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listed in Exhibit A of the staff report; and (c) Case P14 -0590, the Development Agreement for the project, as shown on Exhibit B of the staff report. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: Commissioners Allen, Pearce, and Ritter NOES: None ABSTAIN: None RECUSED: Commissioner Olson ABSENT: Commissioners O'Connor and Posson. Resolutions Nos. PC- 2014 -21 recommending approval of the Mitigated Negative Declaration for the project; PC- 2014 -22 recommending approval of Case PUD -104, the PUD Rezoning and the Development Plan; PC- 2014 -23 recommending approval of Case PUD- 81- 22 -14M, the PUD Major Modification; and PC- 2014 -24 recommending approval of Case P14 -0590, the Development Agreement for the project, were entered and adopted as motioned. Chair Olson then returned to the dais. P14 -0440, 2015 -2023 Housing Element Update Status report on the 2015— 2023 Housing Element Update and discussion regarding the draft housing site inventory, including the CM Capital site (5758 and 5794 West Las Positas Blvd.), the Irby - Kaplan -Zia site (3760, 3780, 3878, and 3988 Stanley Blvd.), the Pleasant View Church of Christ site (11300 Dublin Canyon Rd.), the Lester site (11033 Dublin Canyon Road), the Shriners Hospital site (10807 Dublin Canyon Road), the CenterPointe Presbyterian site (3410, 3420, 3430, 3440, and 3450 Cornerstone Court), and the Merritt site (4131 and4141 Foothill Road). Janice Stern introduced the item, stating that the City anticipates the Housing Element update for this go- around to be a less onerous effort than that of the one adopted in 2012. She pointed out that at that time, the City was under court- ordered settlement agreements with several strict deadlines, and much of the effort of that update went into finding, analyzing, and discussing a number of sites for multi - family development. She noted that the City looked at over 30 sites during that time and ended up with adopting rezoning for nine sites for a total of about 70 acres. She added that during the last two years since, the City adopted that Housing Element, followed through on a number of implementation measures including adopting zoning to allow emergency shelters, transitional and supportive housing, and housing for agricultural workers; a density bonus ordinance; and regulations allowing second residential units over detached garages. Ms. Stern explained that because the City has a certified Housing Element and followed through on a number of implementation measures that it needed to do, staff believes PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, April 23, 2014 Page 11 of 27