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Cha ir Pace asked about State mandated laws regarding renewable energy. Ms . Clark stated the City <br />could go beyond State laws but there was a potential risk to increase construction costs . <br />Commissioner Jain asked about the sections on bedroom and affordability mix, rental units in particular. <br />Ms . Clark explained that both standards needed to be met. Commissioner Jain expressed concern with <br />development of only affordable studio and one-bedroom units . Ms. Clark stated she understood the <br />concern that a developer might designate smaller units at the deepest level of affordability . She <br />expressed hesitation with limiting affordability and bedroom size simultaneously, due to complexity and <br />potential unintended consequences . <br />A speaker card was submitted , and comment was received from the following member of the public : <br />Joe Chillinsky stated HCD was pushing away from the PUD process toward objective design standards . <br />He expressed concern with housing project sites that abut residential neighborhoods and urged the <br />Commission to protect existing neighborhoods by adopting Section 89 of Exhibit A regarding <br />compatibility with surrounding developments . He expressed the need to fit the current neighborhood <br />character. <br />Commissioner Nibert concurred with the need to maintain community character. <br />Commissioner Morgan suggested increasing the percentage of allowable smaller units . Ms . Clark noted <br />the 10% three-bedroom requ irement was based on a settlement agreement from the 4 th cycle Housing <br />Element to ensure affordable family units were built. <br />Vice Chair Gaidos commended staff on the well-thought-out standards . He stated he would have liked <br />to hear from developers but supported the draft standards . <br />Commissioner Jain echoed comments by Vice Chair Gaidos. <br />Ms . Clark acknowledged the consulting team . <br />Chair Pace stated it was important to find the right balance between loss of local control and learning <br />from past lessons . He suggested the need for design standards to retaining the existing character of <br />Pleasanton . <br />MATTERS FOR COMMISSION'S REVIEW/ACTION/INFORMATION <br />5. Reports from Meetings Attended (e.g., Committee, Task Force, etc.) <br />Commissioner Jain stated he attended the public workshop for the Stoneridge Mall Development and <br />League of Californ ia Cities Conference . <br />Commissioner Mohan discussed his attendance at the League of California Cities Conference . <br />Vice Chair Gaidos stated he attended the Stoneridge Mall Workshop. He provided a brief overview of <br />the item discussed during the Heritage Tree Board Meeting of December 14 , 2022. <br />Comm issioner Morgan stated he also attended the Stoneridge Mall Workshop and Heritage Tree Board <br />Meeting . <br />Commissioner N ibert discussed his attendance at a training class on housing production strategies and <br />tools by the Alameda County Collaborative and Stoneridge Mall Framework Meeting via zoom . <br />Planning Commission Minutes Page 6 of 8 December 14 , 2022
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