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Minutes Planning Commissic 12/11/85 supported by all of the Commissioners and Mr. Swift, indicated a draft bolicv could be prepared in approximately one month. OLD BUSINESS - Public Hearings GP-85-8, Johnson Foundation Application of the Walter Johnson Foundation to amend the Land Use Element designation of the General Plan to redesignate an approximately 35.8 acre site east of Foothill Road from Low Density Residential to Medium Density Residential and redesignate an approximately 173.2 acre site west of Foothill Road and below the 670 elevation from Public Health and Safety to Low Density Residential. PUD-85-15, Johnson Foundation Application of Walter Johnson Foundation for PUD (Planned Unit Development) zoning and development plan approval for 272 unit complex containing 83 custom home sites and 189 townhouses on an approximately 316 acre site located on the east and west sides of Foothill Road just north of the Castlewood Country Club. Zoning for the property is "A" (Agricultural) District. The public hearing on the two applications and environmental impact report was continued from the November 26, 1985 Planning Commission meeting. Chairman Wilson announced that inasmuch as Commissioner Wellman was absent from the previous meeting, she would not be participating in the decision-making of the two applications and would be replaced by Alternate Commissioner Michelotti as was the case November 26, 1985. Mr. Swift presented the staff report dated 12/11/85. He asked that Condition No. 22 of the staff report be modified to eliminate "and for Bernal Avenue from Foothill Road through the I-680 intersections." Also, at the request of the applicant he asked that Condition No. 31 be added to read "Upon recordation of the final subdivision map, the developer shall offer to sell to each of the three presently existing homeowners whose lots abut lots 23 and 24 in the proposed site plan a 20' strip of land abutting each of these lots. The 20' strips will be offered for sale by the developer to the three homeowners upon reasonable and mutually acceptable terms and conditions including price." The public hearing was reopened by Chairman Wilson. Mr. Swift stated that the Park and Recreation Commission met last night on the issue of park access to the subject site and adopted two resolutions which have now been distributed to the Planning Commission for review and consideration. At the last Planning Commission meeting the Commission tended toward eliminating a public road for access through the development to the park itself. He then presented the staff report dated December 11, 1985. - 2 - ..._._____ . ~_. __ __. _ __ t _.