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/"" Chairperson Maas noted that the Plarming Commission would take action to ensure completion of projects. In response to an inquiry by Chairperson Maas, Ms. Orozco noted that she would be satisfied if an attractive fence was installed and if the landscaping was replaced. George Cook, 3231 Vineyard Avenue, #91, noted that none of the costs of the three units would be passed on to other residents. Mr. Waterhouse noted that when they first bought the park, it was at the end of the five year last agreement. He acknowledged that some items were not completed, but wished to emphasize that they do keep their word. He noted that they had invested a significant amount of money into the park, and intended to continue to improve it. Regarding the concerns about space 36, he noted that the maintenance was being kept up. Regarding space 105, he noted that the double driveway had been a space until the PG&E power line was installed overhead. He noted that they had held two neighborhood meetings regarding this issue, and added that every resident had been notified. He noted that they would install lattice fences and landscaping. He noted that they intended to keep the community as an affordable senior community. He was confident that they would complete the project, and that the residents would not lose any amenities. ,--. Warren Whaley, Whaley and Associates, Civil Engineer, noted that in designing the plans, space 105 was originally for storage. The Plarming Department requested that the diagonal parking be moved to space 100 instead of space 105. Several spaces were deleted that were less comfortable for senior parking. For that reason, no tandem spaces were included. He noted that the spaces could be moved closer to the property line and not be located under the power lines. Mr. Waterhouse noted that he was comfortable with the plans regarding space 105. Philip Hoon, 3231 Vineyard A venue, thanked the Plarming Commission and the staff for taking the time to work with the residents on this project. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Sullivan, Chairperson Maas moved to approve PCUP-47/PDR-183/PV-64 as recommended in the staff report and memo, with the following modifications: . Fencing to the affected areas is to be acceptable to staff, and should be attractive and appropriate. . Additional landscaping should be planted for the affected residents for aesthetic value and privacy. . City staff should monitor the construction, which should be completed within an appropriate timeframe. - Commissioner Roberts thanked Ms. Hawk for her observation about the walkways, and suggested that the pathway could be closed in the evening. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES October 23, 2002 Page 18