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9/3/1986
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Minutes of the Continued Planning Commission Meetinq of 8/27/86 <br />Held on 9/3/86 <br />favor of it. He indicated some confusion to the staff's <br />proposal. <br />Commissioner Michelotti asked staff about development with no <br />limit of 150% under the PUD. Mr. Lee said that if 270 acres are <br />Low Density Residential up to 540 units could be constructed. <br />Mr. Lee indicated that the 25% slope limitation applies in Rural <br />Density but not under Low Density Residential. If the proposed <br />General Plan is put in place and the development comes under a <br />PUD, it could be developed under Low Density Residential. Mr. <br />Swift pointed out that this entire property is not shown in Low <br />Density Residential, it is shown Low Density Residential and Open <br />Space. <br />Commissioner Innes asked how many units could be developed in the <br />existing General Plan. Mr. Lee said with 48 acres Low Density <br />Residential times two units would allow 96 units. Mr. Swift <br />indicated that with a density bonus one could get 2 1/2 units per <br />acre. Discussion then ensued with development under other <br />densities as well as the Community Facilities Alternative. <br />Commissioner Michelotti asked if the demarcation proposed was a <br />result of the 670' line. Mr. Lee indicated that it was. <br />2C - Moller <br />Mr. Lee reviewed the General Plan proposal. <br />No property owner or representative addressed this issue. <br />2D - Beratlis <br />Mr. Lee presented the proposed General Plan designation of <br />Community Facilities Alternative which recommends Rural Density <br />Residential. <br />Bill Hirst, 235 Main Street, presented the history of the <br />property, including membership in a water and sewer assessment <br />district. The property is owned by several families none of whom <br />agree with staff's proposal. Mr. Hirst said they have filed with <br />the City a PUD application which they feel confident can deal <br />with various concerns expressed by staff. Mr. Hirst then <br />distributed an exhibit to the Commissioners with his proposal. <br />Commissioner Innes, Mr. Lee and Mr. Hirst then discussed the <br />development possibilities under different densities. <br />2E - Currin <br />Mr. Lee indicated that there is a 55 unit proposal submitted to <br />Alameda County at this time. <br />No one addressed this item. <br />- 5 - <br />__ .., _ - _ ..r.-.__.. ..~__ .. ..- _ _.. _». r. <br />
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