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PUBLIC NOTICE <br /> Notice of this workshop was sent to all property owners and tenants/occupants within <br /> 1,000 feet of the site as shown in Exhibit C. At the time of report publication, Staff received no <br /> comments or concerns. Any public comments received after publication of this report will be <br /> forwarded to the Commission. <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT <br /> Since the Planning Commission will take no formal action on the project at the work session, <br /> no environmental document accompanies this work session report. Environmental <br /> documentation will be provided in conjunction with the Planning Commission's formal review of <br /> the PUD application. <br /> Primary Authors: Jennifer Hagen, Associate Planner, 925-931-5607 orjhagen(c�cityofpleasantonca.gov. <br /> Reviewed/Approved By: <br /> Steve Otto, Senior Planner <br /> Gerry Beaudin, Director of Community Development <br /> PUD-133, 3987 Stanley Boulevard Planning Commission <br /> 11 of 11 <br />the width of both the proposed landscape strip along the east property <br /> line and the pedestrian walkway and initially requested that each be increased to five-feet in <br /> width. However, staff believes that appropriate tree species can be chosen to be planted within <br /> a four-foot wide landscape planter that would allow for sufficient room for the trees to grow in a <br /> healthy manner. In addition, staff believes that due to the size of the project and the limited <br /> access to only three homes, a four-foot pedestrian sidewalk as proposed would be appropriate <br /> and will meet the minimum dimension per the Building Code. In general, staff is supportive of <br /> the proposed setbacks and layout. Staff would like the Planning Commission's input on the <br /> sidewalk and planter widths as well as the rest of the proposed site layout, design, and access. <br /> Discussion Point #1 <br /> 1. Are the overall site plan, landscaping, parking, and access/circulation acceptable? <br /> Building Design, Colors, and Materials <br /> The proposed building architecture and design are intended to reflect a Craftsman style which <br /> is one of the acceptable architectural styles listed in the DSP and Downtown Design <br /> Guidelines. The architecture provides a quality design with simple detailing throughout the <br /> development. The applicant has been responsive to staff recommendations to add additional <br /> articulation throughout the project and has integrated recommendations into the project design <br /> to include usable porches and reduced second story massing. However, the applicant does not <br /> wish to locate the front door on the Stanley Boulevard elevation of Lot 1 as requested by staff <br /> to help emphasize that the front of the house is facing Stanley Boulevard. Staff is requesting <br /> the Planning Commission's feedback on the Stanley Boulevard elevation of the home on Lot 1 <br /> and all building, design, colors, and materials. <br /> Discussion Point #2 <br /> 2. Does the Planning Commission support the proposed building positioning, massing and <br /> home designs including architecture, colors, and materials? <br /> Conclusion Discussion Point#3 <br /> 3. What other information would assist the Commission in its decision on the proposal? Do <br /> you have any other comments on the project? <br /> PUD-133, 3987 Stanley Boulevard Planning Commission <br /> 10 of 11 <br />ct application <br /> is formally presented to the Planning Commission. The first two questions below are topical <br /> PUD-133, 3987 Stanley Boulevard Planning Commission <br /> 9 of 11 <br />