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<br />Chairman Mahem asked staff how the need for a traffic signal <br />replied that this developed out of meetings with the neighbors. <br />right and left turn lanes would be configured. <br /> <br />e about. Mr. Swift <br />H further explained how the <br /> <br />Mr. Swift pointed out that if the Commission wishes to approve th project they need to <br />address what kind of retaining walls they want and how high they ould be. <br /> <br /> <br />Mr. Hirst then recounted the history of the project, noting that it s with 99 units, <br />commenting that the EIR was based on 99 lots. He stated that the project then went down to <br />84, 52, and now 46. He noted that the neighborhood has advoca only 22 units; the <br />neighbors are very concerned about traffic and Mr. Hirst felt that ucing the project down <br />to 46 units would make the traffic levels very acceptable. He no that tonight the applicant <br />is going to suggest that the sideyard setbacks be increased and the . stances between the two- <br />story houses be increased. Mr. Hirst further stated that they have n told they should sell <br />the site to the City for park use. <br /> <br />Mr. Hirst addressed Page 5 of the staff report in regard to the sta ment noting that the <br />General Plan Housing Element has identified this site as a potenti site for affordable <br />housing. He stated the applicant has never suggested that these w d provide affordable <br />units. He felt to do so would be inconsistent with the adjoining n ghborhood and would be <br />very insensitive to the neighbors. Page 6 referred to the design gu delines; Mr. Hirst noted <br />they have submitted design guidelines, but no house plans simply use of the time <br />constraints. He said they have made a number of changes, some late as this afternoon, so <br />have not had sufficient time to provide house plans. <br /> <br />Mr. Hirst further addressed the Conditions: Condition 5.LD.3. - e agreed that Lots 37 <br />shall be eliminated, but not Lot 38. Condition 5.LE.L - He a that Lots 17 could be <br />eliminated, but not Lot 16. Condition 5.LF.L - He would agree eliminating Lot 7, but <br />not Lot 6. Condition 5.5. - He needed clarification on this and wo dered about limiting the <br />size of trees and shrubs that a neighbor could grow. He suggested that this be reworded to <br />the satisfaction of the Planning Director and be handled at the Ten tive Map stage. <br />Condition 7.6. - He noted this is very important to all the neighbor as it is in regard to <br />adequate capacity in the sewage system. He indicated they are ag Ie to doing as the <br />condition requires, on the stipulation that every lot that ties into th line (westbound sewer <br />line) shall contribute to the cost of the sewer line, whether the lot i presently improved or <br />not. That would include all the existing homes in Carriage Garden , Romeo Court, Blossom <br />Court, etc. He would also request that contributions and reimbur ments to that sewer line <br />have no time limitation. Condition 8.18 - He said that is simply n t an acceptable condition <br />as he knows there will be between 80,000 and 86,000 yards of off- ul. That would <br />probably create a 50 ft. high berm. Condition 11 - He said that is table as long as the <br />hammerheads are limited to the lots on Happy Valley Road, and n the other 40 lots. <br /> <br />Minutes Planning Commission <br />March 25, 1992 <br /> <br />Page 14 <br />