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,,-- Commissioner Arkin suggested that consideration be given to the installation of photovoltaic cell solar panels. He also questioned the plans showing the master bedroom downstairs next to the family room, because of the noise from the family room. Commissioner Kameny questioned how the solar panels would fit in with the architectural designs. Mr. Menzies advised that it may be possible to place them on the garage roofs. In response to a question from Commissioner Kameny, Ms. Herder advised that lots are from 10,000- to 15,000-square feet. It was noted that the minimum lot width is 80 feet and the maximum is 105 feet, and the depth is 130 feet. Ms. Herder referenced the tree summary and provided information regarding the proposal for tree replacement. Discussion ensued regarding the tree replacement ratios. In response to an inquiry from Chairperson Sullivan as to whether the tree replacement program meets the Specific Plan, Mr. Swift advised that the proposal for the Lin and Lonestar property is satisfactory. In response to a question from Commissioner Arkin, Ms. Herder advised that there will be sidewalks on both sides of the streets, but there are no sidewalks on the private drive on the estate lot. With regard to the proposal for a continuous house "edge" for Lots 34-42, Ms. Herder noted that the applicant is working with Wente to be their vineyard partner, and they have advised that they would prefer not to have something that would be difficult to maneuver their equipment around. She also noted that the applicant is willing to flip-flop the units on Lots 17 and 28 to better position the garage as a buffer for the trail. ,,-- Ms. Herder advised that the pest management plan will be part of the vineyard planting plan and that they are working on preparing it now to be included as part of the PUD application. PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED Steve Brozosky, 1700 Vineyard Avenue, stated that he has not seen all of the latest plans and that prior to the project moving forward to a formal hearing he would like to get copies of the plans. It was noted that Mr. Brozosky would receive the exhibits and materials that the Planning Commissioners receive. Mr. Brozosky noted that he still has not seen how his driveway will connect to the new road, and that he would like someone to walk out on his property to show him were it will connect. He advised that he is concerned about the access to his property during student drop-off and pick-up times. He also questioned the placement of bus turnouts along Vineyard Avenue, noting that the integration of the public bus system with the new developments needs to be determined. Ms. Herder advised that they are still working with staff regarding the trail plan, and once that plan is determined, the elevations for the crossings will be determined. PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED The Planning Commission provided the following input regarding the issues stated in the staff report for PUD-06. ,,-- PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES January 10,2001 Page 10