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PLANNING COMMISSION Page 18 4/13/83 Mr. Morgan asked that the CC&Rs not have to be filed at permit stage. The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Getty moved approval of case AP-83-5, subject to the conditions of staff report changing Condition No. 5 to change the wording to "approval of final map", Condition No. 30 add "or as otherwise worked out with City staff", and add that there be a five year moratorium on the sale of any of the units. This motion was seconded by Commissioner Wilson. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: Commissioners Getty, Jamieson, Wilson and Chairperson Lindsey NOES: Commissioner Doherty ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Resolution No. 2294 was entered and adopted for case AP-83-5 as motioned. PUD-83-6, Regis Homes, Inc., et al Application of Regis Homes, Inc. and Stoneson Associates for development plan approval for a 128 unit residential condominium complex on an approximately seven acre site located at the southwest corner of the intersection of Stoneridge Drive and Interstate 680. Zoning for the property is PUD (Planned Unit Development)-High Density Residential District. A negative declaration of environmental impacts will also be considered. Mr. Glenn presented the staff report recommending approval of the project. The public hearing was opened. Hal Cranston, Regis Homes, gave a presentation on the proposed development plan. He referred to color renderings presented. He said they will pre-wire for security gates, but will not put them in. Commissioner Jamieson asked if there would be a soundwall done for the rear of the project. Mr. Cranston said there would be and is being done as a result of their acoustical study. Commissioner Jamieson asked why the applicant just wanted to wire for security and not go ahead with the security gates. Mr. Cranston said this would probably be done when the units are on a for sale basis. He felt people will use the shortest distance between two points and if they elected to park on the street they would do so.