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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION Study Session April 6, 1979 7:30 P.M. ROLL CALL Commissioners Present: Gregg Doherty, Joyce Getty, Ken Geppert, DeWitt Wilson and Chairman Bill Jamieson Staff Members Present: Robert J. Harris, Director of Planning and Community Development Council Members Present: Mayor Frank Brandes Others: Harvey Kameny of Crocker Homes and the Press Chairman Jamieson opened the meeting and indicated the Commission would consider the large residential lot study first. Commissioner Doherty indicated he felt there should be certain bonus features added to the Residential Allocation Program (RAP) to encourage developers to subdivide properties into large lots. He suggested that developments with a minimum lot size of over 10,000 sq. ft. receive a bonus of 20 points under RAP and that developments with a minimum lot size of over 15,000 sq. ft. be exempt from RAP. DeWitt Wilson suggested that for developments with a minimum lot size of over 8,000 sq. ft. that there should be a bonus of one point for each additional 1,000 sq. ft. of lot area to a maximum of 20,000 sq. ft., i.e., that a developer could get up to a 12 point bonus. Com- missioner Doherty then moved to exempt all developments with a minimum lot size over 20,000 sq. ft. That action was also passed five to zero. Discussion then centered on the maximum number of units any developer should be allowed to build in any one year. Commissioner DeWitt Wilson moved that no developer be allowed to build more than 50 units in any year. This limit would pertain no matter how many properties the developer has or how many different company names he uses. This limit also pertains to developments which are exempt from RAP. This motion was also passed unanimously. The Commission then considered the zoning of the property listed in the January 10, 1979 staff report. All 10 areas were discussed and a 'straw' vote taken on each one. Several motions having to do with specific zonings were made but none proved successful. Commissioner Wilson then moved that the Hansen Ranch, Pleasanton Meadows, Heritage Valley, Amberwood, Myers and the McManus properties all be rezoned to R-1-10,000. This matter was approved: Ayes: Doherty, Jamieson, Wilson. Noes: Geppert and Getty. Commissioner Doherty then moved that the Mohr-Martin property, both inside and outside of the City be 2-1/2 acre minimum zoning. This motion was also approved. He then moved Mobile Home Park East be rezoned PUD (Medium Density Residential) and that motion was also approved. He also moved that Foothill/I-680 be rezoned to R-1-40,000. That motion was also approved. __ _. ___.__ _ _ __.~._._,._.._... _. _~ .... ,, ~w ~ ........~~,w , .~..~... ,~..~._w_...._ _ w ._ .. _,_.. _n.~__ ..__~. __.... _., _.. _ . , .. ._ _ ..._ ~ _ _ ~_ _ ..._