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interpretation of the initiative, the project does not meet the intent of the General Plan, due to the elevation of the project on Foothill Road. Chairperson Kumaran expressed concern with view sheds being affected by development and suggested that there be a condition of approval that if view sheds are affected, that the developer mitigate visibility issues within a certain period of time. Further, that if visibility issues are addressed, he would be in support of approving the project, including Monday through Friday construction time. Discussion ensued relating to visibility issues, the visual analysis previously conducted, and dust control mitigation that the City conditions on development. Commissioner Maas expressed concern with visibility issues and Commissioner Roberts suggested that the planning director address issues of visibility if concerns arise. Chairperson Kumaran noted the importance of protecting this area and requested that staff pay specific attention to issues relating to visibility of the development. Commissioner Roberts noted she supports the project. Further, she stated she was in favor of conditioning the project for Monday through Friday construction, assess to development being on Crosby Drive, and staff clarifying the responsibilities of the developer as contained in Condition 8. A motion was made by Commissioner Roberts, seconded by Commissioner Maas, to approve the tentative map as listed in the staff report subject to the conditions listed in Exhibit "B" and modifying the construction hours from Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Commissioners Kameny, Maas, Roberts, and Chairperson Kumaran Commissioner Sullivan None None Resolution No. PC-99-43 was entered and adopted as motioned. Commissioner Sullivan noted that he voted no on the motion due to his inability to make the findings based on the elevation of project being higher than 670 feet. SP-95-02, PUD-96-06, San Francisco Water Department Bernal Property The San Francisco Water Department Bernal Property is an approximately 51 O-acre site consisting of three basic land units: a 202-acre Western Parcel between Interstate 680 (I-680) and the Arroyo de la Laguna south of Bernal Avenue; a triangular-shaped Central Parcel of approximately 245 acres bounded by 1-680 on the southwest, Bemal Avenue on the north, and by the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) right-of- way on the southwest; and an Eastern Parcel of about 63 acres between the UPRR and the Alameda County Transportation Corridor (formerly the South Pacific Railroad right-of-way) south of Junipero Avenue. The project is comprised of a number of land use approvals which together make up the project, as follows: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES Page 8 June 23, 1999