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DRAFT Commissioner Allen inquired how far away the homes are from the proposed playground and how many homes there are. Mr. Luchini replied that the distance would be approximately the width of a drive aisle, roughly about 45 feet. He added that there is a whole row of homes along that rear property line of the shopping center, and judging from the site map, there are approximately ten houses. Chair O'Connor inquired if staff thinks the noise would e heard all the way out to the 10th home. Mr. Luchini replied that it would most likely not be heard. He suggested that two or three would be the most impacted and potentially some of the residents across Junipero Street to the south. Commissioner Allen inquired who were sent notices for this proposal. Mr. Luchini replied that notification cards were sent to all property owners and residents within a 1,000-foot radius from the entire perimeter of the shopping center. Chair O'Connor inquired, for clarification, that all of those ten homes would have been noticed. Mr. Luchini said yes. Commissioner Allen noted that a letter from one neighbor was received. She inquired how many letters were received. Mr. Luchini said one. Chair O'Connor inquired if the one letter was from one of the ten homes. Mr. Luchini replied that the person did not identify his address in his email but indicated that he lives right across from YIA, which could be to the south across Junipero Street. Commissioner Ritter inquired if the applicant would still want to stay in this location if the Commission approved the Heritage School without the playground, or if the playground is needed. Mr. Luchini replied that the question would be better directed to the applicant to address. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS RE-OPENED. EXCERPT: DRAFT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, 11-12-2014 Page 5 of 10