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to visuals of the house and that the applicants have addressed the Commissions' concerns. She <br />noted she would be in support of approving the project. <br /> <br />Commissioner Kameny expressed his concurrence with Commissioner Arkin's statement relating <br />to a new high school; however, he noted that due to uncertainty relating to whether there will be <br />an additional high school, he would not be in favor of conditioning this project based on a new <br />high school. Further, that he would be in favor of a traffic mitigation fee for a major subdivision; <br />however, due to the size of this development an additional mitigation fee could financially affect <br />the development. <br /> <br />Commissioner Arkin noted that the applicant has gone the extra mile in attempting to mitigate <br />the visual impacts. He stated he is supportive of the community being provided an additional <br />high school and with the development providing funding to pay for traffic impacts. He noted <br />that this project will provide an additional nine commuters daily on regional transportation <br />systems and if the high school and traffic impact fees are part of the conditions of approval for <br />the project, he would be in support of the project. <br /> <br />Chairperson Roberts expressed agreement with Commissioner Kameny's statement relating to <br />the additional high school. Ms. Sero noted that the community has decided upon the regional <br />traffic fee to charge developments. <br /> <br />Chairperson Roberts noted she was concerned about the 50 percent stucco condition and she <br />noted the importance of the project having good architectural articulation around the building. <br />She noted that the stucco should be an additional element but not the main one. She stated she <br />was in agreement with removing the two sentences in Condition No. 27. Chairperson Roberts <br />stated that she would be in favor of this project being less visible if the Preserve development <br />were not in this location. <br /> <br />Commissioner Sullivan noted he would not support the motion due to the issues of visibility. In <br />addition, he expressed concern with the public notification process and noted that the 1000 foot <br />noticing requirement should be extended to residents along Foothill Road to West Las Positas <br />due to the visibility of the development. Discussion ensued relating to the public notification <br />process. Commissioner Sullivan added that the notice should be written so the public can <br />understand it. <br /> <br />Commissioner Sullivan expressed concern with the home on Lot 7 being built in a twelve foot <br />hole in order to get the project approved and inquired who would purchase this home and noted <br />this is ridiculous.. <br /> <br />Commlasinner Kameny moved to approve Case PUD-99-03 by making the f'mding that the <br />proposal PUD Prezoning and PUD Development Plan will not have a significant <br />eaviroamental impact and adopt a resolution recommending approval of Exhibit "C," the <br />draft luitial Study/Negative Declaration for PUD-99-03; make the finding that the <br />proposed PUD Prezoning to the PUD (Planned Unit Developmen0 - LDR, C, and PHS/WO <br />(Low Density Residential, Commercial, and Public Health and Safety/Wildlands Overlay) <br />District and the PUD Development Plan are consistent with the Pleasanton General Plan; <br /> <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES <br /> <br />April 12, 2000 Page 5 <br /> <br /> <br />