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In response to a question from Commissioner Arkin, Mr. Swift noted that staff has written conditions that would ensure that the construction will not interfere with the Farmers' Market. Commissioner Arkin made a motion to approve Case PDR-56, subject to the conditions of approval in Exhibit "B." Commissioner Roberts seconded the motion. ROLLCALLVOTE AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Commissioners Arkin, Roberts, and Sullivan None Commissioners Kameny and Maas None Resolution No. PC-2000-63 was entered and adopted as motioned. TR 7235. GHC Bemal Investors. LLC Application for Vesting Tentative Map (Tract 7255) approval to allow the subdivision of approximately 510 acres to accommodate 581 residential units, 745,000 sq.ft, of office development, 5,000 sq.ft, of commercial development, and approximately 320 acres of open space area in a manner consistent with the governing PUD Development Plan (PUD-02) approved for the former San Francisco Water Department's Bernal Avenue property. Zoning for the property is Planned Unit Development. Continued to December 13, 2000 c. Review of the 2000 Growth Manaaement Renort Continued to December 13, 2000. D~erm'mation that the acauisition of 3421 Vineyard Avenue for Road Widenin~ Purooses is in Conformanee with the General Plan Ms. Seto noted that the item before the Planning Commission is an action required by the California Oovemment Code. She explained that when the City acquires property for public ptuposes it is required to make a find'rog that the acquisition of the property conforms with the City's adopted General Plan. She advised that the property located at the comer of Vineyard and Bernal Avenues is being acquired for the widening of the Bernal Avenue bridge and intersection improvements. Ms. Sero reported that the City has negotiated an agreement with the property owner who is present this evening. She noted that a draft mitigated negative declaration for the project will be presented to the City Council at its January 9 meeting when the Council considers the property acquisition. Ms. Seto cited policies in the Oeneral Plan with which the property acquisition would conform. She also provided information regarding the funding of the project. She advised that a resident of the nearby mobile home park contacted the City indicating that he supported the City's acquisition of the property and that his concern was that the current property owner's tree branches extend into his property and drop leaves, and he would like to see the City purchase the property and resolve that problem. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES November 28, 2000 Page 4