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Resolution No. PC- 2014 -01 approving Case P13 -2445 was entered and adopted as <br />motioned. <br />6. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS <br />a. P13 -2458, City of Pleasanton <br />Application to amend Chapter 18.88 (Off- Street Parking Facilities) of the <br />Pleasanton Municipal Code to allow the City to waive in -lieu parking <br />fees in exchange for fulfilling Design and Beautification objectives of <br />the Downtown Specific Plan. <br />Also consider the Negative Declaration prepared for the project. <br />Janice Stern presented the staff report and briefly described the scope and key elements of <br />the proposal. She stated that this amendment concerns commercial Downtown properties <br />and is the result of an interest in creating some incentives for investments in the Downtown, <br />which comes from two main areas: (1) money that the City invests in the Downtown in <br />terms of streets and public infrastructure such as sidewalks and lighting and the continued <br />maintenance of that infrastructure; and (2) private investment from commercial properties <br />being upgraded through time. She indicated that a recent example of this is the property at <br />234 Main Street that was upgraded and where Fleet Feet Sports has moved and Mangia Mi <br />restaurant has opened. She noted that it is revitalizing the southern part of Main Street. <br />Ms. Stern stated that the amendment came from a proposal at 511 Main Street, where <br />Pastime Pool was located, which was considered and approved by the City Council in 2012 <br />and where the City would be very happy to see some investment. She indicated that the <br />proposal was to add some 700 square feet of commercial space to that building which <br />would have resulted in the need for approximately 23 additional parking spaces. She noted <br />that the developer had proposed that rather than providing those parking spaces on site, <br />which would be somewhat awkward because of the need to back out onto the side street <br />there, they would provide a 666- square -foot plaza area with seating integrated into the <br />corner of the building. She added that the developer had calculated the value of the plaza <br />as equivalent to the money they would have contributed to the in -lieu parking fees. She <br />indicated that staff thought that more of these ideas would come forward if the processed <br />could be streamlined and make it part of the Pleasanton Municipal Code (PMC). She noted <br />that the City is now initiating the amendment to Chapter 18.88, Off - Street Parking Facilities, <br />to encourage private redevelopment of commercial properties located in the Downtown <br />Revitalization District by waiving parking in -lieu fees for owners and developers of eligible <br />parcels in exchange for an amenity. <br />Ms. Stern stated that the area of eligible parcels being considered is slightly smaller than <br />the Downtown Specific Plan Area and also slightly smaller than the Downtown <br />Revitalization District; it comprises the Zoning District that mainly encompasses the <br />commercial part of the Downtown. She indicated that what staff is proposing is that eligible <br />parcels would be those contiguous with the Downtown Revitalization District, cuts off the <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, January 8, 2014 Page 3 of 13 <br />
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