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Commissioner Fox would like to see an azchitecture style other than Spanish or Mission, perhaps aVictorian-style or country-style design, such as the yellow house across the street. Chairperson Roberts noted that she did not care for the design of the yellow house. Commissioner Sullivan did not believe the large focal windows on the second floor were in character with Mission Revival. Chairperson Roberts suggested breaking up the windows with wooden cross-hatching. She added that bougainvilleas would be a good choice for the building and requested that the pomegranate trees be retained. Commissioner Sullivan did not believe that illuminated signs would be appropriate for this building. He suggested a sign like the one on the side of Towne Center Books. Commissioner Arkin noted that he would like to see a signage plan. Chairperson Roberts believed that aone-story design would work better. Commissioner Fox suggested a partial story similar to that at 325 Ray Street in order to _ reduce the square footage. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Sullivan whether the Commission had discretion in identifying the building use for retail or commercial, Ms. Kline replied that the Commission did not have that discretion. Chairperson Roberts noted that the Commission would like to reduce the square footage of the building urd to have the design peer reviewed by Larry Cannon. The Spanish Revival architecture was generally acceptable to the Commission, and more information was required about the Downtown pazking situation. e. PUD-37, Ron Winter Application for PUD development plan approval for the construction of four single-family residences and three apartment units at 520 St. John Street. Zoning for the property is RM-15 (Multiple-Family Residential) District. Also consider the Negative Declaration for the project. This item was continued to the December 8, 2004 Planning Commission meeting. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, October 13, 2004 Page 12 of 15