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8/27/1986
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Minutes <br />August 27, 1986 <br />(as amended 9/3/86) <br />Planning Commission <br />realized and desired some measure to check the theories used at <br />the time of approval. <br />Commissioner Innes felt the best way to monitor this would <br />probably be through having expiration dates on approved projects. <br />Commissioner Innes wanted some statement in the policies <br />somewhere controlling this development aspect. Mr. Swift stated <br />that once a project gets growth management approval, there are <br />time limits which have to be met. PUD development approval does <br />not expire. Design Review Board approval expires after a year, <br />however, the applicant may request an extension prior to the <br />approval time. The time allowed for tentative map approval has <br />been lengthened by State Law and allows six-nine years before a <br />final map has to be filed. <br />Chairman Lindsey asked Mr. Swift if a City has the right to not <br />renew a project. Mr. Swift said a City could exercise this right <br />if traffic conditions, or other conditions have changed since the <br />original approval. Commissioner Innes felt he would like to see <br />the results of some of the theories used in the approval process. <br />Commissioner Michelotti suggested the Commission ask staff to <br />look into this a little further and come back to the Commission <br />with a report on the merits and ramifications of project <br />expiration control. Mr. swift stated that one way to do this <br />would be to amend the PUD ordinance. Commissioner Hoyt felt <br />restraint on the growth management plan for the unbuilt units <br />might be the best way to regulate expiration dates of <br />development. Commissioner Innes was concerned with seeing what <br />conditions have changed since the time of development approval <br />for any particular project. Chairman Lindsey felt this to be a <br />significant issue and one which requires public testimony. He <br />did not feel it could be acted on at this meeting. The other <br />Commissioners agreed. Commissioner Innes felt that the item <br />should be scheduled for General Plan amendment in October for <br />Planning Commission and December for City Council. Mr. Swift <br />supported the second meeting in October so that staff could <br />analyze would could be done with the General Plan and/or <br />ordinances on a long-range basis to accomplish the desired <br />results. <br />CIRCULATION <br />After further discussion, the Planning Commission agreed to the <br />addition on page 6 of the staff report "Page III-34, Revise <br />Figure III-5 to add a pedestrian bridge over I-680." <br />Commissioner Michelotti referred to Table III-5, Page III-25 of <br />the General Plan. <br />Commissioner Michelotti discussed enforcement to encourage the <br />implementation of the traffic computer so that it can be <br />determined where we are now in terms of traffic control. Mr. Lee <br />stated that the General Plan includes policies for the City to <br />work with Caltrans regarding traffic and circulation. <br />Commissioner Michelotti emphatically stated that the Chart shown <br />- 11 - <br />__. <br />,,T._..__ _ _ ____ ...___ __ <br />
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