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homeowners, rather than GEHAD; the actual landslide repairs would be the responsibility of GEHAD- Commissioner Roberts advised that the February 4, 2002, Supplemental Recommendations Regarding Setback Limits stated, "It should be noted that it is the responsibility of the owner or his representative to notify Terrasearch in writing a ariinimurn of two working days before any clearing, grading, or To undati oar excavations can commence at the site" She inquired. whether that would still be part of the conditions- Mr- Swift advised that as part of the geotechnical requirements, it would be part of the conditions- A discussion of the definition of recent and ancient landslides cnsucd- THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED_ Patrick Currin, 5045 Hillerest Way, applicant, noted that deed restrictions, conditions of approval, CCBcRs, and design guidelines would be available to a prospective purchaser- He believed the design guidelines were the most important item, because the building envelopes are influenced by all the considerations. In response to an inquiry by Chairperson Arkin, it was noted that the GEHAD would be disclosed well before the close of escrow_ Generally, a review period of three weeks for complex reports would be available after the deposit was paid. In response to an inquiry by Chairperson Arkin, Mr_ Swift advised that staff worked with the applicant with respect to disclosures_ The City Attorney's office would review the disclosures to assure that they were in accordance to the conditions of approval before a final snap was recorded- Commissioner Roberts noted that GEHADs ware common, and noted that they were prominent assessmettts that were impossible to slip past a potential buyer. Commissioner Kaaricny noted that Condition 23 stated, "The applicant will provide all b uycrs with copies of the project conditions of approval and design guidelines-" In response to Commissioner Kameny's inquiry regarding the timing of that action, Mr_ Currin replied that occurred upon receipt of the deposit, and that he would give them at least 21 days- Mr. Currin noted that with respect to the second story window condition, the Borchers owned the vacant lot directly across front L.ot ] , where the barn is located. He noted that he had a good relationship with them, and that they were trying to sell this lot- They would like to build on the lot if their fi»ancial situation changed; their preliminary design was very open towards the front western side of the lots- They had expressed concern that would lose privacy in their courtyard by facing a looming two-story house. llc noted that PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES Tuly 9, 2003 Page 12