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Minutes <br />Planning Commission <br />Page 4 <br />Commissioner Doherty then asked about the areas in Stoneridge <br />and would they also be effected. Commissioner Wilson indicated it <br />is his desire that staff recommend individual projects which <br />already have purchased sewer capacity be addressed in the staff <br />report and not covered under the moratorium. <br />Mr. Harris asked if the Commission is asking for a total moratorium <br />or is expecting staff to go to City Council with a report with a <br />staff recommendation. Commissioner Wilson reiterated that the <br />City Council has to say how much affordable housing they will <br />allow, where and how many units. He further asked, 'where is the <br />quality'. He said that when there are no amenities for 13/14 units <br />to the acre he is concerned. Commissioner Doherty stated that <br />with regard to anything the staff is currently working on that they <br />make the developers aware of this proposed moratorium so that <br />everyone will know the reasoning behind this proposed action. <br />Commissioner Wilson advised that he would be available December 10 <br />by telephone to answer anyone's questions. <br />ROLL CALL VOTE <br />Ayes <br />Noes <br />Absent <br />Abstain <br />Commissioners Doherty, Jamieson, <br />Wilson and Chairperson Ge tty <br />None <br />Commissioner Lindsey <br />None <br />Resolution No. 2100 was then entered and adopted requesting the <br />City Council to place a moratorium on development applications for <br />those projects not yet having their sewer permits until such time <br />as the capacity question can be resolved, it is decided how many <br />affordable units are needed, where they should go, percentage to <br />be exempt, how much sewer should be allocated for other projects <br />including residential, commercial, industrial and office. <br />MATTERS NOT ON THE AGENDA <br />Wes Jordan, 1039 Riesling Drive, addressed the Planning Commission. <br />He stated he is a new Pleasanton resident recently coming ,from <br />Tracy. He addressed the proposed sewer moratorium and that the <br />City will run into problems with it, especially concerning older <br />lots of record in town. He said this was a problem in Tracy. <br />He said this would create an inflated sewer value. <br />Commissioner Wilson said this moratorium should not be for a <br />long period of time, but just take as long as necessary to prepare <br />a report addressing the concerns expressed. <br />OLD BUSINESS - Public Hearings <br />PUD-81-22, Daon Corporation <br />This application was continued to December 16, 1981, 7:OOpm, <br />Alameda County Fairgrounds Cafeteria. <br />