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Commission with an opportunity to review the project, hear public comment, and give direction <br />to staff and the applicant. A list of discussion topics and questions are included in the body of <br />this report and in Exhibit A. No formal action will be taken on the application at this time. When <br />the project returns to the Planning Commission for a formal public hearing, the Commission <br />will make a recommendation on the project to the City Council, which will make a final decision <br />on the project. The project will also be heard by the Human Services Commission and the <br />Housing Commission for review and recommendation prior to the final decision of the project <br />by the City Council. <br />BACKGROUND <br />In February 2017, the City Council approved the Irby Ranch project, a PUD development plan <br />(PUD -110), General Plan Amendment, Downtown Specific Plan Amendment, Rezoning, <br />Vesting Tentative Map, Growth Management Agreement, Affordable Housing Agreement, and <br />Development Agreement allowing for the construction of 87 single-family homes and the <br />set-aside of land for a future affordable residential community for individuals with special <br />needs. The site plan for Irby Ranch is shown below in Figure 1. As outlined within the <br />Development Agreement and Affordable Housing Agreement (AHA) for PUD -110, the <br />developer is required to dedicate the subject 1.64 -acre property to the City as well as <br />contribute $1,000,000 to the City to support the development of affordable housing on-site. <br />Under the terms of the approved agreements, the Irby Ranch developer will retain ownership <br />and maintenance responsibilities of the subject property until such time as the property is <br />needed for the Sunflower Hill development. The City Council staff report is attached as <br />Exhibit C for reference. <br />Figure 1: Irby Ranch Site Plan <br />PUD -129, 3780 Stanley Blvd. <br />2 of 10 <br />Planning Commission <br />