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Commissioner O'Connor: I have one question. On page 11 of 14, 1 wasn't sure of what <br />you were pointing to for the golf netting fence, is it the red line or is it the dotted line <br />that's a little bit left of that? They both look like they cross the street that's eventually <br />going to be built at the end. <br />Soo: Are you talking about this one? <br />Commissioner O'Connor: Yes. So does the net actually cross the street? <br />Soo: Yes, it goes from here to here, but the street would end right there for Phase 1, <br />beyond that is Phase 2. <br />Commissioner O'Connor: So does the net come down for Phase 2? <br />Soo: Yes, there is a condition stating that. <br />Chair Ritter: And at that point the trees replace the net? <br />Soo: The trees would be purely on Lot 17 and so it would be up to the Lot 17 <br />homeowners to see what they would do. Staff also pointed out in the staff report that by <br />the time Phase 2 is under construction those trees may be considered heritage trees. <br />So if the property owners of Lot 17 wanted to remove those trees, they will have to <br />come in per the tree ordinance and get a permit to do so. <br />Commissioner O'Connor: Okay, thank you. <br />Commissioner Allen: I have a couple of questions. In regard to the trees being used for <br />screening the netting, how many gallons are those trees? <br />Soo: We have a typical condition for the minimum size of 15 gallons, but if the <br />Commission requests they be a little bit larger we could modify the conditions to say the <br />trees should be a 24 -inch box size. <br />Commissioner Allen: I'm just thinking about screening. How high is the netting and how <br />high will the trees be say in 5 years versus 10 years at the current configuration? I'm <br />just trying to determine whether they are really going to screen at the current level or do <br />we need to consider something larger. <br />Weinstein: The applicant can probably best speak to the height of trees when they <br />mature. <br />Soo: A correction —the trees are 24 -inch box size so they are larger than 15 gallon. <br />Commissioner Allen: Okay, thank you. <br />Commissioner Nagler: If I could continue on this theme for a moment. Given that this <br />netting is being constructed, why put off the final three homes? <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, March 23, 2016 Page 4 of 46 <br />
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