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6/19/2007
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PUD-93-02-09M <br />2001 Ruby Hill Boulevard <br />wine-producing center by encouraging appropriate tourist attractions and supporting uses such as the <br />proposed event center and winery. <br />The proposal includes one future home site for a Tuscan style single-family residence. Ruby Hill was <br />allotted to a housing cap of 850 residential units. In the past, two residential lots were combined into one <br />for the construction of one single-family home, bringing the total residential lots in Ruby Hill from the <br />original 850 lots to 849. The proposed home site for asingle-family residential unit would bring the total <br />number of unit back to the housing cap and is therefore in conformance the Ruby Hill PUD. <br />South Livermore Valley Agricultural Land TrustlTri-Valley Conservancy <br />The subject site is covered by an agricultural conservation easement granted to the Tri-Valley <br />Conservancy (TVC), formerly South Livermore Valley Agricultural Land Trust (SLVALT). This proposal <br />was reviewed and supported by the Board of Directors of TVC. The conservation easement benefiting <br />the TVC limits the non-vineyard use to a total of 2.5-acres of building envelope area. The building <br />envelope is required to be one continuous piece, i.e. the restaurant area and the future home site would <br />need to be linked via a driveway. The building envelope area includes the restaurant location, parking lot <br />and area surrounding the restaurant, the patio area to the west of the restaurant building, the building <br />area for a future residence and the driveway access to the home. The TVC requested that the applicant <br />amend the conservation easement to clearly describe both building envelope, and the building envelope <br />should be physically demarcated from the vineyard areas. As conditioned, the applicant would amend <br />the easement by preparing and recording a metes and bounds description of the building envelope, and <br />would then monument the property corners. <br />Zoninn <br />The existing parcel is currently zoned PUD-A/OS/LDR (Planned Unit Development -Agricultural/Open <br />Space/Low Density Residential) District. Permitted uses for this property, established by the Ruby Hill <br />PUD development plan, included a temporary sales office, planted wine grapes, vineyard maintenance <br />facilities, irrigation detention ponds, and other functions ancillary to wine production as determined by the <br />Planning Director. Other proposals including a change in use for the existing sales office, a winery, a <br />tasting complex, a residence, or an event center would require the submittal of an application for a PUD <br />major modification. <br />The proposed development is to convert the existing Ruby Hill sales office to a sit-down restaurant. <br />Included in the proposal are reconfiguration of the existing parking lot, and establishing a new driveway <br />off Vineyard Avenue, and a future home site. A PUD major modification is filed with the Planning <br />Department. <br />Project Description <br />The applicant proposes to modify the approved Ruby Hill Development plan to allow a restaurant use and <br />to allow a building envelope for a future residence. Specifically the proposal includes the following: <br />~ Change the existing use of the building from sales office to restaurant; <br />~ Relocate the existing two-story, approximately 4,200-square-foot building toward Vineyard <br />Avenue and to the east side of the seasonal drainage channel; <br />~ Create basement area for use as a wine cellar; <br />~ Construct a new driveway off Vineyard Avenue and a parking lot with 91 parking spaces <br />exclusively for the restaurant use; <br />~ Remodel the building interior and operate a restaurant that serves dinner to the public daily and <br />holds private functions during non-dinner hours; <br />~ Allow consumption of alcoholic beverages at the restaurant after 10:00 p.m.; <br />~ Establish a building envelope at the sales office building location for the construction of a future <br />residence; and, <br />
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