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AGENDA REPORT
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1/4/2012
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15Y
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02
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• Street Sideyard for Corner Lots— 30-feet for Lot 10, Lot 11, Lot 21, and Lot 22 from the <br /> Cameron Avenue property line and 20-feet for all other lots <br /> • Separation from main structure— 10-feet <br /> • Maximum height — One-Story and 15-feet. (Chimneys attached only to a habitable <br /> structure, such as a cabana or second unit, may be taller than 15 feet with the approval <br /> of the Director of Community Development. Freestanding chimneys or a chimney <br /> attached to a non-habitable structure, such as a gazebo, shall conform to the 15-foot <br /> height standard. <br /> (Note: The floor area for enclosed accessory structures shall be included in the sites' floor <br /> area ratios.) <br /> e. Architectural projections and bay/oriel windows shall conform to the definitions and <br /> standards described under Section 18.84.120 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code, except <br /> Lot 10, Lot 11, Lot 21, and Lot 22 that shall be 30 feet from the Cameron Avenue property <br /> line. <br /> f. All building heights shall be measured from the lowest to the highest points of the structure. <br /> Projections above the maximum building height for primary and accessory structures may <br /> be allowed provided that they conform to the definitions and development standards of <br /> Section 18.84.150 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code. <br /> g. The distribution of models for Lot 2, Lot 4 through Lot 9, Lot 12 through Lot 20, and Lot 23 <br /> through 31 are at the discretion of Ponderosa Homes based on customer preference, <br /> except for Lot 10, which shall have the Plan 1 model, and Lot 11, Lot 21, and Lot 22, which <br /> shall have the Plan 3 model. <br /> h. On Lot 2, the project developer may install the semi-circular driveway sufficient to <br /> accommodate guest driveway parking as generally shown on Exhibit B. <br /> 4. The project developer may install a seven-foot tall masonry wall or the enhanced wood fence <br /> shown on Exhibit B on the west (abutting the Palmer Drive properties), north (abutting the <br /> Trenery Drive properties), and east (abutting the Martin Avenue/Diablo Court, and Leuthauser <br /> property) project boundaries of the overall development covered by this approval, and may install <br /> a seven-foot tall masonry wall or enhanced wood fence "returns" at Lot 10 and Lot 21 facing <br /> Cameron Avenue between the house and perimeter boundary. The project developer shall <br /> submit a comprehensive fencing plan in conformance to Exhibit A with the masonry wall designs <br /> with the tentative map application for review and approval by the Planning Commission. <br /> 5. Fences between six-feet and eight-feet in height proposed to be constructed after building <br /> occupancy shall be subject to the review and approval by the Director of Community <br /> Development according to the standards of the Pleasanton Municipal Code. <br /> 6. The project developer shall modify the Santa Rita Road/Mohr Avenue intersection's signal prior to <br /> the occupancy of the first home covered by this approval. The signal modification shall be <br /> completed to the satisfaction of the City's Traffic Engineer. <br /> 7. The project developer shall be responsible for a paying a pro-rata share of the undergrounding <br /> costs for the overhead utility lines on Martin Avenue traversing the Selway property. The amount <br /> shall be determined by the City Engineer prior to the City Council's approval of the final <br /> subdivision map and shall be paid to the City with recordation of the final map. <br /> 8. The project developer shall revise the project covered by this approval as follows: <br /> a. The typical street section A-A shall be revised as follows: <br /> Page 4 <br />
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