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~ between the different villages, yet appear to be similar. He stated ey are very sensitive to the community in regard to soundwalls. At this time the soundw s are proposed to be six feet tall. Commissioner Horan stated that he would like to see some picture of the proposed soundwalls; that sketches are not really acceptable to him. He enc uraged the applicant to get pictures of a proposed soundwall so they could be viewed. . Vasquez agreed they would obtain pictures of the soundwall they intend to put up. Commissioner Horan further discussed the soundwalls with Mr. F theringham and asked if there would be a jogging path. Mr. Fotheringham did not know i there would be enough room for a jogging path or a meandering path, but it can be consi ered. Commissioner McGuirk called attention to the location of the pro sed park and school site and expressed concern that the location isolates itself from the rest of the city. He felt the houses could be moved back farther from Stoneridge and turned ound somewhat, thus opening up the whole area, as opposed to having houses all along toneridge. Mr. Vasquez noted they are trying not to have individual entries off of Stonerid e which would make individual villages. He felt there was no "sense of tie" with indiv dual entries. In response to Commissioner Hovingh, Mr. Vasquez said there w uld be parking space along the internal streets of the villages. Mr. Swift commented that str ts would be 36 ft. wide, which allows for adequate parking. "~ Commissioner Wright expressed some concern about the gridded indows and felt that all owners would not like gridded windows. Mr. Vasquez said they uld leave that up to the individual owners. Commissioner Wright also expressed concern at material on the driveways be such that oil stains from cars would not show. Mr. Vasquez replied that materials would be used that would not show stains so apparently. Glenn Hulett, 2201 Martin Avenue, noted that he is talking with evelopers on both sides of his property. He felt the developer of the Hirst project has wor with the neighbors very well and tried to get their input, whereas that has not been the with this project. He indicated that at first they did work with the neighbors, but he fel that what they see tonight has nothing to do with the Stoneridge Specific Plan. He was und r the impression that the Commission and Council had agreed to "feather" the density to k the Mohr/Martin area a rural type atmosphere. He felt a 4,000 sq. lot next to a 7,300 sq ft. lot was not necessarily "feathering." He stated he is not against the project, but has con rns about the buffer zone and the activities that could go on there by kids who are playing d/or partying. He is concerned that his property line will be next to a public park-like area. If the project does go through, he would like some protection from that factor. He so expressed concern that the streets may not be adequate for parking and thought they are narrow. He was also concerned that even though he was not opposed to the school, th t school traffic would Commissioner Horan discussed Condition 17 with Mr. Vasquez' regard to the linear park. Mr. Vasquez noted they would like to phase in the linear park in crements equal to the installation of Stoneridge Road. Minutes Planning Commiaaion Ma",h 11, 1992 Page 5