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CITY CLERK
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RESOLUTIONS
DOCUMENT DATE
7/22/1992
DOCUMENT NO
PC-92-66
DOCUMENT NAME
PUD-91-13
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122 SF HOMES/18-HOLE GOLF COURSE
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<br />impacts would be reduced in proportion to the reduced number of lots. Overall visual impacts <br />would be reduced, although isolated impacts could increase in specific locations. Impacts on <br />public services and facilities generally would be reduced in proportion to the reduced number of <br />lots. Geotechnical impacts would be similar to the proposed project. <br /> <br />Findin!!: infeasible. The Mitigated Site Plan Alternative is found to be infeasible for the <br />following reasons. <br /> <br />1. It is in the City's interest to provide an additional golf course in this locations. <br />There is a demonstrated demand for this additional golf course, as documented on <br />page 7-15 of the FEIR. The FEIR notes that there are not enough public or private <br />golf courses to satisfy the demand of the golfers in the area. FEIR page 7-15. <br /> <br />2. It is likely that an additional pump station would be required to serve the upper 16 <br />lot area in the Mitigated Site Plan Alternative. This would require additional <br />energy use. FEIR pages RC-55, RC-56. <br /> <br />3. Retaining walls would be used to minimize grading, with extra associated costs and <br />visual impacts. FEIR pages RC-55, RC-56. <br /> <br />REDUCED DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE. The purpose of this alternative would be to <br />reduce most site-related impacts by eliminating development in most areas of environmental <br />constraints. This alternative would include about 20 custom homesites. No golf course would be <br />included. Impacts generally would be reduced in relation to the proposed project. FEIR page <br />11-4. <br /> <br />Finding: infeasible. The Cluster Development Alternative is found to be infeasible. It is <br />in the City's interest to provide an additional golf course in this location. There is a <br />demonstrated demand for this additional golf course, as documented on page 7-15 of the <br />FEIR. The FEIR notes that there are not enough public or private golf courses to satisfy <br />the demand of the golfers in the area. FEIR page 7-15. In addition, the reduction in the <br />number of units could seriously jeopardize the economic viability of the project, due to <br />the high cost of infrastructure extension and grading on this site. <br /> <br />CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE. This alternative would provide about 98 to 122 <br />townhouse units clustered in the northern part of the site. Impacts generally would be reduced in <br />relation to the proposed project. FEIR page 11-5. <br /> <br />Finding: infeasible. The Cluster Development Alternative is found to be infeasible. Most <br />of this site is designated for rural residential density in the General Plan, as described on <br />page 3-3 and Figure 3-2 of the FEIR. The General Plan states that this area is suitable for <br />clustering of large lot, custom homes suitable for the terrain. This alternative would not <br />consist oflarge lot single family homes. Also, there is an unproven demand for townhouse <br />units in this relatively remote area.; and this alternative would not meet the applicant's <br />objectives. <br /> <br />20 <br /> <br />II I I . <br />
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