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r- A metion was made by Commissioner Sullivan, seconded by Commissioner Arkin, that SP A-99-01 and '00-99-16 be denied based upon the finding that it would be incompatible with the agricultural operations conducted at the adjacent Foley Ranch corraL ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Commissioners Arkin and Sullivan None Commissioner Maas Commissioner Kameny and Chairperson Roberts Resolution No. PC-2000-02 was entered and adopted as motioned. Commissioner Sullivan noted that the applicant has 15 days to appeal to the City Council the Commission's decision. (Recess taken from 9:35 p.m. to 9:45 p.m.) (Chairperson Roberts and Commissioner Kameny resumed their seats.) d. Put-98-07. Kaiser A1umiDum and Chemical COrDoration ApPlicatio. for a Planned U.it Development approval for a master plan and design guMlellnes that would anow for the development of up to 1.1 million square feet of omcelresearch and development buildings located at 6177 Sunol Boulevard. Zoning for the property is POO (planned Unit Development) - I (Industrial) District. The Planning COJanUssion wiD also consider the negative declaration prepared for the project. r Mr. Plucker referenced a staffreport dated January 12,2000 and highlighted key areas contained in the report including background information, site description, project description, proposed guidelines, master development plan, design guidelines, parking, architecture, landscaping, traffic/circulation, grading, utilities, and drainage, and memorandum from the Affordable Housing Commission. Mr. Plucker noted that additional restrictions have been recommended for development near the lakeside zone given the prominent visual location and that staff is proposing that development in the lakeside zone be required to undergo a subsequent review, in conjunction with a comprehensive PUD development plan for the entire site, with no parking being allowed in this area. Further, that staff is recommending additional conditions to the design guidelines including increasing setbacks along Sunol Boulevard, the higher the buildings are the farther the setbacks, transportation system management features including bicycle racks at individual buildings to facilitate alternative forms of commuting, requiring showers on fIrst floor, and electric fueling stations. In conclusion, Mr. Plucker noted that staffs recommendation is that the Commission find that the project would not have a signifIcant effect on the environment and adopt a resolution approving the attached draft Negative Declaration; find that the Valley Avenue extension connection at Junipero Drive rather than at Sycamore Road complies with the General Plan circulation goal to provide a connection to Sunol Boulevard; recommend that the proposed PUD master plan is consistent with the General Plan r and purposes of the PUD ordinance and; adopt a resolution recommending approval of CASE PUD-98. 07 to the City Council, subject to the condition shown in Exhibit "B." PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES January 12,2000 Page 8