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Resolution No. PC 97-08 was entered finding that the reservation for future acquisition of the 4.8-acre parcel for the expansion of the City's Operation Service Center is in the public interest, as motioned. Commissioner Wright motioned, seconded by Commissioner Lutz, recommending approval of Case PUD-96-10 for PUD prezoning and development plan approval, subject to the conditions listed in Exhibit B, with the following modification: Condition 7: Change 15% to 20%. Include the option for 14 lots for the OSC expansion area as presented by Ponderosa in the event the option is not exercised by the City. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Commissioners Cooper, Dove, Lutz, and Wright Chair Barker None None Resolution No. PC 97-09 was entered approving Case PUD-96-10 for PUD prezoning and development plan approval, as motioned. d. PUD-96-19. Earlv Learninl! Institute Request for a Planned Unit Development Rezoning from the PUD (Planned Unit Development) _ MDR (Medium Density Residential) to the PUD (Planned Unit Development) _ P/I ~ (Public/Institutional) District and Development Plan approval to allow the construction and operation of a private elementary and middle school for up to 400 children, consisting of three buildings -- 11,064 sq. ft., 8,692 sq. ft., and 16,800 sq. ft. in size, on a 3.51-acre site located on the northerly side of Stoneridge Drive between Stone Pointe Way and the Zone 7 pump station site. The present zoning for the subject property is PUD (Planned Unit Development) _ - MDR and P/I (Medium Density Residential and Public/Institutional) District. The Planning Commission will also consider the Negative Declaration prepared for this project. Marion Pavan presented the staff report on the application for a PUD rezoning and development plan approval to construct and operate a private school for approximately 400 students (grades 1 through 8). The property has been designated by both the original Stoneridge Drive Specific Plan and the PUD for Public/Institutional uses. The uses were kept very general, deferring a final decision to whenever a proposal came in. The project would consist of four buildings, phased in over three phases. Phase III would be completed in 2003. Point of access is being considered off of Stone Pointe Way. The original PUD permitted access from Stone Point Way as well as right-turn access onto Stoneridge. There has been considerable public input on this project. There were two meetings (one by the City and one by ED). The summary of the public comments is: 400 students are too many students for this site and location, access off Stone Point Way is dangerous and should be off Stoneridge Drive; neighborhood children walking to the Mohr A venue school will have to walk across the proposed ~ driveway; ED school children will be able to loiter in the neighborhood. Planning Commission Minutes Page 16 January 22, 1997