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of the other specific locations because we had over 100 PUDs and to find out which one <br />is required, typically I'd have to say you really need to work with a broker. You need to <br />find a couple of addresses and then call me back with those addresses. With the <br />specific address I can then look up whether you can do your specific business so our <br />process right now is not very user - friendly. <br />So our first site that we have developed that is now online and running is zoning check. <br />Zoning check allows you to put in a specific use like a doggie daycare and it's going to <br />give you a map that looks like this. You can type in a specific address if you like or you <br />can just put "show me the map ". If you have "show me the map" it will show something <br />like this where everything in green is where you're automatically permitted. Everything <br />in yellow is conditionally permitted and grey is not permitted at all. So this is something <br />where you don't know where you want to go. You just know you want to be in <br />Pleasanton and this is the site that you go to. <br />The next site that we developed is our OpenCounter site; our land use and fee <br />estimates. This is for businesses that are a little further along. They have a specific <br />address, they know where they want to go, but they don't know what permits or <br />applications they have to apply for. So, this is our OpenCounter land use —it requires a <br />little bit more upfront work. It has a user - friendly questionnaire that you go through. It <br />asks you things like, "Are you adding a new sign ? ", or "Are you painting your building ? ", <br />"Are you adding new plumbing fixtures ? ", "Are you adding new electrical fixtures ?" And <br />from the questionnaire, it will bounce around and ask you a bunch of different questions <br />and then at the end it will tell you, okay, from everything you input you're going to <br />require a Sign Design Review application, a CUP, an electrical permit and it will give <br />you fee estimates for all of those because you're also going to put the square footage of <br />your tenant space. It's going to ask you your job valuation and so forth. So this is <br />something that upfront is going to be able to give businesses fee estimates from start to <br />finish of what they're looking for. <br />As part of this process, they can then submit that application directly to the City. It will <br />send it to the building division and the planning division and we'll be able to review it <br />and contact you directly and say, okay, we have everything you're looking for. Let's <br />schedule a meeting, let's have you come in with your plans so we can discuss it with <br />you. For planning, we need 15 sets of plans, or we need 5 sets of plans, and go through <br />everything they need for a CUP, Design Review permit applications, the same thing with <br />a building permit. <br />Commissioner Balch: A quick question on that? So you were saying for businesses, <br />does it work if you were adding a bathroom to your house like residential? <br />Hagen: No, it's only for businesses right now. <br />Commissioner Balch: The whole portal or just that section? <br />Hagen: The whole portal. <br />Commissioner Balch: I see. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, September 14, 2016 Page 16 of 22 <br />