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6. PUBIaIC ~RINGS <br /> <br />PUD-81-30-84D~ Chamberlln Am~n~,~, <br />Application for design rm4ew approval to demolish an existing restaurant building and <br />conslruct a two-story office building, totaling approximately 44,250 square feet on 2.7 <br />acres of land at 5075 Hopyard' Road in thc Hacienda Business Park. Zoning for the <br />property is PUD-I/C-O (Planned Unit Development - Industrial/Commercial-Office) <br /> <br />Ivlr. Pavan presented the staff report, providing an overview of the proposal and details regarding <br />the project. He noted that the project is well designed nd an architectural pee~ review was not <br />required. He advised that the building meets the "Ce~ified' level of the LEED rating system. <br />He stated that this is the first time in the Hacienda Business Park where a site has been <br />redeveloped with a change of use. He commented on the traffic impacts associated with the <br />· proposed change, lvlr. Pavan also advised that interest has been expressed that this site be <br />developed as a large restaurant with meeting room space. He noted that staff' supports the <br />proposed change for office use. <br /> <br />In response to a question from Commissioner Arki_'n~ IVh'. Pavan stated that if the Planning <br />Commission approves this application it would not go to the City Council. Mr. Arkin noted that <br />this is the first time the community has had an opportunity to look at the zoning within the Park <br />to det~,~ine if it should be changed. Mr. Pavan advised that if the Planning Commission <br />determines that the office use is not appropriate for this site, the Planning Commission could <br />initiate a rezoning of the site. <br /> <br />1~-. Swift provided additional information regarding the Business Park and the potential for <br />rezoning. <br /> <br />Commissioner Arkin refen~d to the handout provided by staff, noting that there is approximately <br />four million square feet of office space in the City that has been approved, but not yet occupied. <br /> <br />Discussion ensued regarding the City's traffic model, the status of the traffic at 1-580 and <br />Hopyard Road, and the information provided in the staff report related to the traffic impacts of <br />this proposal. Chairperson Sullivan referenced Table IV of the traffic report prepared for the <br />project which shows that at General Plan build-out with the project, the Hopyard/Owens <br />intersection at P.M. is LOS F and more than 25% over capacity. <br /> <br />COMMENTS FROM THE APPLICANT <br /> <br />Scott ~ of Chamberlin Associates represented the applicant. He provided an overview of <br />the site, noting that it is not. a good site for a stand-alone restaurant. He stated that the ~ite needs <br />a higher density development to be viable. He advised that they are aware that traffic is a big <br />iasue especially in the north Pleasanton area and that they tried to come up with a project.that fits <br />Ihe sim and has a positive traffic situation. He commented on the types of tenant uses that could <br />occupy the building. Mr. Graeser stated that the applicant does not feel retail or a conference <br /> <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES February 14, 2001 EXCERPTS <br /> <br /> <br />