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with low music to set the mood would be placed at the entrance of the park_ The levels may be adjusted by computer according to zone, and that it could be shut off. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Sullivan, Mr_ Isarson confirmed that the sound study was not peer reviewed. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Sedlak, Ms. Knutson noted that there had been a misunderstanding regarding phasing, and added that Tricia Meier requested that any reference to phases be eliminated_ She noted that they did have an improvement plan over a five-to-seven year period, which was not included in this presentation. The application was made for the full buildout of the project. She noted that a phasing plan could be provided if requested_ Mr. Kierstead noted that in 2004, the wave pool, a portion of the Lazy River ride, the Surf Hill slides, the Motherlode slides, the refurbishing of the existing slides, and two inner tube rides would be included in the first phase. He noted that activities for the adult patrons would be included as well. He noted that the Park District has done an excellent job of controlling alcohol throughout the years, and added that the park would control alcohol outside the corporate area. He noted that alcohol would be served in private corporate parties, and etriphasized that children or younger adults would not be allowed to participate. He noted that the six-person raft ride was programmed within the first five years. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Maas with respect to noticing of the neighbors, Mr. Iserson advised that he checked the iriailing list and that all appropriate noticing had been made by City staff The City had no control of the mailings once they left the Planning Department. It appeared that a number of residents of Vista Diablo did not receive their notices. Commissioner Roberts suggested continuing this item so that the Commissioners may receive answers to the questions raised during the hearing. Mr. Tom MilQcelsen, East Bay Regional Park District, noted that he had worked with City staff and the Parks 8~ Rec staff in hopes that both projects would be presented to the Planning Comn-tission at the same time_ He noted that the BMX proposal was not ready at this time_ He advised that there were no current discussions on the lease terms_ They did not wish to piecemeal the projects, and hoped to bring the lease discussion in line with their talks with Mr. Kierstead. A final lease was not available for California Splash or the De Silva property at this time. He detailed the history of the water park within the Park District, and noted that the District included it as one of many attractions offered within the context of its basic mission. G'ommissioncr Maas suggested asking staff to examine future development across tl-ie street. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES May 28, 2003 Page 18