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and climate. He noted that this is an important thing we are ignoring. He noted further that r. projects propose growth and that a system design approach is not taking into account social and environmental impacts. He stated that the connections need to be examined between land use, transportation, energy use, social issues, and housing and that these issues should not be examined separately. He noted that development needs to integrate human-made systems with natural systems. He noted he would recommend to the City Council that there be discussion of these issues and other issues before additional development is approved. He noted he would not vote in support of the motion. Commissioner Arkin noted he concurred with Commission Sullivan's statements; however, the growth management issue needs to be forwarded to the City Council for decision. r' A motion was made by Commissioner Maas, seconded by Chairperson Roberts, that it be recommended to the City Council that total allocation for 2000 and 2001 total 350 units respectively; that the Vineyard Corridor be considered a major project; that golf course- related projects, and/or the New Cities Development project be determined as first-eome, ftrst-served projects; that sub-allocations for lower income projects be at 50; first-come, first-served at 100; major projects at 200, with the first-come, first-served and major project units being interchangeable with each other for 2000 and 2001, as necessary; that allocation of the 82 units in the thrce projects be reallocated to 2000 as requested; that action on the project allocation for Vineyard Corridor, golf course and the New Cities Development projects be delayed until the results of the golf course and annexation are received; that there be direction to the City Council that the Lund Ranch project be discussed with a strong reminder that according to the ordinance, Growth Management can be reviewed at any time; that the Council review regional growth management in conjunction with the New Cities Development project; and that projects that will attract buyers who work in Pleasanton be encouraged, with a goal of increasing by two percent per year the number of residents who work in Pleasanton. :ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Commissioners Arkin, Kameny Maas, and Chairperson Roberts Commissioner Sullivan None None c. PUJ>-11-3I-81D. The Prudential Insurance Comnanv of America Application for PUD design review approval to allow the construction of a two-story office building totaling approximately 20,600-square-feet on 1.36+ acres ofland in the Hacienda Park, generally located northeast of the Chabot Drive/Gibraltar Drive intersection. Zoning for the property is PUD (Planned Unit Development) - Industrial, Commercial, and Office District. Continued to the February 9, 2000 meeting. r PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES January 26, 2000 Page 16