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that additional traffic will be created by residential development. She stated that although there is a need o for affordable housing, there is a high density of affordable housing in this area. Discussion ensued relating to the plan being unknown for the San Francisco Bemal property. Commissioner Arkin noted this is a good location for a business park and that a business park being developed in close proximity to Interstate 680 will eliminate impacts on local traffic. He noted his desire for a business park on this property. Commissioner Kameny noted he would approve of the project as proposed; however, he would be in support of exploring the possibility of providing affordable housing on this property. Chairperson Roberts moved that the proposed PUD master plan is consistent with the General Plan and purposes of the PUD ordinance. Commissioner Kameny seconded the motion. A motion was made by Chairpenon Roberts, seconded by Commissioner Kameny, recommending that that tile proposed PUD master plan is consistent with the General Plan and purposes of the PUD ordillanee. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Commissioners Arkin, Kameny, and Chairperson Roberts Commissioner Sullivan Commissioner Maas None r. Resolution No. PC-2000-05 was entered and adopted as motioned. CoIIllnissioner Sullivan noted that he voted no due to his comments on the report. Chairperson Roberts noted that she would be in favor of adopting a resolution recommending approval of tho application, with a couple of modifications. She noted her desire to eliminate any development aroUDd the lake, except for gazebos or assessory structures. She noted she supported having a single buyer for the property and noted her desire for the trail around the property to be a public trail, unless security is necessary for the owner. She requested that a comprehensive TSM be considered to make development less auto oriented. She noted that if the ACE station should be on the San Francisco Bemal property, a sidewalk should be installed from ACE station to the campus. Commissioner Arkin requested that the architectural design of the buildings be compatible, with the first building setting the standards for the design of the other structures. r Commissioner Sullivan noted that due to the size of the facility, he requested that the buildings utilize energy efficiency including how the building is cited, use of passive heating and cooling, and use of energy efficiency technology beyond Title 24. He requested that a condition be in the design guidelines that an energy efficiency focus will be taken on design of buildings. He noted that the U.S. Green Building Council has developed energy and efficiency guidelines for commercial buildings. Chairperson Roberts concurs with Commissioner Sullivan and suggests examining grants for energy efficiency. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES January 12, 2000 Page 13