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Mr. Harris said there is not much traffic going easterly and most of the people will use the western driveway. A motion was then made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commis- sioner Doherty that the negative declaration prepared for case PUD-81-34 be recommended for adoption inasmuch as approval of this project would have no significant adverse effect on the environment. ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes: Commissioners Doherty, Jamieson, Lindsey, Wilson and Chairperson Getty Noes: None Resolution No. 2118 was then entered and adopted recommend approval, of .the negative declaration prepared for case PUD-81-34. Commissioner Wilson said he wants all of the front yards ],antdscaped similar to conventional residential areas by the developer. He said further he wanted all interior streets to be 25 ft. paved plus 3 ft. curb-to-curb and a right-of-way of 4 rt. from the sidewalk. He said the recreation .area is too small but that has been increased a little bit by the developer. He said there is no way to enforce no parking on the streets. Commissioner Lindsey said that a con- dition of approval could be that the homeowners association enter into an agreement with the City for police department enforcement of :the parking situation. Commissioner Wilson said there should be electrical garage door openers because if cars are parked in the driveway in order to be off of the sidewalk there is no way to get to the garage doors. Commissioner Jamieson supported this. Commissioner Wilson further said the front yard landscaping should include two trees with a sprinkler system concerning condition number 7, and that number 17 should reflect all guest parking be striped. Chairperson Getty said they now show an RV storage area and basketball courts. Com- missioner Doherty said the basketball courts are shown as a result of concerns he had for recreational areas in the development. Mr. Harris reiterated that Mr. Parish had~snggested at the. previous meeting that perhaps the new homeowners would like to landscape their own yards. Commissioner Wilson asked the location of the trash enclosures. Mr. Parish responded that 900 of the people put their trash con- tainers in the garage because the garages are so large and that a small percentage will be keeping the garbage behind the screened fence. He said that the homeowners association will maintain the recreation building, basketball court and landscaping area and the street and since each of the residents will own their own piece of land wondered who would maintain the redwood boards. He asked if it would be possible to have the exteriors of the buildings main- tained by the homeowners association such as is the case with condominiums otherwise within a period of time there would be no -11- _ ...