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<br />In response to an inquiry from Commissioner Roberts, Mr. Pulino advised that he was not aware <br />~ of the conditions of approval on this building. Mr. Buckel advised that Mr. Pulino is purchasing <br />the building from someone who is contract with Panattoni Development. <br /> <br />Commissioner Harvey asked if there was something attached to the purchase that would require <br />the installation of a photovoItaic system at a later point in time (three to five years from now), <br />would Mr. Pulino have a problem with that in principle. Mr. Pulino stated that he and his partner <br />have had discussions about having some type of energy back-up, but they currently cannot afford <br />it. <br /> <br />THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />Chairperson Sullivan commented that this is the first energy efficient project seen in Pleasanton <br />and it is unfortunate that the financing was subsidized by the government and the funding is no <br />longer available. He stated that he has difficulty asking the developer to come up with <br />$1 million that he never anticipated needing to install the system. He stated that the City's <br />Energy Committee will be meeting on June 13 and begin the process of developing a City energy <br />strategy. Chairperson Sullivan stated that he would like to give Panattoni Development some <br />additional time (although he is not sure if it should be six months or one year), and in parallel <br />with the development of the City strategy, see how a program can be developed for an on-site <br />renewable system to work at this building. He stated that he wants to see something more than a <br />6 Kwh system. He noted that he does not know if $100,000 is the right amount and does not <br />know the way to guarantee it. He advised that he is suggesting that the developer put up some <br />amount of money and they work to develop a program better than the 6 Kwh. He also advised <br />that he would suggest that the building occupancy be allowed. <br /> <br />Commissioner Harvey stated that he would like to see a time frame for the development of the <br />plan as well as a time frame for the installation. Chairperson Sullivan stated that the <br />development of an energy strategy will take a year, and he feels Panattoni should be given one <br />year to develop the plan and an additional year to have it installed. He also advised that the plan <br />should be brought back to the Planning Commission, in conjunction with the Energy Committee. <br /> <br />In response to an inquiry from Commissioner Arkin, Ms. Kline advised that a PUD application <br />has been filed for other five buildings and that will be coming to the Planning Commission <br />within the next few months. Mr. Buckel clarified that Panattoni does not currently after a <br />contractual agreement with the Best family for the five additional buildings. <br /> <br />Mr. Pavan suggested that the Commission consider establishing a level of output for the system, <br />rather than a monetary amount. He advised that staff is recommending the installation of a <br />minimum 75 Kwh system, but the Commission could reduce that amount. Mr. Pavan also <br />suggested that any stipulation be reflected in a deed restriction for the buildings. <br /> <br />Discussion ensued regarding the requirements associated with the deed restrictions and the <br />appropriate means for insuring that the systems can and will be installed. <br /> <br />.~ <br /> <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES <br /> <br />May 23, 2001 <br /> <br />Page 15 <br />