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RZ-76-14, Planning Commission - application to place into the S (Study) District, the HPD (Hillside Planned Development) District, the PUD (Planned Unit Development) District, or any other zoning district that the Planning Commission finds is appropriate, those properties identi- fied by Zoning Unit Nos. 151 A-F. The six areas in question were described by Secretary Harris. Staff is recommending that Areas 1 through 4 retain their existing zoning. The Longview property is being recommended to be zoned HPD District. Mr. Joe Chickerella, owner of the property known as "The Hill" indi- cated he had not been advised of this action, since the Assessor's Roles indicate a title company as the owner of the land. Therefore, he requested that his property not be considered this evening but on December 8, 1976. The Commissioners were amenable to this request. The Public Hearing was opened. Mr. Bob Myers brought up his concerns regarding his property (the An- nexation 66 land). Secretary Harris explained that Mr. Myers' property was rezoned to the A District because of the City's sewer situation. The City is not seeking to increase residential density anywhere in the City. Mr. Myers registered his objection to Area 5 (Chickerella property "The Hill"). Next, Area 6 was discussed. This is the Longview property. It was indicated by staff that examples of the Hillside Planned Development District can be observed in Walnut Creek. Mrs. Violet Long, 5221 Northway Road, indicated that she did not receive notification of the meeting until very recently. She did not understand the ramifications of the proposed action. Another homeowner in the area, Janice Wainhart, 2750 Foothill Road, expressed her concerns if cluster-type development would be allowed in the area in question. Considerable discussion ensued regarding the kinds of developments which would be allowed within the Hillside Planned Development District. City Attorney Ken Scheidig stated that the Long property has only ten sewer permits allocated. Another citizen, Ralph Romero, 3580 Touriga, wished to verify that only 10 sewer permits have been allocated for the Long property. Because of unanswered questions and because the property owner had no prior notification of the action, this item was continued to be heard separately on November 10, 1976. Mr. Corley, representing Castlewood Enterprises, owners of the property listed under Area One, expressed his concern but indicated no objection when he learned staff was recommending the property retain its existing zoning. There being no further comments, the Public Hearing was closed. Resolution 1455 was made recommending to the City Council that Areas One through Four retain their existing zoning, with Areas Five and Six continued to December 8 and November 10, respectively. Roll Call Vote Resolution: Commissioner Doherty Seconded: Commissioner Shepherd Ayes: Commissioners Doherty, Jamieson, Shepherd, and Chairman Butler Noes: None Absent: Commissioner Wood Abstain: None -4-