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6/8/2005
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Commissioner Roberts inquired if a separate Environmental Impact Report (EIR) would need to <br />be done if this change were implemented before some PU DS coma forward- Ms_ Stern replied <br />that environmental review would be necessary, and depending on the outcome of the Initial <br />Study, that either a Negative Declaration or F1R would be required, which is part of the reason <br />that staff is recommending that any change in the definition of gross developable acreage be <br />considered with the General Plan Update and its enviroi~iizental review- <br />Ms. Nerland reiterated that the new legislation provides that any reduction in density would <br />require a corresponding density increase, regardless of whether the matter was discussed within <br />or outside of the General Plan Update process- She noted, however, that it would be ditf3c ult to <br />revise the definition of gross developable acreage outside of the General Plan process in part <br />because of the environmental review needed and in part because it would be putting this <br />discussion ahead of what needs to be addressed in the General Plan and would not make the <br />process any faster. She further noted that for PUD projects, the Commission has the discretion to <br />approve, deny, or add conditions, including conditions based on density- <br />Discussion ensued regarding the process that would be followed in relation to a residential <br />project proposal and the needed environmental review. <br />Commissioner Fox commented that reducing density could apply not only to hillsides but to t7 at <br />lands as well- She noted that because of the legislation, any density reduction on the hillsides <br />would result in higher density on the tl at lands- She indicated that she would like to see a more <br />global detnition of "gross developable acres" in this regard. <br />THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED_ <br />Kevin Close, 871 Sycamore Road, commented that with the new legislation and if the definition <br />of "gross developable acres" is changed, then the density of a property with a 25 percent slope <br />would be reduced, and the City or the property owner would have the responsibility to relocate <br />the difference in the number of residential units to another site. <br />THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED_ <br />Commissioner Arkin indicated that he was in favor of "Policy X" has described in the staff <br />reports and would like to see the Commission support it by recommending to the City Council <br />that it be adopted ahead of the General Plan. <br />Commissioner Blank commented that Forwarding this to the City Council at this time would <br />guarantee that any large project presented in the interim would be considered carefully- <br />Commissioner Fox stated that she would like to look at the entire picture rather than piecenzeal_ <br />She indicated that she would like to see drag policies for the Land Use Element, including <br />"Policy X," in the same manner the Energy Element was considered, and from there consider <br />what should be done in the City as a whole. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES June 8, 2005 Page 9 of 15 <br />
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