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Commissioner O'Connor: Yeah, we don't want the same model repeated 3 or 4 times on the street. Hardy: Nor do we. Commissioner Allen: So I really appreciate you all taking a look at that. Thank you. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. Chair Ritter: All right, just one last question. I know the concept of more building and Pleasanton's growth. I know the Mayor has said the RHNA number is our new cap rate, so I just wanted to make the point that we, the staff, the Planning Commission and the Council don't decide what gets built, we just decide how it gets zoned and it's up to the developer to figure out if they can or can't do it. But I appreciate your comment about too much building in the City because we want to keep it in the top 10 like everybody else. It sounds like we have agreement. Does anyone want to make a motion? Commissioner Allen: I would like to make a motion. I would like to make a motion for approval of this PUD with two modifications in conditions of approval. One is regarding height and that is we change the condition of approval relative to height which includes the table on page 6 and relevant tables such that this would be 30 feet instead of 32 feet. And number two, we change the FAR for this per Ms. Hardy's comments to 40% for this project versus 45 %, except for Lots 1 -5. Hardy: An average FAR of 40 %. Commissioner Allen: Yes, an average FAR of 40 %. Derbish: Why are lots 1 -5 excluded? Hardy: Because we're pre - plotting. The houses we showed you on Lots 1 -5, those remain as is. Beaudin: Can you all help me with what your intention is with average FAR? FAR is not blended across parcels typically. It is per parcel, so the idea of potentially limiting one neighbor by what another neighbor does, if there's an average of 40% across 5 parcels and some people are at 32% and some people are at 48 %, that starts to become problematic for us. Chair Ritter: I think what Commissioner Allen wants is for this to say 40 %. Beaudin: 40 %, not 45 %. Commissioner Allen: That's exactly right. Beaudin: Does that work for Ponderosa? Jeff Schroeder: I'm sorry? PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, March 23, 2016 Page 16 of 46