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Commissioner Posson stated that he is as well. <br />Chair Olson stated that they are all in agreement and are fine with that. <br />2. Is the revised proposal for massing at the rear of the site with two- and <br />three -story building combinations acceptable? <br />Chair Olson stated that he thinks it is a good thing that the Arroyo side has two stories; <br />however, based on the number of units needed here, it will have to be a three -story <br />building in front on West Las Positas Boulevard. He indicated that he finds that <br />combination acceptable. He noted that at the prior Work Session, the Commission <br />asked about the distance from the southern edge of the building out to the edge of the <br />Arroyo and it turns out that it is at least as long as or maybe a bit longer than the current <br />building. He asked staff if he is correct in assuming that has not changed in this revised <br />plan. <br />Ms. Soo replied that was correct. <br />Commissioner Posson thanked Summerhill and staff for providing additional views <br />because he thinks they help significantly. He stated that when he looked at the view <br />from the south, his first reaction was that there was a lot of roof. He indicated that he <br />did go back and read the Minutes from the previous hearing, but he thinks that the <br />reduction on the three -story on the rear side of the building did not help. He noted that <br />part of the comments was the visual impact of the building itself, and be recalls <br />someone suggested story poles. He stated that he thinks it might be beneficial to look <br />at story poles to show the residents what the profile would look like for the entire <br />development, not just for Buildings C and D but also for Buildings A and B as well, <br />because there have been some comments about these views not being accurate <br />representations of what the development would look like. He indicated that he is not yet <br />convinced that the design of both those buildings fit the visual impacts the Commission <br />would like to see. <br />Commissioner O'Connor stated that part of the discussion at the last Work Session was <br />the visual impact of looking at the building and moving some of the units, as well as <br />privacy because there was another set of windows up there that looked into people's <br />yards. He noted that those have been accomplished. He stated that he does not know <br />if there is anything that can be done with the massing as they have moved as many <br />units as they can, and there is not much more that can be done at the back while <br />meeting the 30 units to the acre that needs to be done. <br />Commissioner O'Connor stated that he would like to see an additional visual that shows <br />Buildings A and B in the distance, if that can be added in. He added that he does not <br />know if erecting story poles for a project of this size would help a lot to do anything of <br />significance. He pointed out that one thing he would like the applicant to look at is <br />another way of cutting that roofline to make it look less massive; however, he does not <br />know what could be done because there would be units right behind them, and that <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, January 22, 2014 Page 12 of 22 <br />
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