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As no one else spoke in favor or against this matter, Chairperson Doherty declared this public hearing continued to the next regular meeting of the Planning Commission on June 11, 1980 at which time the use permit and application for a variance would be considered. Chairperson Doherty stated he would like to check tYie ordinance to see what was in effect at the time the Tyrrells began baby sitting with regard to enclosed garages and use permits. Mr. Harris stated this matter has been checked and there were two parking spaces for each single-family dwelling required. PUD-80-3, Amador Valley Investors Application of Amador Valley Investors to rezone from the R-1-6500 (Single-family Residential) District to the PUD (Planned Unit Develop- ment) District and development plan approval for a 113 lot, single- family residential subdivision proposed to be built on an approximately 27 acre parcel located just east of the existing terminus of West Las Positas Boulevard, north of the Arroyo Mocho. A mitigated negative declaration of environmental impacts was also considered. Mr. Harris explained the staff report. Commissioner Lindsey asked about the reduction in size of the corner lots. Mr. Harris stated that these are very similar to Pleasanton Meadows in size. The public hearing was opened. George Oakes, 31123 Mission Boulevard, Hayward, one of the partners of Amador Valley Investors spoke. He explained the changes made to the original plan as requested by the City. He concurred with the staff report except that with regard to condition #2 he didn't believe a bridge is necessary across the Arroyo Mocho at Martin Avenue and would prefer to put his money in a fund to be used for a better purpose. He took exception to condition number 8 and asked if it couldn't be left up to an archeological expert to determine the fill required to preserve the Indian midden. Mr. Oakes further stated that the cost of a bridge in 1973 was approxi- mately $370,000 and at this time it would probably cost around $750,000. He stated he did not want to be assessed for half a bridge but would be willing to put money in a fund -- $1,000 per unit for public works improvements relating to the development of this particular area. Mr. Oakes then addressed extending the road to Elliott's property which is 650 ft. north. He stated he didn't know whether or not Mr. Elliott would approve but that they have worked well together in the past. Mr. Oakes introduced Mrs. Hughart an environmental specialist. Mrs. Hughart explained passive and active solar systems. -7- .. ..._....__ ,d ..._.. ... ._.. ._._ _........,r .. .__.._..