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<br />Planning Commission Minutes Page 4 of 5 July 27, 2022 <br /> <br />Commissioner Morgan indicated support for roll in showers as a mandatory requirement. He <br />stated he was inclined to make roll in showers mandatory option al. He expressed concern with <br />requiring increased hallway width and door openings. He suggested obtaining input from <br />developers prior to adoption. <br /> <br />In response to Commissioner Allen, Mr. Queirolo discussed the challenges with features <br />mandatory to offer, if those needed to take place prior to installation of the foundation. Planning <br />Manager Dennis referenced recent developments in which modifications were made based on <br />timing and phasing. She discussed hallway widths and door openings and modifications to plans <br />to fit Pleasanton expectations. <br /> <br />Commissioner Morgan stated he was comfortable with 36-inch hallways and 32-inch doorways <br />but did not want to create a different standard for only some units. He stated he was inclined to <br />make it optional without developer input. <br /> <br />Commissioner Allen concurred that the matter should be vetted prior to going to Council. Ms. <br />Clark explained that the proposed 44-inch hallway was only applicable to larger multi-family <br />projects, and part of the negotiated condition of approval. She discussed the ability to encourage <br />such standards during the review process to allow for designs to reflect. <br /> <br />Commissioner Morgan concurred that there should be one standard for certain types of <br />development <br /> <br />Chair Pace stated uniformity and consistency was important for developers coming to <br />Pleasanton. He discussed efforts to increase housing in the community and that adding more <br />burden would make it harder on the City. He stated he was inclined to reduce burdens and <br />expressed concern about potential litigation. He also expressed concern with the safety of the <br />elderly and non-ambulatory population. He expressed appreciation to staff for its work. <br /> <br />The Commission discussed hallway and doorway widths. <br /> <br />Chair Pace moved to adopt a resolution recommending approval to the City Council with <br />staff recommendations and the following amendments: <br /> <br />Modifying the Conditions of Approval for multi-family to require 10% accessible with 5% shower <br />and 5% either shower or bathtub; and 36-inch minimum width hallways; <br /> <br />Modifying the checklist as follows: to make accessible bathtub – mandatory to offer; Roll in <br />shower – mandatory to offer; and Grab bars – mandatory to offer. <br /> <br />Commissioner Gaidos seconded the motion. <br /> <br />VOTE: <br />AYES: Commissioners Allen, Gaidos, Morgan, Nibert, and Pace <br />NOES: None <br />ABSENT: Commissioner Brown <br />ABSTAIN: None <br />
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