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Requested Information from the Planning Commission The following comments and/or information was requested by the Planning Commission at their October 17, 2011, Planning Commission meeting. The items requested and/or comments are noted in italics with comments provided thereafter. 15.More viewscapes and detailed visuals to the greatest extent possible and additional detail work on the entryways. Please refer to sheets A2-0 through A2-13, A3-1 through A3-2, and A3-4 through A3-5 in Attachment 1, Exhibit B-1 and Attachment 2, Exhibit B-2. 16.A request was made for input from the Pleasanton Police Department indicating that the plans were reviewed and confirmation from the applicant that there will be on-site management security. The plans have been reviewed by the Pleasanton Police Department and they do not have concerns regarding their ability to Police either site. The Police Department also noted that they have free voluntary crime prevention programs that they will encourage the applicant to get involved in once the projects are developed. The Police Department has requested that a condition of approval be added to the projects strongly encouraging the applicant to participate in the programs once the two sites are development. The applicant has indicated that the project will have pedestrian gates along the proposed trails with key pad entry for the residents and noted that management will be on-site and will manage security in the properties. 17.Provide specific details on the connection to the Iron Horse Trail and whether there will be gates or if it will be open and the type of access across the parking lots to get to the trail. Please refer to sheets A5-3 and L-1 in Attachment 1, Exhibit B-1 and Attachment 2, Exhibit B-2. 18.Show tot lot amenities and the view across the tot lots. Please refer to sheet A6-3 in Attachment 2, Exhibit B-2. 19. Whether the two sites will meet the Americans with Disabilities Act requirements. The project will be required to meet the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. ADA parking stalls, loading zones, and some ground units will be required to be ADA compliant. Furthermore, the applicant is working with CRIL (Community Resources for Independent Living) on achieving appropriate components of universal design. The applicant will be required to have all ground floor dwelling units, which do not have an elevator in the building, to be ADA adaptable. At least 10%, but not less than one of the dwelling units in a multistory Page 13 of 15