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Minutes Planning Commissic 10/23/85 Mr. Miller spoke again stating that all winter behind his house where the drainage pump is located is under water. David Osterman, 3593 Gulfstream, spoke in support of the project. Ernest Freeway, 3138 Fairlands Drive, was concerned with any development off of Pimlico Drive. He currently dodges young children leaving the childcare center and expressed concern with the use of the area. He did not want a convenience type or adult book type store in the area. The public hearing was closed. Rebuttal - Randy Schlienz stated they would be happy to prepare more detailed architectural and landscape plans. They are sensitive to the concerns expressed. They will be very happy to submit plans for the wall for review. He explained that 12' is the maximum height of the wall. An 8' wall was recommended but may be an 10' wall can be used. 12' is not really for the entire length of the site. They are willing to work with the staff and the homeowners regarding the matter. Commissioner Lindsey asked Mr. Schlienz to address the dumpster. Mr. Schlienz indicated they have verbally agreed to move the dumpster at a recent homeowners association meeting. Chairman Wilson was not satisfied with a 15' setback and felt it should probably be 20'. If the building is set back from the property line, maybe such a high fence would not be necessary. The homeowners have gone over backwards to cooperate. 15' doesn't do them any good. Chairman Wilson pointed out that Kindercare hasn't worked out well and in fact it is their property which is requiring the fence to be built. Commissioner Michelotti felt there needs to be a working relationship between the staff, the neighborhood and the developers for the entire area as a whole. Mr. Schlienz indicted they have made a sincere attempt to work with the homeowners of the area. He urged recommendation of approval of their project indicating they would be happy to provide more detailed architectural plans for the elevations, walls, etc. Chairman Wilson asked about the traffic study. Mr. Swift indicated that the traffic study for this development includes the 412 unit apartment project, this two acre proposal, and the project proposed on the north side of Pimlico, including two fast food restaurants and a motel. Mr. Swift then reviewed the proposed North Pleasanton improvements. Commissioner Michelotti explained levels of service and volume to capacity ratios for the members of the audience. A motion was made by Commissioner Lindsey, seconded by Commissioner Wellman, that the negative declaration prepared for