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r g. PCUP-821PDR-12. Grell: M1IIlD for Hoss Bozol'07J1d Application for a conditional use pennit and design review approval to construct an approximately 5,504-square-foot, two-story residence with an approximately 750-square- foot, one-story detached secondary unit located at 488 Sycamore Road. Approval by the Planning Commission is required for the design of the proposed structure, and for the proposed secondary unit. Zoning of the property is PUD-LDR (Planned Unit Development-Low Density Residential) District. Continued to the February 23,2000 meeting. h. City Lleensiall of a .45-aere Darcel on Del Vane Parkwav Southeast of CaUfomia Avenue and north of the Arrovo Del Vane Determination that the City licensing of an approximately A5-acre parcel (APN 946- 4542-013-00) for public park use is in conformance with the General Plan. The subject parcel is located on the south side of Del Valle Parkway, directly southeast of the intersection of California Avenue and Del Valle Parkway, and north of the Arroyo Del Valle. The parcel has a General Plan land use designation ofRetaillHighway/Service Commercial, Business and Professional Office. The zoning designation is Planned Unit Development- Commercial (pUD-C) District. Continued indefinitely. 7. MAnERS INITIATED BY COMMISSION MEMBERS r' Commissioner Maas initiated discussion relating to recognizing homeowners who take exceptional care of their property. Mr. Plucker noted that staff will examine that issue. Commissioner Maas commented on the number of people who misplace their cars at Stoneridge Mall and suggested that some type of emblem, reflective of the Valley such as grapes, be installed in sections of the parking lot. She noted further that many of the emergency phones are out of order. Chairperson Roberts initiated discussion relating to having designated parking for zero-emission vehicles in close proximity to stores. Commissioner Arkin suggested that this item be agendized for discussion at a future meeting, with a recommendation made to the City Council. Mr. Plucker noted that many of these issues would be addressed at the design review level. He suggested that the Commission consider directing staff to incorporate standard conditions relating to U.S. Green Building Council building standards, smoking locations, and designated parking for zero-emission vehicles. Commissioner Sullivan inquired whether the Commission is interested in having a presentation by the U.S. Green Building Council or a similar organization on measures for energy-efficiency. The Commission expressed its interest in having such a presentation as well as in having quarterly workshops on various matters to educate the Commission. r , PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES February 9, 2000 Page 15