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Minutes Planning Commissio. January 9, 1985 PUD-79-11-4M, Cork Harbour Application of Cork Harbour Company for a major modification to case PUD-79-11, a single-family residential planned unit development on the approximately 32 acre site located east of the Pleasanton School upper playfield between Bernal Avenue and the residences on the south side of Angela Street, to reduce by approximately 40% the common open space required by the PUD development plan for the project. The property is zoned PUD (Planned Unit Development)-Medium Density Residential District. Mr. Harris presented the staff report indicating that it is staff's understanding that Cork Harbour will be presenting 12 signatures in a letter of agreement and in support of a revised fencing plan which the applicant also intends to present. He explained that the blanks on the staff report were left on purpose and perhaps the date of 1/9/85 could be inserted. Staff is recommended that the fencing all be installed at one time and ask hat the Planning Commission set a period of time for the completion of the fencing. The public hearing was opened. Dave Powers, 629 Abbie Street, stated that Jeff Lawrence of Cork Harbour has resigned and Mr. Powers will be presenting the letter and fencing plan. He stated it is very difficult to get all people to agree to 15 separate conditions. He stated that if the map he presented is approved, Cork Harbour has indicated willingness to draw it up in a professional manner. Chairman Wilson asked if there were any changes to the document signed by the homeowners. Mr. Powers stated there are two changes; one relating to stepping stones as a couple of homeowners didn't want stepping stones across their landscaping; the other one relates to good neighbor fencing and they don't have all "good neighbors". There is a problem with the cost. He believed this could be worked out. Everyone has signed the plan and the letter. Chairman Wilson then asked Mr. Powers to present the letter to the City Attorney for review. Messrs. Swift, Harris, Warnick, Okamura and Powers reviewed the signed letter and signed plan presented. Commissioner Lindsey asked Mr. Powers if an estimate has been presented to the homeowners as to the cost of the fences. Mr. Powers indicated that specific estimates have not been made but it will cost approximately $10 per foot. Commissioner Lindsey then asked about Mr. Lawrence's signature on the letter if he has in fact resigned from Cork Harbour. Mr. Swift indicated that he would assume if Mr. Lawrence had the authority to sign the letter in the first place, the signature would still be valid. Commissioner Innes inquired about a fence contract being let and who would negotiate it. Mr. Powers said it might take two or three weeks to work out by the citizens will negotiate it. - 2 - _.~.._ _._..._. _ .. _ T