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• Zoning: The site is zoned PUD -HDR. Development standards for project would be <br />established as part of the PUD development plan. These proposed standards are <br />discussed further in the report. <br />The proposed development would have a density equivalent to nine dwelling units per acre <br />(DUA), which is consistent with the General Plan and DSP allowable density of greater than <br />eight DUA. The Zoning for the property does not currently include established development <br />standards (e.g., setbacks, floor area ratio, parking, etc.), and would be determined as part of <br />this application in accordance with the PUD Chapter of the Pleasanton Municipal Code. <br />Site Design and Development Standards <br />The site plan has been designed so that all of the buildings are located along the west side of <br />the property closest to the two-story townhome development directly to the west. The <br />proposed side and rear yard setbacks will be generally consistent with that of the adjacent <br />townhome development and with the DSP Design and Beautification policy to "protect the <br />established size and spacing of buildings in residential neighborhoods by avoiding excessive <br />lot coverage and maintaining appropriate separations between buildings." Staff has included a <br />project comparison chart in Exhibit D showing the proposed development standards are <br />generally consistent with other adjacent and/or recently approved projects within the general <br />area of the DSP. <br />In general, the homes will maintain the following development standards as shown in Figure 4 <br />and Table 1, with Figure 4 illustrating the application of various setbacks for each home. The <br />proposed PUD would not permit future additions or expansions to the existing homes or <br />garages due to the limited lot sizes and setbacks. Site development standards have also been <br />created to establish setbacks, height limits, and other regulations for accessory structures such <br />as decks, patio covers, sheds, etc. (please see Exhibit A). <br />Figure 4: Setbacks <br />C R aBr <br />.q +�nw. <br />r�o.rr aa, <br />re <br />R9 an rt M.+ <br />p nut a �w <br />� . . <br />n na a ier <br />O��fr <br />r� nom. <br />`� � i <br />.ii''""" ' ,. � .. <br />_JI <br />F�yR nr�ir � w..'! '� <br />i' � a� � a _ <br />SAY -._..i-.. �'��. �atr. ...r• <br />7S ..w�... ®sir.... ws.n <br />R J ��1 nn� MI nl � Iup R:'+Ca F a• tMt Mf <br />y r..Sr aeot � � as wr ,� raw �- <br />.aawtr.a .. aan �..u.�.an rt�nn.ar r i,.: <br />.ner urr aw <br />_.i . � �•� <br />M .. .t .... � r... ,� <br />r n�[ ..�sw r.- s. • •,, <br />Y ��� <br />1 � <br />�> tiM.': �.... <br />.z. *�`' <br />me ys <br />a. <br />a.n «. <br />a�.as w w on:.s _ <br />www�� <br />wwr <br />rw�•�war wr �r... <br />w�rrr i <br />,.. i J <br />❑Front Yard ❑ Side Ya; _ ❑ Rear Yarc <br />it <br />- �� � <br />E _ <br />PUD -133, 3987 Stanley Boulevard Planning Commission <br />5of12 <br />