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convenience store and two calls at the fuel station. The Police Department has reviewed the data with staff and indicated that the incidents associated with the site are primarily a function of the location of the site (along major streets and intersections) rather than the uses on the site. The Police Department further indicated that the data revealed no significant issues or concerns related to the presence of the convenience store. Furthermore, the Police Department finds no reason to believe the 810-square-foot larger convenience store at the subject site will produce any significant difference in the Calls for Service. The Calls for Service data is attached to the report as Exhibit E. Architecture and Design While staff has been supportive of the general design of the structures, staff recommended the following changes at the work session: • Add stone wainscoting to all elevations of the 7-Eleven and carwash buildings; and • Install painted metal trellises on the east (Hopyard Road) elevation of the carwash building to enhance the otherwise blank walls lacking articulation. The applicant considered comments from both the Planning Commission and staff and revised the elevations by adding stone veneer wainscoting to all elevations of the convenience store and carwash building, and metal trellises to the east elevation of the carwash building. The applicant also changed the proposed roof material for all of the structures. The applicant originally proposed a composition shingle material at the work session. The revised material is a faux tile product made of polypropylene (plastic). Staff is concerned with the aesthetics of this material and believes that a composition shingle or regular concrete tile roof material should be used instead of the faux tile. A condition of approval requires the applicant to use a composition or regular tile roof, subject to the review and approval by the Director of Community Development. Site Layout and Development Standards PUD zoning allows flexibility in the development standards for a project and allows the applicant to propose project-specific development standards, including building setbacks, building height, etc. Table 1 compares the setbacks, floor area, floor area ratio, and building height of the existing and proposed structures. The table also includes the development standards of the C-N District as reference. PUD-134/P18-0332/P18-0334 Planning Commission Page 17 of 24 ing condition. Therefore, staff believes having the proposed uses on one site is supportable. However, if the sale of alcohol from the convenience store were to become problematic, the Director of Community Development can refer the Conditional Use Permit to the Planning Commission for subsequent review at a public hearing. Staff has added conditions to the Conditional Use Permit addressing the sale of beer and wine from the convenience market (e.g., conformance to State law regarding alcohol sales hours and training for the convenience store operators in dealing with inebriated drivers). The applicant concurs with these requirements. Police Calls for Service Staff requested Calls for Service data1'1 from the Pleasanton Police Department between 2015 and 2018 at the project site. The data included a variety of reported incidents. The data showed a total of four service calls related to "robbery" over a four-year span at the existing [1] Calls for Service is a phone call log listing the number of calls that the Police Department receives. The nearest site address may be used to identify the location, which may not be the actual location of the reported incident. PUD-134/P18-0332/P18-0334 Planning Commission Page 16 of 24