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General discussion ensued on the topic of CC&Rs, their restrictions, and an ROA' s ability to enforce such restrictions. Mr. Krah stated they try to regulate only those items visible from the street. d. PUD-80-2-14D. Parkwav Prooerties Application for design review approval to allow construction of two three-story office buildings totaling 220,000 square feet in the Bernal Corporate Park at 6776 Koll Center Parkway. Zoning for the property PUD (Planned Unit Development) - I/C-O (Industrial/Commercial- Office) District. Continued to April 9, 1997. e. PUD-89-17-3M. Oak Tree Farm Application for a major modification to an approved PUD to modify the approved design guidelines for Oak Tree Farm (Phase 2) and to subdivide one of the approved lots into two lots located generally on the west side of Foothill Road, south of Oak Tree Farm Drive. Zoning for the property is PUD (Planned Unit Development) RDR/LDR (Rural Density Residential/Low Density Residential) District. Continued indefinitely. f. Z-97-050. Citv of Pleasanton Application for design review approval to install an approximately 2,900 square foot office modular adjacent to the existing City Hall building located at 200 Old Bernal A venue. Zoning for the property is P (Public & Institutional), Downtown Revitalization, Civic Overlay District. Continued to April 9, 1997. 7. MATTERS INITIATED BY COMMISSION MEMBERS Commissioner Dove shared with the Commission pertinent information about mobile home parks. When a number of parks were put in 25-35 years ago, it was in some ways "land banking," in that they would operate for 25 years and would then be removed to put in homes, condominiums, etc. There is now legislation to prevent mobile home landlords from evicting all the tenants. He has learned that if an RV is in a park for longer than nine months, it is considered a mobile home and has all the protections afforded a mobile home. If a person were wanting to convert the park to another use (homes, etc.), they would try to remove all the mobile homes and convert all the mobile home spaces to RV spaces. Further, when the RVs have to vacate every six months, the landlord is under no obligation to let them return. Essentially, over a six-month period, all the RVs could be eliminated. In the case on the agenda, the number of mobile home spaces has been drastically reduced, and City staff are trying to understand what is happening and what can be done to reverse the situation. Commissioner Cooper reported on the Affordable Housing Commission meeting. There was some discussion about the Affordable Housing Commission's concerns that the Planning Commission had not fully heard their concerns on Staples Ranch and never saw the details on their resolution. They are interested in having a liaison on the Planning Commission. Page 6 March 26, 1997 Planning Commission Minutes