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Figure 5: Elevations <br />, <br />A. EW.MIRE i..AODM <br />3.0, LAP 90304 <br />r1 c4. ' <br />mrxr, <br />LAP Oft. <br />NORTH ELEVATION <br />- !AODM CBEY'.TOUE <br />wall , C,- anErr`Dk.s <br />auV. : ELEHrrnow ...v <br />WEST ELEVATION <br />• <br />KEY PLAN <br />The proposed development would include a total of 31 parking stalls. Based on the <br />applicant's knowledge and evidenced by other similar developments, dedicating five <br />resident parking stalls would be adequate to serve the needs of the residents since very <br />few, if any, residents are expected to have their own cars or drive. Daily parking <br />demand is unknown at this time and would be dependent on the ultimate composition of <br />entities that use the development. However, based on other similar developments, the <br />applicant believes daily demand for property management, caregivers, support staff, <br />residents, and visitors would require approximately 21 parking stalls. Due to the unique <br />nature of the development and the fact very few, if any, residents drive, staff and the <br />Planning Commission believe the proposed on-site 31 parking spaces will be sufficient <br />to accommodate the on-site property management, caregivers, support staff, residents, <br />as well as visitors on a daily basis. <br />Community Building and Amenities <br />The proposed 5,000 -square -foot community building has been designed around an <br />approximately 1,500 -square -foot multi-purpose/dining room which would serve as the <br />main gathering place for residents to eat daily meals and be used for other events such <br />as film screenings, dances, and other gatherings. Adjacent to the multi-purpose room <br />would be a large commercial kitchen. Although all residential units would have full <br />kitchens, the community may include a cafeteria meal plan option providing daily meals <br />prepared in the commercial kitchen. In addition to daily meal preparation for residents, <br />Sunflower Hill is exploring options to create partnerships and vocational collaborations <br />with organizations such as the Pleasanton Unified School District and the City's RADD <br />(Recreation for Adults with Developmental Disabilities) program, which could result in <br />the use of the commercial kitchen facility. As recommended and conditioned, future <br />partnerships and uses involving leasing or renting the community building, which has <br />the potential to increase on-site parking and traffic demands, will require a Conditional <br />Use Permit to analyze the full extent of potential traffic and parking impacts. <br />Page 8 of 10 <br />