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r Commissioner Arkin supported the motion. He indicated that he appreciated Toby's bringing its business to the Downtown to fill a need for the 30- to 40-year-old age group and hoped that a solution can be found to make things work. He stated that he had heard enough evidence from the community to determine that things were getting out of hand. He commented that double-paned windows did not help and that neighbors have the right to be able to go to bed at a reasonable time without a lot of noise. He noted that staff did a good job to work the issue and came up with the best solution. Commissioner Sullivan thanked the staff and Commissioner Roberts for their work. Commissioner Roberts agreed with Commissioner Arkin that this is something that the community needs for its 30- to 40-year-olds. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: NOES: ABSTAIN: ABSENT: Commissioners Arkin, Kameny, Maas, Roberts, and Sullivan None None None Resolution No. PC-2002-72 was entered and adopted as motioned. -- e. Review of the (1) 2002 Growth Manal!:ement Report: (2) future years' annual allocations; and (3) future years' maior projects and first-come. first-served sub-allocations: and consideration of the requests by Ponderosa Homes. Greenbriar Homes. Delco Builders. Mr. Hahner. Mr. McCurdy. and Centex Homes to reallocate maior-proiect units amonl!: various years and to reclassify maior-proiect units to the first-come. first-served catel!:orv Chairperson Maas indicated that this item has been continued to the November 25, 2002 meeting but that Commissioner Arkin had requested a short discussion on the matter. Commissioner Arkin stated that at the Pleasanton Unified School District Board's meeting the night before, the District voted to delay building the Neal Elementary School to 2005. He noted that the General Plan recommends the density of neighborhood schools to be 600 students. He requested that supplementary documentation be included in the Growth Management staff report regarding how the General Plan goals and policies on school density can be met and tied up with Growth Management allocation for new homes if the District is not building additional schools. He stated that he would like to understand the legality of the City's ability to approve more homes in view of Neal School not being built at this time. ~ Commissioner Sullivan supported Commissioner Arkin's request. He stated that he does not completely understand all the details of the different fee agreements with the different developers along the Vineyard A venue Corridor in connection with Growth Management allocations. He requested an explanation of how these agreements are set up and how Growth Management is allocated; for example, how many houses are still to be built in Ruby Hill and what Growth PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES November 13, 2002 Page 18