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Howard Sword, 2171 Goldcrest Circle, indicated he is representing CPS Pleasanton One which is a limited partnership and not Prudential nor Callahan Pentz Properties. Mr. Sword reviewed the plan and its uniqueness. Cathy Deino, POD, landscape architect for this project reviewed the entire landscape plan describing the species of the plants in their plan. Mr. Sword indicated that they concur with the staff report and the conditions recommended thereon. Commissioner Innes asked if it is planned to have one tenant for each of the buildings and asked what would happen to the maintenance of the common landscaping if later the properties were sold separately. Mark Sweeney, 4858 Cobbler Court in the buildings stated they have no intentions of sellingatheer property. If an offer was made the , ' would have a cross easement or someyother method ofrcommonthey maintenance would be done. Steve, Fee Munson, stated that legally the properties cannot be split. The minimum lot size is two acres, setbacks are a minimum of 25 ft. and there is only 40 ft. between the buildings. Peder Jacobson, 6122 Allbrook Circle, spoke in opposition to this project because of noise. He stated that nothing has been done to reduce the sound level in his rear ard. asked where Mr. Jacobson's home was with relationship tohHacienda Business Park. Mr. Jacobson indicated it is at the corner of Hopyard Road and Stoneridge Drive. The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Lindsey complimented the applicant on the quality of the proposed project. He didn't have a solution to Mr. Jacobson's problems but asked him to please communicate with the City staff. Concerning traffic Commissioner Lindsey said he would like to go on record that he would have a difficult time proceeding on any future Hacienda applications without the traffic standards as requested previousl them by the next meeting. Commissioner Lindse would like to have application. Y pported this Commissioner Innes indicated he would be ha application or second a motion if he could beyassuredptherehwould be a survey done for future applications. Commissioners would make this motion. No one dided if any of the Mr. Harris stated that when Stoneridge is completed, the Hopyard/Stoneridge intersection will be reanalyzed and something will be done to reduce the noise level in Mr. Jacobson's yard. Chairman Doherty suggested that Mr. Jacobson make an appointment to meet with staff. - 7 - r_. _.. _...