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designation for this site such that it matches the zoning of the site and then housing is built on it that will count towards our next RHNA obligation. What will happen is in the early 2020's we'll get new RHNA obligations from ABAG. ABAG will say, City of Pleasanton, you need to zone enough land for a certain number of housing units, and assuming this site is built out according to its changed General Plan designation and current zoning designation, this site won't be available to count towards our RHNA obligation during the next RHNA cycle. We'll have built some market rate housing which some people might consider to be a good thing and we'll get some in -lieu fees from the project applicant which could be used to promote some of our affordable housing policies, but the General Plan Amendment for the site won't count for our next RHNA obligation. Commissioner Allen: Nor will it count for this one because we've already met it, correct? Weinstein: Right. Commissioner Allen: Okay, thank you. Commissioner Brown: I have a few questions. How many of the one -story, two -story and the optional loft are there? Lee: There are 13 one -story homes, 15 one -story with optional loft and nine two -story. Commissioner Brown: Okay, because when I went out to the neighborhood earlier, I saw a lots of 1'/2 stories and that's why I was asking. In terms of the R -1 -6,500 designation just so I can clarify, that's essentially because it's one lot today and you can have one family on it, was that done so the pastor can live on the property? Weinstein: Yes, so the R -1 -6,500 zoning district is really our standard, relatively smaller lot single family zoning district so that means you can divide the site up into 6,500- square -foot parcels so you could accommodate a lot more than one parcel on the site. Commissioner Brown: Okay, I just wanted to clarify. And, maybe this is more a question for the applicant, but does the church have another site they are relocating to? Lee: Yes, from my understanding they are moving to another site. Commissioner Brown: All right, I have some other questions but I'll hold them until after the public session. Chair Ritter: Okay, great, any other staff questions? Commissioner Nagler: On the public amenity that the applicant is offering; a meeting room and restroom, as you pointed out there is a choice to be made of location. Does staff have a preference on location? Weinstein: There are merits to both options. You could make an argument that a clubhouse on Valley Trails Drive is great. It's right on the street. It fronts the public PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, August 31, 2016 Page 4 of 58