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4/27/2005
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Discussion ensued with respect to the displayed plans of the fencing- <br />Chairperson Maas believed the previous Commission could have been more sensitive to the <br />impacted views into the living areas of the homes with respect to the fencing type and the need <br />for privacy. <br />Ms_ Decker believed the previous G'ommission had the visual impacts to the foothills in mind- <br />She continued that the applicant has made a reasonable request to construct solid fencing at the <br />rear and side yards for the nine lots. She noted that there was precedent for the use of both open <br />and solid fencing on some lots to provide privacy- <br />THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED_ <br />Phil Rowe, DeNova Homes, applicant, noted that this application came to pass because of the <br />150-foot setback and an additional setback due to an earthquake fault. He noted that the close <br />proximity of the homes and the need for privacy fencing had been brought to De Nova's <br />attention- The intention was to have a rural feeling to the homes and as developers, they had <br />tried to confine the fencing to specific areas where there was a clear need for privacy. He noted <br />that eight of the 1 2 homes were already sold- <br />Commissioner Roberts expressed concern that even a solid fence would not block the <br />hammerhead turn and the car lights. <br />Chairperson Maas did not have a problem with the fencing and suggested that more landscaping <br />be planted. She did not think the latticework fencing was the best choice. <br />THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. <br />Commissioner Arkin noted that he was on the Planning Commission when this project was <br />approved; he generally had reservations about solid fences west of Foothill- <br />G'ommissioner Blank shared Commissioner Arkin's concerns and noted that this project had a <br />beautiful view- He noted that the dotted fence did not bother him as much as the fence that went <br />I ateral l y. <br />A discussion of the fencing placement ensued, with visual references to the displayed site plan. <br />Commissioner Fox would like to see a landscaping plan to soften the edges from the road- <br />Ms_ Decker stated that staff recommended two conditions that reflect the Commissioners' <br />concerns: <br />1 . A fifth condition stating that a design for fencing compatible with architectural <br />components and with additional landscaping to sofeen the fencing be submitted to the <br />Planning Director for approval prior to building occupancy permit issuance; and <br />2. Any request for solid fencing come before Planning Coirimission for determination, <br />rather than being astaff--level review. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES April 27, 2005 Page 6 of 7 3 <br />
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