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2. Provide a sunset clause in the ability to get agreements with Kaiser for the trail; and if this is not possible, include a sunset clause that would remove it from the Guidelines. Additionally, if the trail is included within the parcels, the setbacks would be changed as specified by the BRE letter to the Commission; 3. Density will be at a minimum of 30 units and a maximum of 55 units per acre; 4. Modify the total retail from the required 10,000 square feet to 5,000 square feet and only on Owens Drive, but leave the additional 5,000 square feet as a builder’s option for Parcel 2 and Parcel 3; 5. Leave Live/Work on Parcels 2 and 3 as a builder’s option (permitted use) and on Parcel 1 as per the Guidelines; 6. Provide Live/Live, Live/Work, and Active Use as staff-specified options for softscape and hardscape; 7. Replace the term “center” under Social Services with a more appropriate term to reflect a use that is more than an office but not necessarily a shelter; 8. Add “Adult Bookstore” to the list of Expressly Prohibited Uses under Allowed Uses; 9. On Owens Drive, encourage one lane in each direction but designed like Option A1b. so as not to move median and curbs if possible; provide better information about Option A1a.; and possibly add Commissioner O’Connor’s proposal as Option A1c. and provide some descriptive information; 10. Modify the retail depth on the corners from 60 feet to 40 feet; and 11. Change “should” to “shall” D.8.d. to “shall” on D8.d. regarding trash enclosures to correspond to City policy. Commissioner Blank seconded the motion. Commissioner Pearce stated that it has been an enjoyable year working on the Hacienda Task Force and that she is proud of what the Task Force has accomplished. She added that she is proud of staff’s and the consultant’s work and thinks that this is truly a collaborative effort, as evidenced by the positive response from the Planning Commission. She indicated that it had a lot of community input, which is what has always been wanted and believes that the product is something that satisfies all those involved. Commissioner O’Connor stated that as a Planning Commissioner, he can tell that there was a lot of public input, and he personally thanked Commissioners Kathy Narum and Jennifer Pearce for all their time and effort over the many months as representatives on the Task Force. Chair Narum echoed Commissioner Pearce’s comments. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES, January 26, 2011 Page 47 of 50