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there. He added that he did want to defer to the developer that does this on a regular <br />basis to say what works best. He indicated that he thinks they are right, but if they are <br />wrong, there is the condition to come back. <br />Chair O'Connor asked Mr. Tassano if the applicant is his normal first contact and not a <br />complaint from a customer or from the realtor who is trying to get to her office, if it is <br />normally the applicant who calls saying they have a problem or that they are too <br />successful and have to do something about the problem. <br />Mr. Tassano replied that he has never had an applicant call and ask him to recommend <br />a change. He noted that a complaint is usually from someone else. <br />Mr. Dolan stated that the community will let staff know, and staff will notice and will then <br />work with the applicant on implementing the condition as written. He added that if staff <br />and the applicant disagree on something, the item will come back to the Commission to <br />resolve implementation of the condition. He indicated, however, that he is certain staff <br />will be able to work it out with the applicant as staff has already worked on a lot of <br />issues with them. <br />Ms. Kerr stated that she wanted to interject on a couple of items about the trees. She <br />indicated that she understands the Commission is looking for more trees and is <br />concerned about shading, and they are very sensitive to that and will certainly work with <br />staff on the sizing, getting all the balance, and putting in as many trees as they can. <br />She pointed out, however, that they are often limited by some restrictions, often by the <br />stormwater system, because they have to do all this pre- treatment. She added that <br />there are some of these restrictions now for C3 stormwater regulations when they try to <br />move water around and make it all make sense. <br />THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. <br />Commissioner Allen moved to (1) find that the proposed General Plan <br />Amendments, Zoning and Rezoning, Planned Unit Development (PUD) <br />Development Plan and PUD Major Modification would not have a significant effect <br />on the environment; that the General Plan Land Use Amendments are consistent <br />with the Goals and Policies of the General Pan; and that the proposed PUD <br />Zoning and Rezoning, Development Plan, and PUD Major Modification are <br />consistent with the General Plan and the purposes of the PUD Ordinance; <br />(2) make the PUD findings for the proposed Development Plan as listed in the <br />staff report; and (3) recommend approval of the Negative Declaration prepared for <br />the project, the General Plan Amendments (P13- 2533), the Zoning and Rezoning <br />and the PUD Development Plan (PUD -100), and the PUD Major Modification <br />(PUD- 96- 13- 021V1), subject to the Conditions of Approval listed in the staff report: <br />Exhibit A -1 for the Zoning and Rezoning and the PUD Development Plan, <br />including the modification to Condition No. 12 regarding signage and the <br />modifications to the conditions listed in staffs memo dated October 22, 2014, and <br />Exhibit A -2 for the PUD Major Modification, and with the modifications that <br />EXCERPT: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, October 22, 2014 Page 11 of 12 <br />