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In June 2001, the City Council approved PUD-05 (Ordinance 1832, attached as Exhibit F). It allowed the construction of 9 single family homes on the LDR portions of the property. In September 2006, the City Council approved Vesting Tentative Map 7399 to allow the creation of these nine new lots. To date, six of the nine homes have been constructed on the streets now known as Silver Oaks Lane and Silver Oaks Court. AC at r �cv� _Asc=•Vki_i_-_,O: '. .., - --- ---- — __ ! disp -- - rM r - fir- -_ti ?MT 4 -_,4;-,---%-i--400.6essmiligaIlWees -7-1 --- X av��° i-- l t stle ille:9.. ret. ...... 1 v ;•� t` f r � --PARCi:•* 4 `a s A. - ..� , � mss ..-1,‘ "77 -.I' = home constructed Frank and Barbara Berlogar have submitted a PUD development plan application for two new residential lots in the northern HR area where three new lots are allowed by the Specific Plan. SITE DESCRIPTION The subject property is located on the south side of Old Vineyard Avenue, now Vineyard Avenue Trail. It contains the Berlogars' residence, a caretaker's residence (second unit), a barn/workshop building, and a hay barn. The site is characterized by a steeply incised northerly-flowing intermittent creek running through the center of the long, narrow lot. A single driveway provides access to the Berlogar residence. The site has been used for cattle grazing and horseback stabling/riding. There is also a small vineyard. The intermittent creek's habitat has been compromised by many years of intensive cattle grazing, and its lower end has been filled. Steeper areas contain blue oak woodland habitat. The elevations of the subject site range from 423 feet at the northern corner of the site near Old Vineyard Avenue to 695 feet at the top of the ridge near the southern property line. The Berlogar residence is served by its private well and a septic tank/leach field system. Please see the aerial of the subject site on the following page. PUD-84 Planning Commission Page 3 of 23