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<br />,- <br /> <br />Discussion ensued regarding an open space management program or the hillside open space <br />area. Mr. Swift noted that this is contained in Condition 12; how ver, the staff report <br />should be amended to say that the maintenance program shall be ministered by a Lighting <br />District, not homeowners' association. He further commented tha staff is somewhat <br />confused by a comment made by Mr. Dommer that the homeown rs of the subdivision would <br />have the ability to utilize that open space area for access and trail urposes, rather than a <br />limited portion of it. He said this needs to be clarified tonight. <br /> <br />Bob Frillman, 9911 Foothill Road, said he had about three pages f questions some hours <br />ago; however, at nearly 2:00 in the morning he only wished to sa that it appears nobody <br />wants to abide by the rules. According to what he understood fro Alameda County <br />guidelines, he thought that zoning should approximate .9 units per acre. That amounts to <br />about 40 units. He felt that even if 51 units are approved that wo Id be too much. He did <br />not think terminology such as "the applicant made great strides' i lowering the units from <br />70-some units to 60 then to 54 was "great strides.' He reiterated that he felt 40 units might <br />be about right. <br /> <br />THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. <br /> <br />Commissioner Wright wished to make sure that should the appli t go through an EIR to <br />fmd that an equestrian center would be okay without destroying area, that people who <br />have property there would have opportunity to use it. He questio ed whether there might be <br />a point in time where the owner of the equestrian center could ch ge for the use of the <br />facility. Mr. Swift indicated that this is not covered in the condi' ns of approval, but can be <br />addressed . <br /> <br />o That Condition 43 shall reflect Class A fire retar t roofing; <br /> <br /> <br />Discussion ensued as to whether the height limit should be chang from 30 to 35 ft. <br /> <br />A motion was made by Commissioner Wright, seconded by Com . ssioner Michelotti <br />recommending approval of Case PUD-89-17 subject to the conditi ns listed in Exhibit "B" <br />with the following modifications: <br /> <br />o That Condition 82.c. shall reflect 600 sq. ft. ins of 650 sq. ft, for the <br />garage area; <br /> <br />o That Condition 82.a. shall allow that lots with grea er than 15 percent slope <br />could go to a 35 ft. height limit; those lots probabl being 5, 6, 7, and 44 <br />through 52, to be measured from the lowest point the highest point; <br /> <br />o That Condition 19 be amended to permit maintenan vehicles; <br /> <br />o That Condition 39 be modified to say that the stree configuration shall be <br />resolved at the Final Map Stage; and <br /> <br />o That sidewalks shall be deleted; and <br /> <br />Minutes Planning Commi.aion <br />Ma",h 11, 1992 <br /> <br />Faa_ 20 <br />
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