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board for the final Commission meeting as well as conditions of approval that require the final colors painted on site to be reviewed and approved by the staff at the time of construction. Commissioner Brown referenced the driveway orientation and asked if it was to preserve the Valley Oak tree. He then inquired about Lot 1 not conforming to the design guidelines for the downtown. Ms. Hagen responded that it was important to retain the Valley Oak tree. Also, staff would prefer a wrap-around porch on Lot 1 for a better-defined elevation. Staff and the design guidelines encourage the home and front door to face the street and look more like a front facing home, and staff is looking to the Commission for comment. Commissioner Pace asked what the purpose was for orienting the front door to face Stanley Boulevard. Mr. Beaudin responded that per the City's design guidelines, the front door should be oriented towards the street or public right-of-way to denote the front of the house. Commissioner Pace inquired about the front door on the townhomes and asked whether they face the street or the courtyard. Ms. Hagen responded that since the townhomes were not a detached single-family home product, but are three to four unit attached townhomes, she did not believe they face the front. In addition, the townhomes are set back further at 25 feet from the street versus 18 feet as with this project, and they all face the interior courtyard. Mr. Beaudin added that it is site specific and he thinks the grade changes and orientation of the building offer flexibility. Commissioner Ritter inquired whether the City has a color palette as a standard. Ms. Hagen responded no; the City does not. Commissioner Ritter asked if the City has a definition of massing. Ms. Hagen said the City does not point to direct numbers and instead uses the design guidelines as a standard, along with architectural principles and review by the Planning Commission. Commissioner Ritter referenced the Ponderosa Homes development and Irby Ranch development and inquired whether staff was using anything outside of those standards for this plan. Ms. Hagen responded that staff looked at the Ponderosa Homes development and determined the project has consistent setbacks to this project, but the City does not currently have specific requirements and are seeking direction from the Commission. Commissioner Brown asked and confirmed with Ms. Hagen there is no Homeowners Association (HOA) for this project. Planning Commission Minutes Page 3 of 7 June 12, 2019 proval to construct an approximately 4,300-square-foot, single-story residence with an approximately 825-square-foot attached garage at 6 Winding Oaks Drive. Zoning is Planned Unit Development— Hillside Residential/Open Space (PUD-HR/OS) District. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 3. Public Comment from the audience regarding items not listed on the agenda — Speakers are encouraged to limit comments to 3 minutes.