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MINUTES Planning Commission Tuesday, November 25, 1986 approved. Staff acknowledged a report on these matters would be made at the December 10, 1986 Planning Commission meeting. Commissioner Innes brought up tree removal on Lot #10 of Deer Oaks. Mr. Swift stated that staff reviewed this matter. In the conditions of project approval it was required that as many trees as possible were to remain. Staff has worked with the builder on that lot. Commissioner Innes asked if there was any damage done to the tree by the building. Mr. Swift responded that it would be unlikely there wouldn't be some damage done by the cutting of the roots, but everything was done in accordance with the tree expert's recommendation. OLD BUSINESS - Public Heari PUD 81-22-iM, Mozart Development Co./Regis Homes Application of Mozart Development Company and Regis Homes for a major modification to an approved development plan for a commercial/office/residential complex to allow for a 520-unit condominium/apartment complex, to be located on an approximately 20.6 acre site located generally in the area of the northeast corner of the intersection of Stoneridge Drive and Stoneridge Mall Road. Zoning for the property is PUD (Planned Unit Development)-Commercial and Offices/High Density Residential and Open Space (Parks and Recreation) District. Mr. Swift presented the staff report recommending approval of this application, noting a letter of November 19, 1986 written by the applicant asking for a modification to recommended conditions of approval. Commissioner Wellman brought up the issue of the General Plan goal of 25%/75% multiple to single-family dwelling ratio. She asked the status of the City's goal. Mr. Swift responded that with Prometheus, the City would have a greater than 25% multiple ratio. The new language in the General Plan says "...at least 25%." The public hearing was opened. Mark Conroe, Mozart Development Company's project manager, stated he has been working with Regis Homes and the William Lyons Company on this project for quite some time and looked forward to its approval. Jeff Stack, President, Regis Homes represented Regis and William Lyon Company. Mr. Stack reviewed their corporate philosophy regarding development. The subject development would be high quality, and they would be the owners for at least 10 years. Jim Lester, architect, Burke, Lester and Associates, described the elevations, floor and site plans. Mr. Lester further described the amenities such as patio areas, connections for laundry facilities within the units as well as laundry facilities in the complex. Chairman Lindsey asked Mr. Lester what the - 2 - .. _ ,. ~.