed by discussion. Councilman Britschgi wanted to know if the plan lines ..rw were turned down would the Council be willing to cancel the 201 set back which was required by the grant— ing of the Use Permit tonight. This was followed by discussion after which Councilman Stout again asked Councilman Granger to clarify his motion as to what he wants referred back to the Planning Commission. Councilman Granger stated that since this is going to be set for a public hearing on February 28th the Planning Commission should check back into this matter. The motion carried on roll call with Councilmen britschgi and Spillers voting No. City Attorney Currie stated that the Council should take some action on the variance. The clerk read the letter from the Planning Commission wherein they recommended approval of the application of Max Livchitz for a variance to extend R-4 use into rear 100 feet of lot now in R-3 District (2610 E1 Camino Real), R-4 and R-3 District, subject to obsrvance of proposed plan lines for the extension of Carlos Avenue. Councilman Granger offered RESOLUTION 1976 FOR A VARIANCE TO ALLOW EXTENSION OF R-4 USE INTO REAR 100 FEET OF LOT NOW IN R-3 DISTRICT SUBJECT TO OBSERVANCE OF PROPOSED PLAN LINES FOR THE EXTENSION OF CARLOS AVENUE and moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Stout. Councilman Britschgi spoke of all the driveways which would be opening onto E1 Camino Real if this is granted. This was followed by further discussion. City Attorney stated that the Council was not granting the plan lines they were merely being asked to set the property back in the event of any proposed plan lines. The motion carried with Council— men Britschgi and Spillers voting NO. Mr. Aaronson asked the City Attorney to write him a letter in regard tow ho would be required to pay for the extension of Carlos Avenue. City Attorney Currie reported that he could not write the letter at this time. He explained that there were no plan lines for Carlos Avenue at the present and until such time that these plan lines are adopted he could not say who would pay for the street. This was followed by discussion. PERSONAL APPEARANCE, ALYN BEALS, PARK AND RECREATION C OP:RTISSIONER. Mr. Beals spoke to the Council and stated that he was appearing before the Council as a member of the Park and Recreation Commission. He stated that they needed new facilities in Community Park. They need adequate space and they need dressing rooms and other facilities, craft rooms and meeting rooms. They need concessionary machines and indoor recreation rooms. These are all general budget items and usually they would wait until budget time febore bringing this matter before the Council, however, the San Francisco 49ers have asked for certain facilities for which they will pay for over a period of time. He explained that the time they would use such facilities would not interfere with the activities of the park. They would use the building approximately 30 days during the 90 days they would sign up for the building. The City gets particularly needed facilities for this and they get a home for the 49ers, the facilities to be paid for over a period of time. He explained the many advantages the City would derive from this move and also the publicity which would come to the City as being the training center for the 49ers. Mr. Beals introduced Mr. Louis G. Spadia, general manager of the 49ers, and Mr. Frank Albert, head coach. Red Morton, Recreation Director, stated that the field the 49ers would be using for practice will be D own