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Minutes Planning Commissio. July 24, 1985 Commissioner Inner asked about the three flag poles at the new Sheraton and whether or not they have been approved. Mr. Quaglia indicated that they have not received approval. Chairman Wilson felt that if a another meeting is necessary, it should be held on August 14, 1985. Commissioners Lindsey and Hoyt indicated they wouldn't be in town on that date. Commissioner Inner, Michelotti, Wellman and Wilson indicated they would be available and a meeting could be scheduled for that date. Tract 5364, John and Joan Caroline Application of John and Joan Caroline to subdivide an approximately 2 acre site to facilitate the the creation of a 19 unit single-family residential development located on the north side of Vineyard Avenue opposite Mavis Drive. Zoning for the property is PUD (Planned Unit Development)-Medium Density Residential District. Mr. Quaglia presented the staff report recommending approval. Commissioner Inner asked Mr. Quaglia if the CC&Rs regarding common area have been addressed. Mr. Quaglia responded that this matter was addressed at the PUD stage. The public hearing was opened. John Van de Roovaart, 4300 Del Valle Parkway, understood the conditions but would like some discussion concerning Condition No. 40. He discussed the matter with Walt Schaumburg of the Engineering staff this afternoon. He expressed concern specifically with the last sentence of this condition. It is expensive to underground all utilities. Two terminating poles are also very expensive. When their company completed Casa de Califia they were required to underground and Morrison Homes right across the street was not. Chairman Wilson asked if the applicant was just talking about frontage. Mr. Okamura explained that Rule 20A moneys have been made available for use at the City's discretion for undergrounding. Mr. Van de Roovaart was concerned with the possi ble magnitude of the unknown cost factor. After discussion, Mr. Okamura reported that the cost would probably be in the neighborhood of $1,000-2,000. Mr. Van de Roovaart indicated that while he didn't agree to his, he would not quibble for such a small amount of money. The public hearing was closed. A motion was made by Commissioner Lindsey, seconded by Commissioner Wellman that Tract 5364 be approved subject to the conditions shown in the staff report modifying Condition No. 40 "That the undergrounding will probably be done by a district and the developer would be required to be responsible for the cost of one electrolier with a cost not to exceed $2,000." The - 2 -