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could approve whatever is needed. Unfortunately, this cannot be done because tanker trucks <br /> cannot enter and exit; he thinks 35 feet would be adequate. <br /> Mr. Beaudin said ultimately it is up to the Commission to determine the width of the driveway <br /> and in creating a pedestrian- and bike-friendly environment. The goal is to create the <br /> environment to balance multi-modal transportation and slowing traffic down. In comparison to a <br /> standard driveway, this is more than adequate to enter/exit a commercial location. <br /> Chair Allen took a straw poll. <br /> Commissioner Balch said staff has made a great argument and could leave it at 35 feet. <br /> Chair Allen said 35 feet would be her preference and 45 feet would be her added 'side <br /> number.' <br /> Commissioner O'Connor said he would accept 40 feet but was also agreeable with 35 feet. <br /> Commissioner Brown said he would agree with Chair Allen and said his preference is 35 feet <br /> but could stretch to 40 feet. He would not vote the project down either way. He said he liked <br /> the suggestion of grouping the vacuuming, water and air services further back in the carwash. <br /> He referred to the landscaping area on the south side by the carwash and asked if there was <br /> any interest to squeeze another parking space in the corner. <br /> Commissioner Balch said this is bio-retention. He said now that they are doing the turnout at <br /> the carwash and the stop sign, it creates a voided area at that corner and theoretically a <br /> parking space might fit right at that corner, but this would be up to staff. <br /> Discussion Point No. 4: Is the proposed building design acceptable? <br /> Commissioner Balch referred to Commissioner Ritter's point about the stone walkway, his only <br /> comment or question was why the sidewalk was ending at the back part of the base. He <br /> suggested ending it at the front face and adding four more steppingstones, which would further <br /> denote this was not a direction of travel and would push it off to the street. His other comment <br /> was regarding the West Las Positas Boulevard side at the carwash exit, there was potential for <br /> a parking space to fit because the design is to create a circular bit and stop sign, but this is for <br /> the applicant to work out the details. <br /> Commissioners Ritter and Brown stated the building design is acceptable. <br /> Commissioner O'Connor wants to ensure they are not wasting money on sides of the building <br /> that are not seen. <br /> Commissioner Balch agrees that it is the southern side facing the church, the storefront side <br /> facing the parking lot and not the west side facing the back nor the west side on the carwash. <br /> All Commissioners concurred with the three-sided architecture as stated above. <br /> Commissioner Balch asked about the trash enclosure. Commissioner O'Connor said they are <br /> designed very nice these days, and Commissioner Balch suggested it blend in. <br /> Excerpt: Planning Commission Minutes, April 10, 2019 Page 10 of 12 <br />explained higher speed movements are seen at the 40-foot <br /> than at the 35-foot. The Santa Rita Road location is a narrow driveway, and one thing that <br /> does not ring true to him is that when leaving Hopyard Road drivers are going into the free <br /> right turn lane and the only collision risk is people trying to get into the northern-most driveway. <br /> When the application came forward, his first thought was to close that driveway and then he <br /> Excerpt: Planning Commission Minutes, April 10, 2019 Page 9 of 12 <br />give up the foot for a fence. <br /> Commissioner O'Connor said he has properties where he has grass, landscaping and hedges <br /> and paths are created right through them, as people will create their own pathway regardless <br /> of a path, hedge or fence. 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