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The applicant commented on the restrooms and the design of the restrooms and he noted he would have no objection to providing a locking door to the restrooms to allow for privacy for parents assisting children of the opposite sex. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Maas, Mr. Plucker noted that the equipment has to meet state standards as part of the manufacturing process and after meeting those standards, equipment can be made available to the public without further inspection. PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED Commissioner Maas noted she had no problem with the application and would vote in support of approving the application. Corrnnissioner Arkin moved to approve staff's recommendation. Further, that there be a recommendation to make the restrooms friendly to both genders of parents and a recommendation that all supervisors have a minimum of first aid and CPR training. Commissioner Maas seconded the motion. A motion was made by Commissioner Arkin, seconded by Commissioner Maas, that the conditional use findings be made as listed in the staff report and that a resolution be adopted approving Case PCUP-1 subject to the conditions listed in Exhibit "B." Further, that the Commission recommends that the restrooms be friendly to both genders of parents and that all supervisors have, as a minimum, first aid and CPR training. ROLL CALLVOTE AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Commissioners Arkin, Maas, Sullivan and Chairperson Roberts None Commissioner Kameny and Kumaran None Resolution No. PC-99-95 was entered and adopted as motioned. PUD-99-03, William Kolb, Donna Miller, and Gene and Carol Strom Application for PUD pre-zoning and PUD development plan approval for a residential subdivision consisting of 12 single-family custom lots, open space, and public park uses, and public street and infrastructure improvements located on approximately 55.4 acres; and a senior care facility located on approximately 5.22 acres. The overall project site is unincorporated and is located at 11393 Dublin Canyon Road. The Planning Commission will also consider the negative declaration prepared for the project. Mr. Plucker referenced the staff report dated December 8, 1999, and highlighted key areas contained in the report including background information, project description, design guidelines, geotechnical issues, access, circulation and parking, grading and utilities, growth management program, and landscaping. He noted that an additional condition should be added to limit all homes in the development to 4500 square feet. Further, he noted that the reference to the "convenience market" in the Negative Declaration discussion should be omitted. PLANN1NG COMMISSION MINUTES December 8, 1999 Page 3