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Commissioner Michelotti asked staff whether they have a color p et at this time. Mr. Swift replied a color pallet was not available at this time and indicated is was not further discussed with the applicant. Discussion ensued between Chairman Mahem, Commissioner Hov gh, and Mr. Swift as to the guidelines for Golden Eagle Farms development. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED. Douglas Brobst, 1709 Magnolia Circle, represented the applicatio and stated that he agrees with the staff report and conditions of approval. He said they s ed working on their houseplans in February 1991 and have worked closely with staff d the developer in regard to the design guidelines for Golden Eagle Farms. He noted that s f has frequently told him that his house is a good example for other homes in the Golden gle development. In regard to Condition 5.g., Mr. Brobst said that the architect has' additional trees would be too crowded. The applicant would like tree or two, but is willing to work with staff on this matter. dicated that five reduce this amount by a In regard to Condition 11, Mr. Brobst pointed out that this was th Design Review Board's condition. He was opposed to this and felt that the landscape plan had been dragged out enough. Mr. Swift noted that staff is in agreement with the applicant, and at probably five trees might be too much considering the space. He suggested that this be worked out between staff and the applicant. He does not feel it is necessary for a Ian scape plan to be submitted prior to issuance of a building permit. He felt that Condition 11 uld be eliminated. Commissioner Michelotti quizzed the applicant in regard to any e isting trees on the site. Mr. Brobst said that at the present time there are no trees on the I t. Chairman Mahem asked the applicant about the color of the hou . Mr. Brobst said that according to the guidelines gray is the preferred color. However, he, along with the Design Review Board, does not favor gray. They do agree to go along th a color that is compatible. Robert Ancilla, architect for the project, discussed the height of Commissioner Michelotti. He indicated that the house would be omewhat visible from I- 680, but not obtrusively so. He further showed on the drawing h w it would appear to be more of a cascading roofline. He read from the Golden Eagle F Guidelines which indicated that the house design was in that range. He also stated e was under the impression that staff favored the design and felt the size was acce table. Minutes Planning Commission January 8, 1992 Page 9