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Resolution No. 1634 was entered and adopted recommending to the City Council approval of Z-78-46, subject to the conditions in the April 12 staff report, with modifications to Condition No. 5 to require wood trim covered by stucco to provide definition on the south side of Building B and the north and south sides of Building A. Roll Call Vote Resolution: Shepherd Seconded: Jamieson Ayes: Doherty, Jamieson, Noes: None Absent: None Abstain: None Shepherd, Butler MATTERS FOR COMMISSION'S REVIEW Review of request from Mission Park Homeowners Association to conduct a study to rezone certain lands within Mission Park. Secretary Harris explained that in March of this year, City Council had re- quested a study of the 106-unit apartment site on the south side of Junipero Street and the R-1-6500 zoned property immediately west of that site. They had asked that that study be made to them within 90 days. Staff had looked at the area exhaustively during the General Plan revision in 1976. They had concerns over two areas - the industrial area on both sides of the east-west portion of Sonoma Drive and the R-1-6500 zoned pro- perty lying immediately west of the RM-1500 land to be developed by The Housing Group. Another property looked at was the "Hill" area and that was modified to show the higher portion to be medium density and balance in open space. The staff did not feel additional study is needed except for the 106-unit apartment site to be developed by The Housing Group and the single family zoned land immediately to the west of it. Staff recommends that no additional study be conducted. Bob Grove,5555 San Jose Drive, President of the Mission Park Homeowners Association, spoke for the request. He appreciated staff's point of view, but the consensus of feeling among the residents there was too high density, but in a spirit of cooperation, they would be willing to go along with study of those areas requested by City Council. They did wish to have the RM-1500 parcel on the south side of Sonoma Drive studied, plus the RM-25 (PUD) on the north and south sides of Junipero Street west of Sonoma Drive. Mr. Grove then asked that the homeowners be allowed to csork with City staff on this project. Secretary Harris indicated that the study had begun, that some surveying of uses had been done. He indicated a willingness to work with the Mission Park Homeowners Association, but requested that they des- ignate certain members only to speak for them. Mr. Grove indicated that it would be very difficult for them to meet during the day. Secretary Harris suggested that perhaps the meetings could be held late afternoon, then. -6-