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Co~rimissioner Sullivan noted that the residential green building standard was to use best effort in its design and construction. Commissioner Kemeny would like the developer to use his best effort in using green building standards. He did not wish to drive the cost of the homes up because of a green building requirement. Chairperson Arkin believed it would be reasonable to expect that of custom homes. Commissioner Maas believed that voluntary compliance would be the best solution. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Sullivan, Mr. Pavan advised that the green building condition was on pages 1 O and 1 1 within the design guidelines Exhibit CJ. Commissioner Sullivan noted that he had problems with the plan from the beginning, at~d believed that the Commission rationalized it to become acceptable_ He did not necessarily agree with that process. Ile was concerned about the visibility of the homes from the park. He noted that the project had proceeded so far that it would be counterproductive to vote against it. Commissioner Maas requested that Mr_ Pavan follow up to ensure that the agreement regarding Hahner/Delco was finalized. Commissioner Maas moved to approve PUD-OI-1M as recommended by staff. Corrections supplied by staff would be incorporated into the resolution, including the building height, the memo on 4_c_ and 26_k_ The condition requiring disclosure of the new sound and smell from the RMC/Lonestar plant would be in eluded. Commissioner Kemeny seconded the motion. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: Commissioners Arkin, Kemeny, Maas, and Sullivan NOES: None ABSTAIN: Coirimissioners Roberts, Sedlak ABSENT: None Resolution No. PC-2003-01 was entered and adopted as motioned. e_ PRZ-7 City of Pleasanton Application to amend the Pleasanton Municipal Code to provide for a generator siting ordinance that would establish locational requirements, design requirements, operation requirements, noise requirements, and City review procedures for electricity generator facilities. More specifically, the ordinance would establish requirements and review procedures for the following types of facilities: turbines and engines that generate electricity, emergency backup generators, fuel cell facilities, photovoltaic facilities, and wind energy facilities. Nuclear power PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES .ianuary 8, 2003 Page 18