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CITY CLERK
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STAFF REPORTS
DOCUMENT DATE
9/6/2005
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15 Y
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SR 05:259
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<br />Homeowners Association <br /> <br />In the opinion of staff, coordinating the maintenance of the common areas for the development <br />covered by PUD-05, including open space, slope bank planting, etc., would be best handled by a <br />single homeowners' association. A single association would ensure a continuous, common level <br />of maintenance and would provide a sufficient number of units to cover maintenance costs, re- <br />serves, etc. <br /> <br />Therefore, staff has conditioned this application to create a single association to own and main- <br />tain the common areas and facilities covered by PUD-05 and by Tract 7399. The homeowners' <br />association will be created with this development. Its CC&Rs creating the homeowner's asso- <br />ciation shall provide the means by which the development on the Chrisman property will be an- <br />nexed into this association. No approval of the existing association or its homeowners will be <br />necessary to effectuate this annexation. <br /> <br />Design Guidelines <br /> <br />The Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan contains general architectural and landscape de- <br />sign guidelines covering the Low Density Residential development sites. The applicants' pro- <br />posed design guidelines for the lots covered by this development plan are attached. Staff con- <br />siders the guidelines as an example requiring further development. As conditioned, revised de- <br />sign guidelines would be submitted for review and approval by the Planning Director before the <br />application is made for the first lot. Staff has also conditioned this item requiring review and <br />approval of the building design plans for these lots by the Planning Commission at a publicly <br />noticed meeting. The applicant concurs with this requirement. <br /> <br />View Analyses <br /> <br />Development proposals in the Specific Plan area are required to provide computer-generated <br />photomontages. However, when presented with design guidelines, the view analyses for the <br />custom homes have been deferred to the review of the specific house-design plan(s). Therefore, <br />as conditioned, the future custom home developer(s) would be required to prepare project- <br />specific view analyses with submittal of the design review applications. To place the house de- <br />sign proposal within its neighborhood context, the future homebuilders would be required to in- <br />clude the designs of the homes approved and constructed in the views. The applicants concur <br />with this requirement. <br /> <br />Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan Fees <br /> <br />The project developer will be required to pay the development fees specified by the Specific <br />Plan, estimated at $50,000 per dwelling unit, equaling $450,000 for the Berlogar property. <br />These fees will be paid to the City upon recordation of the final subdivision map. Staff notes <br />that these fees are based on the total number of Low Density Residential units designated for the <br />Berlogar property by the Specific Plan. The Berlogars are entitled to submit a development ap- <br /> <br />Item 6.c., PUD-05-1M <br /> <br />Page 5 of9 <br /> <br />August 10, 2005 <br />
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