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Chairperson Wilson stated with regard to affordable housing density of 8 units per acre is not high and he doesn't envision the City of Pleasanton allowing at least 8 units per acre for mobile homes and that Mr. Madden has 25 units to the acre. Chairperson Wilson addressed the Policy Statement No. 1. He stated that 400 of future units built would have to be multi-family to come to the overall City figure of 25o multiple. Chairperson Wilson stated he would like to see 300 units exempted from RAP as part of this element. Mr. Harris stated that specifics of this type could be considered in the RAP ordinance. It was mooed that the balance of the discussion would be considered at the Fairgrounds, Wednesday, July 16, 1980, at 7:30pm. Mr. Harris stated the Council requests that the Planning Commission consider whether or not the Commission should be increased in size. The Planning Commission voted unanimously to keep the Planning Com- mission membership to five (Vote: 4-0, Doherty absent). The concensus of opinion was that a larger board would be more difficult to manage. Sound Wall - Stoneridge Overcrossing: In order to comply with a mitigating measure of the negative declaration prepared for the Stoneridge Overcrossing a sound wall must be erected along Stoneridge Drive abutting the residences on the south side of that street west of Hopyard Road. The Commission reviewed materials and colors of the proposed wall. Mr. Harris stated the wall would be 8 ft. high and property fences would be removed if permitted by the owners. The Commissioners concurred that the design shown was acceptable. TENTATIVE MAPS There were none. COMMUNICATIONS There were none. REFERRALS FROM ALAMEDA COUNTY Parcel Maps 3310 and 3311 Mr. Harris presented a staff report covering two tentative parcel maps for the Planning Commission's review and comment. These maps pertain to two contiguous parcels totalling approximately 10 acres located on the west side of Foothill Road approximately 700 ft. south of Santos Ranch Road. The proposal is to subdivide each of these parcels into four lots (a total of 8 lots) ranging in size from 1.15 acres to 1.53 acres. The properties in question are quite steep averaging over 20g slope. Access to the property would be via two steeply sloping access easements originating at one point on Foothill Road. The subject properties are both in an area shown on the Pleasanton General Plan as Open Space for Public Health and Safety because of the steep terrain. -10-