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iii F:i ng trai 1 s and staging area; she f eI t tree entry road shoul,~ <br />not be a mai n ti-ioroughf are going i n at Stoneri dge Sri the but <br />should look' like a rural-type entry way. She thos_sght all the <br />Heritage trees st-,ould be preserved if possible; that the <br />neighborhood park: site should be larger than proposed. Srie <br />e:; presser great concern about ttae i rripact on traf f i c and also <br />wanted an s_spdated traf # i c study. <br />C`omrrii s5i oner E;erger supported tree previous opinions, stre5si ng <br />that she was very concerned about the traffic impact and would <br />1 i ke to See an ,_epdated traf f i c sts_sdy. She was opposed to a type <br />of lot and building that were alI similar and asked for a <br />creati~fe t:ind of plan. She stressed the protection of wildlife; <br />opposed any ~ i nd of bui 1 di ng on slide areas arid sri tri any <br />destruction of the hillside. She indicated that side could not <br />support tr',e project. <br />Commissioner Hoyt stated that he had Spent some time 1oot~ing at <br />the site. He favored 2?C:y units or less in density; felt traffic <br />on Foothill and surrounding areas would be greatly impacted; was <br />very concerned about the possibility° of city liability regarding <br />slide areas. <br />Chairman Lindsey said he felt this was the most sensitive <br />building area irc Pleasanton. He was extremely disappointed with <br />the pr oposed r,urriber of i ots and f eI t i t wool d 1 ook: i i ~=:e a i~~a3ar <br />subdivision on a i',ili. His major concern was the city's <br />liability regarding geologic problems that might occur. He told <br />the developers that he felt they needed to wort: on sor~iettsirsg <br />that would be more sensitive to that particular site. <br />TMI_Seecifi~_~lans_City_of_Fleasanton <br />Application of the City of Pleasanton for adoption of plans and <br />policies relating to the TMI Specific Plan Area, an <br />approximately 1~5 acre site located generally east of Foothill <br />Road, north of Bernal Avenue, and west of Interstate 68~i. <br />h7r. Lee presented the Staff report which recommended the <br />Commission take public testirr,ony concerning trse r-errised project <br />and provide staff and applicant with policy d~rect3osi. He <br />stated tr'iat staff leas been working with applicant in order to <br />con#orm to the Commission s previous recommendations. <br />Don ~:olph, the project developer, mien Allen, CA. presented the <br />application. He reviewed the changes of the plan, noting that a <br />5-acre neighborhood park has been included; density has been <br />reduced to i.B unit per acre on Unit A, and rri3nimum lot size is <br />i?,~~~Jf~ sq. feet. Density on Unit Es is planned at ~-6 units per <br />acre with 1 of sizes of ,', C:C~Ct sq. f t. Publ i c tr-ai 1 s amounted 'to <br />acres with an additional 4 acres allotted to Al vi so i~dobe <br />Par-t:. He stated the r-evi sed plan caI I ed for al i gnmertt of <br />Foothill Road; the addition of guard rails and bridge <br />iRiprovesnents on Eternal Avenue; access to Foothi 11 3 iigh Sch ooI ; <br />an i nterchange on I -~8t',; ar~d Chi I d access to Foothi l l t~::nol 1 s. <br />Wage :' <br />