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Commissioner Maas asked what the material for the front door would be. Mr. Adams replied that he had not decided yet but that it would probably be glass. He then handed a revised color board to the Commission for its consideration. Chairperson Roberts expressed concern about the glare from the roof and emphasized that the roof would have to be matte. Mr. Adams stated that it would not be a problem. Kevin Close, 871 Sycamore Road, commented that the access to the Golf Course right now is temporary. He inquired where exactly the emergency vehicle access (EVA) would end with the cul-de-sac once the Bypass Road is built. He noted that the road is supposed to be blocked off of Alisal Street. He also asked for clarification if there would be a signage at the end of the Golf Course that the road is a temporary access and would be closed down once the Bypass Road is built. Ms. Nerland replied that Phil Grubstick, City Engineer, would be able to answer Mr. Close's questions when he arrives shortly. Vanessa Kawaihau, 871 Sycamore Road, commented that she liked some of the changes the applicant did to the design, such as removing the door between two garages. She stated that the location of the entry way was confusing but that the palm tree-lined driveway directs one to it. She added that the trees in the landscaping plan softens the overall plan and that 87 trees is a lot, noting that she does not have one tree per 1,000 square feet as she has an open back area for her animals. She inquired if the Adams family would be able to access the reclaimed water when it becomes available when Happy Valley is piped for future reclaimed water for the Golf Course, as this goes well with agricultural use as well as the Golf Course. She noted that she did not see any requirement for the applicant to put pipes in now for when the reclaimed water becomes available. She stated that the design resembles a factory, a dock house, or a mill, depending on where one grew up; otherwise, the materials are rural, and the palm tree-lined driveway would be striking and geometric when viewed with the Golf Course. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. Chairperson Roberts inquired if any condition was necessary for access to this road. Ms. Eisenwinter replied that it was not necessary as this is a design review proposal. Chairperson Roberts stated that she did not notice any mention of vineyards in the Happy Valley Specific Plan and noted that the Vineyard Avenue Specific Plan requires the use of well water and not City water for the vineyards. She asked if this were the case. Ms. Eisenwinter confirmed that there is no mention of them in the guidelines. Commissioner Roberts asked if there was a well on the property. Mr. Adams said there was none. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES April 14, 2004 rage ~ of i i