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r ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Commissioners Arkin, Kameny, Maas, Roberts, and Sullivan None None None Resolution No. PC-2002-28 was entered and adopted as motioned. f. Consideration of development a2reements with the followin2 Vineyard Corridor Specific Plan developers to vest the current status of land use approvals for ten years to allow early dedication of ri2ht-of-way for reali2ned Vineyard Avenue: Frank and Barbara Berlo2ar (2200 Vineyard Avenue), Kenneth R. and Pamela L. Chrisman (1944 Vineyard Avenue), Wayne and Betty Hahner (2287 Vineyard Avenue), Robert and Sharen Heinz (Lot 28/APN. 946-1350-015-03), Romarita Simoni (Lot 32/APN. 950-0006-003-01), Brian C. Lin (1689 Vineyard Avenue), Jon McCurdy (2503 Vineyard Avenue), and RMC Lonestar (1544 Stanley Blvd.) Continued to May 8, 2002. g. Work session to consider the application of Greenbriar Homes for planned unit development (PUD) development plan approval for an 18-home development on a 21.9-acre site (Robert and Sharen Heinz, Lot 28) in the Vineyard Avenue Specific Plan Area - Ms. Seto advised that Commissioner Roberts cannot participate as a member of the Commission on this item as her property is within 500 feet of the subject property. Ms. Seto further advised that in reviewing the conflict of interest code, Commissioner Roberts is allowed to participate in the discussion as a member of the public, which is different from the advice Ms. Seto had previously given to Commissioners Kameny and Roberts. Commissioner Roberts stepped down from the dais. Heidi Kline apologized for the late delivery of the staff report. She noted that this a work session and the Planning Commission is not being asked to take any formal action. She advised that this item could come back before the Commission in a work session or a public hearing. She noted that two items related to this project were distributed this evening. The first, which was provided at the request of Commissioner Sullivan, is an excerpt ofthe Centex Homes' conditions of approval relating to pest management requirements, Green Building requirements, making the homes "pv-ready," and constructing the homes to facilitate telecommuting. The second is the list of Green Building requirements proposed by Greenbriar Homes with a cover letter that expresses concerns about the job site recycling requirement and making the homes photovoltaic-ready a standard, rather than an option. Ms. Kline advised that the Pest Management Practices Program is also included with these materials. She noted that staff has not had an opportunity to review ,'-- PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES April 24, 2002 Page 9