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Commissioner Jamieson asked the progress regarding the reflective curbs. on Santa Rita Road. Mr. Warnick stated that the Traffic Com- mittee has again reviewed the matter. He indicated that other jurisdictions were also included in the review and that the con- census of opinion is that the noses only be painted. Commissioner Jamieson said that some of the noses do not have reflective paint on them. Chairperson Getty indicated that Item 7b concerning the Mohr-Martin area would be discussed first inasmuch as this matter should be reviewed prior to taking action on other applications relating to this same area. Mr. Harris suggested that GP-81-9 be open for review in conjunction with the report. The Commission concurred. Review of the Mohr-Martin Area and GP-81-9, City of Pleasanton Application of the City of Pleasanton to amend the General Plan and Land Use designation of several properties on the west side of Martin Avenue between Mohr Avenue and the Arroyo Mocho and an approximately 45 acre site east of Martin Avenue immediately south of the Arroyo Mocho from "Medium Density Residential" and "Sand and Gravel Harvesting" to Low Density Residential or to any other land use designation deemed appropriate by the City. A negative declaration of environmental impacts was also considered. Mr. Harris explained the staff report concerning GP-81-9 and the fact that it has been continued previously for more information concerning the entire area known as Mohr/Martin. He explained the boundaries of the area addressed. Commissioner Wilson spoke to the staff report stating that it recommended the property east of Molinaro and east of Kamp's, including the Thorpe property be Low Density Residential (including the Devor nursery property). He said it might effect the nursery if the property went to Low Density Residential. Mr. Harris indi- cated he would check the code to see if nurseries are conditionally allowed under the residential district. Commissioner Wilson also addressed one-third of the Busch property as being Low Density Residential. Mr. Harris said the entire area south of Mohr Avenue could go Low or Medium Density Residential. He indicated that the entire area should be all designated one or the other. Mr. Harris indicated that the Kamp property is being proposed to be developed on the southwest corner at the top end of Medium Density with a proposal of 15 units/acre. Commissioner Wilson asked Mr. Harris if the reason for this was because it is right across the street from industrial land. Mr. Harris confirmed this. Commissioner Jamieson indicated that previously Commissioner Doherty has stated this is probably the last opportunity to maintain large lots in the area and he tends to agree with this. He said it might be better to keep the Kamp property Low Density Residential. He then asked the density of the approved development for CPK. Mr. Harris responded it is Medium Density Residential. Mr. Harris indicated that there are 196 units approved for CPK and the Kamp property proposes gradation from west to east to be more compatible with the lots to the east of their proposal. -2- ___.r___~_......__ _.,. __ ._ ._... ..__~.__ ___.._.. ..