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Mr. Bocian stated that as mentioned earlier by Ms. Giffin, staff had extracted this reference from another document and added it to a condition as a requirement from the EIR. Commissioner Blank stated he noticed in the CLC documentation that there are provisions for an emergency generator. He inquired if this was also subject to noise limitations, as he did not see it specifically spelled out in the conditions. Ms. Giffin replied that the applicant is proposing two emergency back-up generators; one for the health center and one for the central plant. She added that there is a condition of approval which reiterates the standard conditions of the Pleasanton Municipal Code. Commissioner Blank inquired whether there is also a need to state that noise limits apply to the generators or whether they were exempt. Ms. Giffin replied that generators are not exempt and that the standard noise conditions would apply to them. Commissioner Pentin noted that on page 3 of CLC’s Exhibit B, it states: “All exterior streetlight bollards and building lights will be compact fluorescent” but that he sees different types of lights elsewhere. He inquired what the lighting for both projects would be. Ms. Giffin replied that Hendrick Automotive Group would have metal halo lights as required by the EIR. She suggested that CLC clarify the lighting for their project. Dennis DiBiase, project architect, stated that they have not identified the type of lamp for the project’s lighting fixtures. He noted that they have done a lighting study which was submitted to staff to ensure they had enough foot candles and that they were shielding lighting from the neighbors. Commissioner Pentin referred to page 7 of the CLC Exhibit A, which states: “if a carwash area is provided” and inquired if a carwash area would be provided. Ms. Giffin replied that a carwash area is not proposed at this time; however, staff added the condition in the event that if one was proposed in the future, the applicants would be aware that they do have to cover the carwash area and grade the site such that storm drainage goes into the carwash area instead of throughout the rest of the site. Commissioner Pentin referred to the golf course for the CLC project and noted that the legend states the shots are only possibly 20-30 yards. He pointed out that the last hole is right at Stoneridge Drive and inquired if netting would be used. Mr. DiBiase replied that it is pitch-and-putt and agreed to fine-tune it. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, June 24, 2009 Page 7 of 22