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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 />DISCUSSION <br /> <br />Separating Berlogar from Chrisman <br /> <br />Staff believes that separating the project into two phases with Berlogar going first to be followed <br />by Chrisman can be achieved provided that adequate fire access and safety measures are pro- <br />vided to the Berlogar lots; that utilities are "stubbed" at the easterly side of the Berlogar property <br />for connection to Chrisman; and that maintenance of the common areas created with PUD-05 <br />and Tract 7399 is administered by a single homeowners association for both phases. <br /> <br />As conditioned, staff believes that Berlogar can develop first, separately from Chrisman, in <br />compliance with the following requirements: <br /> <br />1. The applicant would terminate the public street on the Berlogar property with the three- <br />point hammerhead turnaround shown in Exhibit "A" submitted with this application. As <br />proposed, the turnaround would be located on the future public street and on portions of <br />Lots 5 and 10 of Chrisman. As required, the entire turnaround would be located on pub- <br />lic street right-of-way dedicated to the City. It would be designed to the standards of the <br />Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department, would be constructed with an all-weather sur- <br />face, and would be covered with a "sunset" requirement such that it would be removed <br />when the Chrisman property develops. The excess right-of-way on Lots 5 and 10 of the <br />Chrisman property would be abandoned and conveyed back to the Chrismans or their <br />successors. <br /> <br />2. The future homes on the Berlogar Lots II through 19 would be required to be equipped <br />with residential fire sprinklers. <br /> <br />3. The Berlogar Lots II through 19 would include a recorded disclosure stating that the <br />public street serving these lots will, in the future, be extended as a through street forming <br />a loop road ultimately connecting to Vineyard Avenue. <br /> <br />4. The developer of the Berlogar property would be required to install a large sign at the <br />Chrisman property line stating that the street would be extended through the Chrisman <br />property ultimately connecting to Vineyard Avenue. <br /> <br />5. The developer of the Berlogar property would be required to "stub" full public utilities at <br />the northwesterly property line of the Chrisman property. All public and private utilities <br />serving Chrisman Lots I through 10 would be required to be connected to these utility <br />"stubs" . <br /> <br />6. Both the Berloger and Chrisman projects would ultimately have a single homeowners as- <br />sociation to own and maintain common areas and facilities covered by PUD-05 and Tract <br />7399. The homeowners association would be created with the first subdivision. The <br />CC&Rs creating the homeowners association would provide the means by which the de- <br /> <br />SR:05:259 <br />Page 4 of7 <br />
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