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Mikail, director of KindlyTest, advised they are starting a new community-based COVID-19 testing site from February 18 through March 4 at the Alameda County Fairgrounds. He explained the company is a Bay Area medical diagnostics company and has been providing COVID-19 testing services throughout the Tri-Valley. He advised the testing site will not require appointments and all will be welcome regardless of insurance status PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS 14, PUBLIC HEARING —Consider a Planned Unit Development (PUD) Development Plan, vesting tentative subdivision map, and affordable housing agreement for an approximately 112-acre vacant site (APN 949-16-6, adjacent to 1000 Minnie Drive) in the Happy Valley Specific Plan area, allowing for the development of 22 residential units and related improvements, and vacation of a segment of a public road easement"Councilmember Balch recused Staff Recommendations: 1. Find the Initial Study and consistency analysis for the project have determined it is consistent with the HVSP, the RVSP Final Environmental Impact Report FEiR); 2. Find the proposed development is consistent with the General Plan; 3. Find the proposed development is consistent with the HVSP; 4. Introduced and waived first reading of Ordinance 2234 approving applications for Planned Unit Development (PUD) development plan and vesting tentative map for a 25-lot residential project located on a vacant parcel with APN No. 949-16-6, as filed under PUD-138 and Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map 8616; 5. Adopted and waived full reading of Resolution No. 22-1274 approving the Affordable Housing Agreement between the City of Pleasanton and AVS Ranch, LLC., as filed under Case No. PUD-138; 6. Adopted and waived full reading of Resolution No. 22-1275 ordering the vacation of an unused public right-of-way easement northeast of Westbridge Lane Councilmember Balch reported he will recuse from the item per guidance came from the State's Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) as his aunt and uncle, who are an indirect source of income, live adjacent to the property. Director Clark advised the item is to consider a Planned Unit Development (PUD) application for the 22- lot, 112-acre Spotorno Ranch subdivision, along with approval of a vested tentative subdivision map, and affordable housing agreement. Associate Planner Jenny Soo reported the site is a vacant site within the Happy Valley Specific Plan (HVSP) area identified for either PUD, semi-rural residential, agricultural, or open space uses. She reported the HVSP allows for 22 residential lots on the parcel if developed with either a major open space or an agricultural open space easement dedication. She presented a map depicting how the 22 residential units would be confined to 33 acres. Associate Planner Soo reported staff is requesting approval of the PUD for 22 single-family residential lots, each with an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU), with design guidelines for the residences. She advised staff also seeks approval of Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map 8616. She reported the remaining 80 acres would be retained by the Spotorno family for agricultural use. Associate Planner Soo reported the Parks and Recreation Commission reviewed and approved the trail layouts. She advised the Housing Commission was very pleased to see the Affordable Housing Agreement including the project's 22 ADUs. She reported the Planning Commission found the project is consistent with the General Plan, HVSP, and the HSVP's Environmental Impact Report (EIR), satisfies the PUD ordinance and Subdivision Map Act, has design guidelines reflecting the Happy Valley's City Council Minutes Page 4 of 16 February 15. 2022