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,--. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED. Ken Waterhouse, 500 Giuseppe Court, Ste. 2, Roseville, applicant, advised that the advisory RVs were not under the power lines themselves, and added that PG&E has their own setbacks of fifteen feet on either side of the power line. He noted that when they first bought the park, investigation of the PG&E power lines was part of their due diligence. He had been told by the PG&E that the power lines would eventually be removed. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Roberts, Mr. Waterhouse he noted that the RVs were fully self-contained, and were an affordable residence for seniors in Pleasanton. He noted that there was a waiting list for those RV spaces. A discussion of the Civil Code of residency with respect to mobile homes ensued. Mr. Waterhouse noted that for the past thirty years, there had been a charge for the RV spaces themselves, although the carwash is free. r- Jacki Hawk, 3231 Vineyard Avenue, noted that she lived next door to the site of the proposed units. She wished to be assured that when the fence was moved, no trees would be removed. She noted that many residents did not want the new walkway, and added that they had greenbelts available for walking. She noted that there had been a substantial increase in vandalism in the area, and would not like to have any additional access coming into the park. The residents were very concerned about a major project being started in the park when the owners had difficulties in completing projects. A neighbor who was unable to attend wished to state that she lived next door to the RV spaces, and did not want to live next to an RV storage area. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Sullivan, Mr. Iserson noted that the trees were located along the existing fenceline between space 36 and the current RV storage/carwash area. The trees in that area would not be removed. Carolyn Wyatt, 3231 Vineyard Avenue, #105, wished to correct the errors in the staff report, and noted that space #105 should be #106, and space #104 should be #105. She noted that the powerlines ran catty-corner to her property. She voiced her opposition to this project, and added that she was not notified of it until she read the Plarming Commission notice. She noted that Mr. Waterhouse had never spoken to her or other residents about this project, and added that a the six foot hedge was removed without her consent. She expressed concern about the lack of privacy. Chairperson Maas noted that there may be new landscaping that would be added for privacy. A discussion of the corrected lot numbers ensued. Minta Orozco, 3231 Vineyard Avenue, #99, spoke in opposition to this item. She noted that the current residents of the RVs are very quiet. She shared Ms. Hawk's concerns about completion of maintenance projects on-site. ,--. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES October 23, 2002 Page 17