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~ 1D i Application for PUD development plan approval for an appro office building to be constructed on an approximately 1.13 ac Pleasanton Avenue. Zoning for the property is PUD (planned Office District. tely 20,110 sq. ft. site located at 4900 nit Development) - Application continued to March 25, 1992. PUD-91-19. Fred Hemnv Application for a PUD development plan approval to construct one single-family home on an approximately 1.25 acre portion of an approximately 2. acre site located at 5226 Foothill Road. Zoning for the property is PUD (planned nit Development) - Low Density Residential District. Application continued to March 25, 1992. PUD-89-17. Oak Tree Farm/Currin Construction Referral from the City Conncil of an application for planned u . development approval to permit the construction of 54 single-family custom homes in addition to the existing home on an approximately 91 acre site located on the west si of Foothill Road, south of Castlewood Country Club at 8015 Foothill Road. Zoning fo the property is PUD (Planned Unit Development) - Rural Density Residential/Low ensity Residential District. ~ Mr. Swift presented the staff report recommending approval of C PUD-89-17 subject to the conditions of the staff report. Renderings of the project were resented for review. Mr. Swift suggested the Commission closely review the design in reg d to the Overlay District. Commissioner Hovingh abstained from the discussion because he as absent when the case was previously presented. Commissioner Wright took his positio THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED. Jack Smith, attorney, 23320 Foothill Blvd., Hayward, represented th~ application. He stated that he is requesting approval for 54 lots along with the existing h me. He noted that several letters have been written in support of the plan and felt that peopl are now satisfied with the project. In response to Commissioner Wright's question, Mr. Smith said h does concur with staff conditions. Mr. Swift noted that maintenance will be handled by a lighting di 'ct rather than a homeowners association. He also noted that it is 99.9 percent su that infrastructure will be available at the time of construction. ~ Jerry Dommer, architect, 256 Sutter Street, San Francisco, also r resented the application. He pointed out the various changes that the application has gone rough, noting the Minute. Plannina Commiyion March 11, 1992 Faac 18