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Resolution No. 2050 was then entered and adopted recommending approval of the mitigated negative declaration for case PUD-81-17. A motion was made by Commissioner Jamieson, seconded by Commissioner Lindsey, that case PUD-81-17 be recommended for approval subject to the conditions of the staff report of 8/12/81 deleting condition #27 and amending the environmental check list to show that the property is in a flood prone area. ROLL CALL VOTD Ayes: Commissioners Doherty, Jamieson, Lindsey and Chairperson Getty Noes: None Abstain: Commissioner Wilson Resolution No. 2051 was then entered and adopted recommending approval of case PUD-81-17 as motioned. PUD-81-18, Vermillion Development Company Application o Vermillion Development Company for development plan approval for a 21 unit townhouse development proposed to be located on the north side of Del Valle Parkway approximately 200 ft. east of the intersection of Harvest Road and Del Valle Parkway. The property is zoned PUD-Medium Density Residential District. A mitigated negative declaration of environmental impacts was also considered. Mr. Harris reviewed the staff report and recommendation of denial. He said perhaps the Fire Department concerns can be alleviated by access over the Church property. He explained that the developer is asking for more units than allowed under the General Plan but that a density bonus can be granted if certain findings can be made by the Commission. He said in staff's opinion, they haven't demonstrated that they are entitled to three additional units. He said perhaps one additional unit might be added because of energy conservation measures proposed, but that should be all. rdr. Harris and the developer provided revised plans for the Commission to review. Mr. Harris stated that the new plan is evidently acceptable to the Fire Department. The public hearing was opened. G. Michael Goldsworthy, 173 Spring Street, represented Vermillion Development Company. He stated that the revised plans provide for emergency vehicular access and an easement for the storm drain through the Church property, further that the developer has talked to surrounding property owners regarding this project and added extra trees at the request of the homeowners which takes care of condition #12. Mr. Goldsworthy said that findings could be made to allow a density bonus because of the unique way the property was subdivided. -15-