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A show of hands indicated that the whole audience (approximately 25) was in favor of this application. PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED Commissioner Hovingh noted that the presumption that only children bicycle is wrong, several adults bicycle and the bike rack is needed. A motion was made by C(lmmi...~ioner Hovingh, seconded by Commi~ioner McGuirk, making the conditional use permit fmdings listed in the staff report and approving Case UP-9S-01 subject to the conditions of approval listed in Exhibit B. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: Commissioner Barker, Hovingh, Lutz, McGuirk, and Chairman Wright NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Resolution PC-9S-11 was entered adopting Case Up-95-01, as motioned. g. PUD-93-2-1M. Rubv Hill Development .Toint Venture. L.P. Application for a major modification to an approved PUD development plan for Ruby Hill development to allow revisions to the approved land plan. The areas affected by the proposed revisions include residential pods N, Q, and U located in the center of the back nine loop and generally consisting of 1/2-acre custom homesites; Pods E and J which are production homesites located on West Ruby Hill Drive to the east and west of the tennis/swim center and across from the golf clubhouse; and Pod W which consists of 3/4 to l-acre+ custom homesites located adjacent to the salamander habitat area at the southernmost end of the project. The Ruby Hill development is bounded generally by East Vineyard Avenue on the north and northeast and Vallecitos Road on the south and southeast. Zoning for the property is PUD-A/OS/LDR (Planned Unit Development- Agricultural/Open Space/Low Density Residential) District. Ms. Watt presented the staff report on the major modification requested by Ruby Hill Development Joint Venture to revise the development plan for Ruby Hill Phase II. The modification involves changes in the grading plan and circulation pattern. Areas of change are Pods E, J, and K across from the golf clubhouse. The revisions help to better align the lots to the natural topography and to provide a better relation to the tennis and swim areas. Major changes in Pods N, Q, and U (the center area of Ruby Hill) involve adding open areas between lots and changes in the circulation patterns. They changed windy streets to one loop streets and cul-de-sacs. The open space provides better views to the golf course area, and it also provides a pedestrian trail amenity, as well as accommodates elevation changes in topography. Planning Commission Minutes Page 8 February 8, 1995