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each model had to be built. He advised that staffhas attempted to provide both flexibility and control. Chairperson Roberts questioned Condition #26 of Exhibit "F" for the 5,000-square-foot lots which mentions the elimination of the sidewalk on one side of the street. Mr. Swift advised that this is on a single-loaded street. In response to question from Commissioner Kameny regarding the various widths of Valley Avenue and street connections, Mr. Swift confirmed that the Specific Plan reflects staff's preference. Chairperson Roberts voiced her concurrence with the Park and Recreation Commission regarding Alternative D. Commissioner Sullivan stated that he disagrees with this. Commissioner Arkin noted that he prefers Plan D in that it provides more open space on the north side of the Western Area and provides a park closer to the Windsor development. Commissioner Sullivan noted that he agrees with Commissioner Arkin with regard to the need for a park for the Windsor Development, noting that the trail is fenced and not an option for access to Meadowlark Park. Commissioner Ma,~q asked if there is a way to give access using the EVA for the Windsor development residents to get to the park. Staff advised that this would be explored. Discussion ensued regarding the construction of the bridge and park access. Commissioner Kameny stated that he supports Alternative A with the park in a central location. Commissioner Maas stated that she supports Alternative A in that she wants to see the park in the center of the parcel. She noted that there is still an opportunity to add a park to the City- owned property. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Maas regarding the ability to make minor changes at the tentative map and final map approval stages, Mr. Swift noted that approval of the tentative map would occur within a couple of months. He stated that modifications are possible, noting that the tentative map must be consistent with the PUD, and the final map must be consistent with the tentative map. Discussion ensued regarding the process that would follow to identify uses of the City land. Mr. Swift noted that a supplemental C£QA process may be needed. With regard to the proposed soundberms and soundwalls, Commissioner Sullivan stated that he is in agreement with Oreanbriar to seek a quieter Western Area. Chairperson Roberts stated that she feels that area is the quietest on the site and noted that she would want a berm and no soundwall. Commissioner Maas voiced her support for a berm, noting that the freeway noise doesn't bother some people. Commissioner Kamany noted that he would prefer a soundberm, rather than an sonndwall. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES August 9, 2000 Page 17