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Commissioner Balch said he was comfortable with where the staging area is proposed, <br /> provided EBRPD indicated there were opportunities to mitigate the fact that it is not on Dublin <br /> Canyon Road. He would also look for an agreement to be reached for electricity and other <br /> things mentioned. <br /> Commissioner Ritter agreed and suggested moving it back a little so it would not be a visual <br /> impact from the higher homes looking down. He also suggested it be smaller with fewer cars <br /> than what is proposed and closer to the road. <br /> Commissioner Brown asked if moving it back would visually make it better or worse, stating it <br /> might create an eyesore and emphasized he would like to respect the Lester family's privacy. <br /> Commissioner Balch said the point is the Lester family wants to keep Parcel C and their <br /> houses where they're currently located with a reasonable separation for privacy. Also, by <br /> making it smaller, it would likely make it more accommodating to them. <br /> Chair Allen asked to what degree are the grading and environmental impacts reduced for the <br /> current proposal by locating the staging area closer to Dublin Canyon Road. <br /> Mr. Beaudin said he was unsure at this time. The goal was to keep the staging area in areas <br /> not 25 percent sloped to the extent feasible, and the environmental impact will be associated <br /> with the road itself. <br /> Chair Allen said in reflecting on why this project has been brought before the Commission in <br /> these early stages is because the City Council expressed there was a significant amenity <br /> associated with this project, in opening the ridge. Had that amenity not been defined, the <br /> Commission would not be discussing this project at this time, as this was the driving force. She <br /> expressed the greatest value is in thinking about the location of the staging area and the <br /> comments from the EBRPD. She appreciates the homeowner's comments but if the project is <br /> approved with 32 homes, the homeowners will receive a huge benefit if the project is <br /> approved, as it's been proposed. She would like the staging area to be closer to Dublin <br /> Canyon Road; she was open to the earlier mentioned proposal of the staging area being <br /> located in an intermediate area between where it is proposed and the road, if this intermediate <br /> area is found to be acceptable and a benefit to all. She was not open to the staging area being <br /> at the end but would like to hear from EBRPD about security and other concerns, given it could <br /> be an after-party location if it was in a hidden-away place. <br /> Commissioner Balch said he was supportive of where the staging area is currently located, <br /> with the intermediary area being a benefit. <br /> Commissioner Brown said he would prefer it move closer to Dublin Canyon Road, which is the <br /> intermediary area, as his first choice. <br /> Commissioner O'Connor said his preference would be the intermediary area. He also pointed <br /> out that there was another area halfway back that is not a 25 percent slope that might work. <br /> But, if the intermediary area did not work, he could support where the staging area is <br /> proposed. He noted cameras could be installed to monitor activity, therefore, having the <br /> staging area closer to Dublin Canyon Road would be better. <br /> Planning Commission Minutes Page 18 of 22 March 27, 2019 <br />d. <br /> Ms. Amos said those other proposals did not include the Shriner family's property and the <br /> access required constructing a bridge over the creek. <br /> Planning Commission Minutes Page 16 of 22 March 27, 2019 <br />