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,,-, c. PUD-OS, Centex Homes Application of Centex Homes for approval of a PUD development plan which would create 19 single-family detached homes on approximately half-acre lots within the 14.9- acre "Low Density Residential"-designated area of the Chrisman and Berlogar properties; would establish zoning regulations for the remainder of the Chrisman parcel, including retention of the existing house; and would relocate the existing caretaker unit on the Berlogar parcel to a new location within the "Hillside Residential"/"Open Space" portion of that lot. The project is located at 1944 and 2190 Vineyard A venue. Zoning for the properties is PUD (Planned Unit Development) District, with the uses as specified in the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan. Continued to April II, 2001. d. PUD-3, Clay and ScheIly Frades Application for PUD development plan approval to subdivide an existing 77.5 acre parcel located at 4120 Foothill Road into three parcels measuring approximately 61.16 acres, 11.22 acres, and 5.09 acres. The 61.16 acre parcel would contain an existing single- family dwelling, two existing secondary units, and two existing garages/storage barns. On the 11.22 acre parcel, a future home would be developed with a maximum size of 6,500 square feet. On the 5.09 acre parcel, a new 4,680 square foot, two-story home is proposed. The property is prezoned PUD (Planned Unit Development) - A (Agriculture) and PUD-RDR (Rural Density Residential) zoning district. .-- Continued to April II, 2001. 7. MATTERS INITIATED BY COMMISSION MEMBERS Commissioner Maas advised that she and Commissioner Arkin attended the City Council's priority-setting workshop. She also thanked Mayor Pico for the energy crisis handout. She noted that she attended the Planners' Institute last week and heard some very informative presentations regarding energy and growth management. She provided materials for duplication and distribution to the Commission. Commissioner Arkin requested new visuals of the Centex project from the realigned Vineyard Avenue and that those visuals be peer-reviewed for accuracy. The Commission concurred. Chairperson Sullivan inquired about the house on St. Mary Street that is being completely rebuilt. Mr. Swift advised that the original plan was to save the walls, complete a slight remodel to the front, and add on to the back of the house. He noted that due to problems with termites and dry-rot it was necessary to remove more of the structure. Discussion ensued regarding the Historical Preservation Ordinance that is being prepared. In response to an inquiry from Chairperson Sullivan, Mr. Swift reported on the Council's priority setting workshop held last evening. ,,-- PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES March 28, 2001 Page 9