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Planning Commission June 13, 1979 gage 7 Commissioner Geppert addressed RAP approval for this project and Mr. Fairfield confirmed they have approval for 31 units and they will apply for the balance in November. The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Geppert made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Getty that the negative declaration as prepared for this project be approved. ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes: Commissioners Geppert, Getty, Jamieson and Chairman Doherty Noes: None Abstain: Commissioner Wilson Resolution No. 1755 was then entered and adopted recommending approval of the negative declaration for PUD-79-04. Commissioner Geppert made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Getty that this project be recommended for approval per staff report of June 13, 1979 with changes in conditions ~~6, ~~11 and ~~19. ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes: Commissioners Geppert, Getty, Jamieson and Chairman Doherty Noes: None Abstain: Commissioner Wilson Resolution No. 1756 was then entered recommending approval of PUD-79-04. GP-79-9, Ponderosa Homes Application of Ponderosa Homes for an amendment to the Land Use Element of the General Plan which would comprehensively change the land use designation on a 240 acre site located between I-680'and Hopyard Road north and west of the existing development along Hansen Drive and Via Quito. The changes would remove the planned school sites and rearrange the proposed locations of the parks, high density residential and medium density residential development on the site. The Planning Commission may recommend approval of the requested change or recommend any other change in land use designation. A negative declaration of environmental impacts will also be considered. Mr. Harris explained the Staff Report. He stated that the City Council's policy has been to improve parks the City already has as opposed to acquiring new lands for parks. Commissioner Wilson addressed the ROD ordinance as he believed it to apply to this proposal. Mr. Harris stated the ROD is no longer in effect and was improperly done in the first place. Mr. Harris stated there was a tentative map filed on the entire property some years ago but it lapsed. The public hearing was opened. Mr. Angrisani, addressed the Commission and stated his estimate of the amount of units proposed is approximately 900 but that this figure is just an estimate. He stated he has no questions concerning the staff report. Commissioner Geppert had traffic concerns and addressed the completion of Valley Avenue. He asked the developer if they would complete that firs and Mr. Angrisani answered they would.