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r- Chairperson Maas noted that would be the only way she could support the motion, and added that she would like to see the new language in printed form to study the replacement language. Commissioner Sedlak noted that he would like to support Commissioner Sullivan as much as possible, but would need to see the two documents side by side. Commissioner Sullivan wished to amend his previous motion to the modification based on the NRDC letter, which changes the reference on page 7, 6.e., to "environmentally responsible distributed power generation," and suggests the replacement ofthe text "due to conscious conservation efforts..." with the NRDC's suggestion of, "The conservation efforts over the past year reduced Pleasanton residents' and business energy bills without compromising quality of life or critical business operations. In fact, many of these efforts have improved quality of life and increased business profitability for customers who installed energy efficient technologies that provide improved service while simultaneously lowering their energy bills." Commissioner Roberts seconded the motion. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: NOES: ABSTAIN: ABSENT: Commissioners Arkin, Maas, Roberts, Sedlak, and Sullivan None None Commissioner Kameny r Resolution No. PC-2002-63 and PC-2002-64 were entered and adopted recommending approval of the draft Negative Declaration and Draft Energy Plan as motioned. c. PCUP-47/PDR-183/PV-64, Waterhouse Mana2ement Company Application for (I) conditional use permit and design review approvals to allow the addition of three mobile home spaces in the existing RV storage/car wash area for property within the Hacienda Mobile Home Park located at 3231 Vineyard Avenue; and (2) a variance from the Municipal Code to reduce the rear yard setback from the required 30 feet to three feet. Zoning for the property is RM-4 (Multiple-Family Residential; 4,000 square feet site area/dwelling unit). The Plarming Commission will also consider the negative declaration prepared for the project. Mr. Iserson summarized the staff report, and detailed the history of the site. He noted that the power lines may not have any permanent mobile home residents under them, and that temporary mobile home living spaces and storage were located near the power lines. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Arkin, Mr. Iserson replied that living in an RV for up to nine months was considered a temporary residence. A discussion regarding permanent and temporary residence issues ensued. ,,--. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES October 23, 2002 Page 14