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b. PUD- 114/P15- 0597/P15- 0598/P15 -0603. Guy Houston <br />Work session to consider the following applications for the property <br />located at 11300 Dublin Canyon Road: (1) General Plan Amendment and <br />PUD Rezoning and Development Plan to construct five new single - <br />family residences; (2) Tentative Map approval to subdivide the existing <br />16 -acre parcel into six parcels (one parcel for the existing church and <br />five parcels for the new single - family residences); and (3) Growth <br />Management allocation for the project. Zoning for the property is A <br />(Agriculture) District. <br />Jennifer Hagen presented the staff report and described the scope, layout, and key <br />elements of the proposal. <br />Guy Houston, Applicant: Thank you Mr. Chair and members for allowing me to come <br />here and talk about Dublin Canyon Road and our work with the Pleasant View Church <br />of Christ. We've been working on this project for about a year and one half and have <br />worked with staff for about a year on this, and we're very proud of what we're presenting <br />you and want to get your feedback and input. What I'm going to be talking about is, one, <br />the evolution of the site plan, where they started over a year ago, then talk about how <br />this is really an infill project in the Dublin Canyon area, Pleasant View Church of Christ <br />and their interest in this and their future, then talk about the project details and <br />elevations, and then staff - identified issues, some of which have been spoken of, then <br />outstanding issues that we'd like to get some feedback from you. <br />So the evolution of this when we were talking about a year and one half ago, we were <br />looking at more lots, smaller lots, so we we're at 15 lots. Then we went to 12 lots and <br />then 9 lots and then here we are today where we think this is the most appropriate <br />where we have 5 lots to present to you. The issue of the frontage road —we thought it <br />would be more dangerous and difficult to navigate if you were to have individual <br />driveways off of Dublin Canyon and that's why we think this is the ideal point that we <br />should work with, having the road. <br />This is an infill project. Staff said there is a lot of development in that area; a wide <br />variety of development and this is kind of a little donut hole right in the middle down the <br />hill from the Church of Christ. It is a secondary gateway into the City of Pleasanton. We <br />know a lot of people use it to get to their residences, commuters, etc., especially when <br />the freeway is backed up. But it is a secondary gateway so it's very important. The <br />country setting is important and that's something we value very much and that we want <br />to talk to you about. So we have a photo- montage of a bird's eye view really high and as <br />you get down low, a roofline. <br />So this is looking west on the property. This is how you see some of the historical <br />homes in the area, the Lesters in the back, two others that are closer. As you start <br />moving around towards the freeway, of course you have Canyon Meadows. I believe it's <br />240+ units off of Dublin Canyon Road. The Church of Christ is the owner. Then of <br />course you have the 1 -580 freeway and wrapping around you have a couple more of the <br />historic homes and here you see Kolb Ranch on the left and then you have the <br />Preserve on the right and the Preserve wraps around much, much further to the right. <br />Then what we want to do is bring it down to a 30 -foot level because one of the homes is <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, January 13, 2016 Page 5 of 26 <br />
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