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Mr. Pavan noted that the setback for the pool as shown on the drawing is approximately 65 feet from th~ east property line. In response to a question from Commissioner Arkin, Mr. Pavan advised that the project planner will sign-off the construction drawings and the building inspector will make a site inspection when the pool is formed to make sure the setbacks are met. Mr. Larson, the applicant, noted that the pool is being installed exactly where the old pool was located. He advised that the old pool was approximately 15 feet by 30 feet, and the new pool is approximately 20 feet by 40 feet. lqJBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED Commbsioner Kameny made a motion to make the conditional use permit findings and approve Case PCUP-18, subject to the conditions shown in Exhibit "B.' Commissioner Ad-kin seconded the motion. I~OLL CALL VOTE AYES: Commissioners Arkin, Kameny, and Roberts NOES: None ABSENT: Commissioners Maas and Sullivan ABSTAIN: None Resolugon No. PC-00-56 was entered and adopted as motioned. bo ~!1R-63, Gre~ Mnnn nnd Waiahat Ali Appliclaion for design review approval of an approximately 6,900 square foot, split-level, one- and two-story, single-family house on an approximately 1.8-acre site located at 9900 Longview Lane. Zoning for the property is H-P-D (Hillside Planned Development District). Mr. Pavan presented the staff report, noting that the Planning Commission conducted a work session on this project, at which time the Commission provided comments to the applicant. He noted that the project has been redesigned and is before the Commission this evening. Mr. Pavan stated that at the work session Commissioner Rob~. rts requested that non-reflective window glazing be used. He noted that the condition for this requirement had inadvertently been omitted, but that it could be included. Mr. Pavan provided an overview of the issues pertaining to the proposal, including geotechnical, concerns of the Longview Homeowners Assocation, Wildland Fire lvtmnagement and the effect on existing trees and the proposed building siting, building design, and tree preservation. He provided a color board for the Commission's review. He noted that staff feels the only way to decrease the visibility of the house is to decrease the size of the home and suggests that the Planning Commission discuss the issue of visibility and provide direction to the applicant if deemed appropriate. He reported that the project meets the spirit of the current West Foothill Road Corridor Overlay District and that the proposal meets the PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES September 27, 2000 Page 3