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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION 6/13/84 Page 3 Mr. Warnick indicated that they are setting up a capital improvement program for the area. Commissioner Wilson asked about a 20' access easement for the Kottinger property. Mr. Warnick explained that originally they talked about extending the road for full vehicular access. City Council wanted it for emergency access only. The public hearing was opened. Art Dunkley, 205-F Main Street, Pleasanton, represented the property owner. He congratulated the two new members of the Planning Commission. Mr. Dunkley indicated that they agree to the conditions shown in the staff report. Staff has been very cooperative and available to the applicant. They concur with the change of condition number 34 as requested by the staff. The P.S.E. will have a dual purpose and will be important for emergency access purposes. Commissioner Wilson asked how wide Crellin Road was into this particular subdivision. Mr. Dunkley indicated that Crellin Road will not extend through their project. They intent to provide a security gate for the area and are responsible for feathering Crellin Road. Commissioner Wilson asked why there was no emergency road providf on the other map. They have a 28' road and there is no emergency access or exit to that property. He asked why this wasn't worked out between Dunkley and Martin. Mr. Warnick stated that staff analyzed this situation as to whether or not there should be an emergency access. Commissioner Wilson asked if there was any inexpensive way an emergency access road could be provided between the two tracts. Frank Belecky, 892 Madeira Drive, represented the Vintage Hills Homeowners Association. They have a neutral position with regard to both Tract 5188 and 5189. Mr. Belecky indicated that his comments would cover both tracts. He referred to access of the Vintage Hills area and the primary access is Vineyard Avenue. He thanked the Planning Commission for their efforts in conditioning projects on the completion of Bernal Avenue to Stanley Boulevard even though it was not upheld at the Council level. The Vintage Hills Homeowners have no objections to either Tract 5188 or 89. The traffic study recently done addressed both of them. The quality of the projects is high. Their group would support anything the City would like to do with regard to improving traffic in the area. It is getting worse and worse all of the time. Developers in the area have promised to support the homeowners in getting Bernal Avenue extended. The public hearing was closed. A motion was made by Commissioner Lindsey, seconded by Commissioner Getty that Tract 5189 be approved subject to the conditions of the staff report modifying number 34 as requested by staff. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: Commissioners Getty, Innes, Lindsey, Wilson and Chairman Doherty NOES: None ABSENT: None Resolution No. 2477 was entered and adopted approving Tract 5189 as motioned. -3- .:, _,