PC 06/08/83 - Laserfiche WebLink

MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION June 8, 1983 Commissioner Wilson addressed the street right-of-way stating he didn't understand if the developer will be contributing to the full width of the street or only one-half. Mr. Warnick explained the improvements required. He referred to negotiations being conducted with the Catholic Church, and the developers of the subject property concerning property dedications. Ron Chique, Barnett-Range, 2609 E. Hammer Lane, Stockton, addressed their joint venture with Shelter Capital and gave a discription of various projects developed by their company over the past years. He reviewed the proposed time schedule. Chairperson Jamieson asked about application in low incoming housing programs. Mr. Simmons indicated that they are looking at a federal exemption for low income housing. Dick Olmstead, architect, 150 Green St., San Francisco, addressed the site plan, elevations and landscaping plan presented. He indicated a portion of the project would go to a public park and felt this would be an asset. Parking will be around the periphery with a large amount of open space. No unit will cross the parking area and that the water element is desirable with the landscaping of this project. Mr. Olmstead reviewed the balance of the proposal including the provision of swimming pool and recreation building. Commissioner Lindsey reiterated that he feels the recreation area is too small. Commissioner Wilson asked where the office would be for this complex and the size. The applicant responded it would be in the 2,000 sq. ft. recreation room area. Mr. Olmstead sited projects in various areas including several in Hayward which they have developed over the years which are quality projects. Chairperson Jamieson asked about the pool size. Mr. Olmstead stated it would be about 30'x40'. Commissioner Jamieson concurred with Commissioner Lindsey that perhaps a second look could be taken at the recreation-pool area . Commissioner Lindsey asked how many units are in building number eleven. Mr. Olmstead indicated there are eight proposed. Commissioner Lindsey asked if changing the number of units would hurt the plan. Mr. Olmstead indicated that the units are standardized modules. Discussion then ensued about the. laundry rooms provided as well as provision for laundry in the individual units. The applicant indicated that should a tenant have his own appliances, he would have the capability of hooking them up within the unit. The public hearing was opened. -5- ___. ~ ....._.._.. _..._._... ____ .... ..__._..__ _....... _ .._ _. .. ... ._. ., ... T..