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r THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED Commissioner Arkin moved to initiate an action to rescind the development plan for Case PUD-85-5. Commissioner Roberts seconded the motion. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Commissioners Arkin, Harvey, Roberts, and Sullivan None Commissioners Kameny and Maas None Resolution No. PC-2001-31 was entered and adopted as motioned. d. Determination that the 2001-2006 Capital Improvement Pro2ram is in conformance with the City's General Plan r Steven Bocian presented the staff report. He noted that staffhas reviewed the program and has made the determination that it is consistent with the General Plan. He described the types of projects included in the program. He noted that the first two years of the program are the funded years, and the final three years are for planning purposes only. He stated that a mid-term review will be prepared in one year to assure that the revenues are consistent with the proposed expenditures. Mr. Bocian reported that staff has tried to address all ofthe areas in the City that are in need. He reviewed the factors and process used in determining the highest priority projects. He noted that during its review of the proposed CIP, the Planning Commission indicated that it wanted to see more of an emphasis on the trail systems. He advised that in order to address this, the management of the trails system is being moved from the Public Works Department to the Parks and Community Services Department, which will allow the opportunity for public input through the Parks & Recreation Commission. Mr. Bocian noted that the program includes 75 projects in the first two years, and a total of 89 projects. In response to an inquiry from Commissioner Arkin, Mr. Bocian advised that the remodeling of the 200 Old Bernal Avenue is part of the short-term office needs plan. He further advised that the City is in the process of selecting an architect to develop a civic center master plan to address the long-term needs. - Commissioner Arkin questioned the cost of the replacement of the Dublin Canyon Road Bridge. Mr. Bocian advised that this is a significant project, which includes building retaining walls, realigning the road, and constructing an entire bridge. He noted that the Engineering staff has looked at this project and this is the most recent estimate. Mr. Grubstick advised that there is a crack in the bridge under the surface. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES June 13,2001 Page II