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8/8/84 Planning Commission Page 10 Mr. Clausen indicated that 75 of the residents are willing to sign a petition to this effect. He urged that his neighborhood be protected. Further he didn't believe the road was wide enough to support the traffic. Mr. Warnick explained that there is 25' curb to curb which allows two lanes. The road is designed to take 35mph traffic. This has been planned for a long time. He indicated that the dimension of the road now is the same as that now built in front of Flair market and will be the same for the subject project. Mr. Clausen had a concern with the removal of bike. lanes and parking. Mr. Warnick explained that the General Plan has shown this for a long time and the capital improvement to run the new access from Bernal along the school property has been planned for a long time and they will be paving the existing parking lot. Chairman Doherty suggested that the staff be invited to the next regularly scheduled homeowners meeting so that they can review the plans for the area. He suggested that the discussion be non-argumentative but simply to provide information. Mr. Clausen said they would like the meeting to be a clarification. Ron Keefer, 1327 Bordeaux, lives one lot away from the proposed development. He had concerns with backyards of the development being higher than other levels similar to those homes which border Vineyard Avenue immediately opposite the Hacienda Mobile Home Park. He expressed concern with lack of emergency access. He would like to see Bordeau put through to the new development. He preferred Option "C" presented by Richard Frisbee. It would allow an alternate route for access but not put traffic on Bordeaux to Arbor Drive, to Touriga. He felt the appropriate connection is through Lot 31. He had no particular objections to the development. Mel Chew, 1288 Concord Street, didn't want traffic coming down Concord Street. He addressed the negative declaration proposed. He felt the area is one of the last which has pretty hills and it will be wrong to have to have homes up there. He had concerns with high density residential for the area. He would like to see view easements given. Concord was built with a custom home area especially going into Grillo Court. He explained the relationship of his home to the proposal. His home is established and terraced to take full advantage of the view. He invited the Commissioners up to view the area. He suggested view easements be granted for Grillo Ct. and Bordeau. The environmental impact statement mentioned schools. There is only one school in Vinitage Hills (K-4). He asked that a school site be preserved in the proposed development. He expressed concerns with traffic on Concord. People will be going to Flair Market off of Palomino. Regarding the negative declaration and Items 9, 10 and 13, he felt a school site is needed. there will be an impact on utilities and sewer has not been adequately addressed. He felt that aesthetically a view shed has not been adequately addressed. He felt an EIR is necessary on a project of this size and value. He presented a video tape of the view from various rooms of his home. He urged that they be protected. -10- __~__ __..___ . __._... . _._.. _.. ____.~_...T_._ .__~~. _. _ _ _._ _,- _