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EXHIBIT C <br /> PUD-118, Mike Carey <br /> Work Session to review and receive comments on applications for: (1) certificate of <br /> appropriateness to demolish all existing structures; and (2) Planned Unit Development (PUD) <br /> Rezoning and Development Plan to construct an approximately 2,032-square-foot, three-story <br /> mixed-use building with retail/office space on the ground floor and three apartments on the <br /> second- and third-floor and three, three-story, single-family homes at the property located at <br /> 4791 Augustine Street. <br /> Natalie Amos presented the staff report and described the scope, layout and key elements of <br /> the proposal. <br /> Commissioner Nagler: As pointed out in the staff report, the code would require nine parking <br /> spaces and the applicant is proposing six for the mixed use building, but as I understand the <br /> application, there are also a total of six more spaces, right? Two covered spaces per <br /> residence. <br /> Amos: Correct. <br /> Commissioner Nagler: Why wouldn't those additional six spaces be used in your calculation of <br /> the total number of spaces being provided. <br /> Amos: They're provided for the detached single family homes because they're in garages. <br /> There would be a total of 12 spaces on site that are being provided. Per the code, we are <br /> required two spaces for each single family dwelling unit and that's how they are meeting that <br /> for each one. <br /> Commissioner Nagler: I see, so the nine is strictly applicable to the mixed use building. <br /> Amos: Correct, and as I mentioned, they are proposing a PUD which does offer flexibility in <br /> terms of setbacks, heights and parking standards. <br /> Commissioner O'Connor: So Natalie, can you expand a little bit on this office overlay. That's <br /> what's driving the two spaces per apartment unit or flat or studio? <br /> Amos: Probably more similar to a studio. <br /> Commissioner O'Connor: So we're requiring two per studio because it has the office overlay? <br /> Amos: We're suggesting that it be two given that's what the code states for parking <br /> requirements. Because the applicant is proposing a PUD you can offer flexibility to the parking <br /> standards. So just looking at it as what the Pleasanton Municipal Code requires on apartment <br /> units based on the number of bedrooms, it would be two spaces per unit. <br /> Commissioner O'Connor: Would that change if it didn't have the office overlay, if it was strictly <br /> a mixed use development? <br /> Amos: It could change because of the rezoning. So if you're asking if he's having the office <br /> designation and he left it strictly as office, he'd have a whole different parking ratio for it. But if <br /> EXCERPT: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, May 25, 2016 Page 1 of 22 <br />
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