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Mr. Dunkley rebutted stating that a PUD requires soils reports, <br />elevations of buildings, etc. He said this is burdensome inasmuch <br />as the project will not be totally developed for several years. <br />Mr. Harris confirmed that indeed a PUD application must be <br />supported by site plans, conceptual elevations typical of buildings <br />to be proposed, landscape plan, parking plan and a preliminary grading <br />plan for the entire area. He said you would not have to have specific <br />elevations for the houses. He said typical elevations could be used. <br />He explained that Mike Harris had to furnish this for his PUD on <br />Vineyard Avenue and the 16 units on Santa Rita Road as do all <br />PUD developers. Commissioner Wilson questioned that an overall PUD <br />would require $50,000. Commissioner Wilson further said that <br />Morrison Homes also had to have an approved development plan. <br />He spoke to many concessions being made for Morrison (Valley at <br />Santa Rita) and mentioned that they have been in many times to change <br />the property to Commercial which would also remove the proposed park <br />with everyone forgetting the concessions made by the City to approve <br />the PUD initially. <br />Mr. Harris stated that there is no way staff can recommend 15 units/ <br />acre with no idea of the quality of development proposed for phases <br />A, B and C. He said it is a reasonable request that the applicant <br />come in with an overall PUD application. <br />Commissioner Doherty felt that in changing the General Plan land <br />use designation would be 'opening pandora's box' and could not <br />support the change. He then made a motion, seconded by Commissioner <br />Lindsey to deny case GP-82-5. At that point staff suggested that <br />action be taken on the negative declaration prior to a vote inas- <br />much as any action would be a recommendation to City Council and <br />not the final decision. <br />Commissioners Doherty and Lindsey then rescinded their motion and <br />second. <br />Commissioner Lindsey stated that the project looks like a good one <br />but would like a plan for the entire 57 acres. <br />A motion was then made by Commissioner Lindsey, seconded by <br />Commissioner Jamieson that the negative declaration prepared for <br />this project be recommended for adoption inasmuch as the proposed <br />land use change would have no adverse significant effect on the <br />environment. <br />ROLL CALL VOTE <br />Ayes: Commissioners Doherty, Jamieson, Lindsey and Chairperson Getty <br />Noes: Commissioner Wilson <br />Absent: None <br />Abstain: None <br />-9- <br />__.~. .__.___._.V _.. ~... ,... _.~___.. ,..... __.____._ ..__,_... _.__. _.. ._ _-____._ ...r.._ .. <br />
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