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because the Costas lot was so large. She noted that part of the marketing for real estate included adjacent open space, and that it added value to homes. Commissioner Sedlak advised that he would recuse himself from the vote due to his previous conversation with the Assistant City Attorney. He leR the dais. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED_ Jon McCurdy, applicant, noted that the reason for changing to five lots on the lake was the large size of the Costas lot. The two lots on the south side of the street encroached on the Hahner property; Mr_ Hahner had asked for immediate compensation after he took over the property. He added that the situation was simplified by putting the I3ve lots on the north side, and one lot on the south side. He noted that it did not change the density or the numbers for the financing plan. He noted that there had been a problem with access to Lot 6, and Delco seemed to have worked out the problem with. Mr_ Hahner. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Kemeny, Mr_ McCurdy noted that the height of the house was a concern and that more flexibility in height would be desirable. He did not remember seeing anybody use the trail, but understood the District's concern. He noted that he would be able to live with the 23-foot height. Mary Roberts, 1666 Vineyard, agreed with staff's decision not to have temporary road, and believed it would be a real danger. She noted that Brian Swift had been working with residents regarding the noise issue. She noted that a new noise source had. impacted her neighborhood in the form of an asphalt batch plant, directly across from the Hahner property_ She noted that it was noisy and smelly, and added that she had written to Supervisor Haggerty, the East Coitrtty Plac~ning Commissioners, RNIC/Lone star, and the City Council about this plant. She noted that it did not go through the public review process, and believed that something had to be done about it. She did not believe the #S lot would be affected, although the lots near the Hahner property would be affected. She added that the lights were very bright and intrusive. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED_ In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Maas, Mr_ Pavan replied that staff would support a recommendation that disclosed the location of the asphalt batch plant In response to an inquiry by Chairperson Arkin, Mr. Pavan replied that they were not able to locate the implementation plan for the green building measures for the Busch property. Chairperson Arkin noted that he had spoken with Ms. Nerland, and believed that the project plans should be updated to include the green building standards. Commissioner Maas could not support requiring green building req uircir~ents for six homes. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES January 8, 2003 Page 17