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Parkland Dedication, developer shall dedicate a neighborhood park of at Least 5.47 acres, provided that in the event developers site plan for multiple unite is not approved by City, or zoning regulations require less units, then no adjustment or decrease in park area or in lieu fee shall be made. At 10:45 P.M„ Vice-Chairman Johnston called for a ten minute recess. At 10:55 P.M., the meeting was called back to order and diacaesion was resumed on Tract No. 2II9G, Stoneson. After further discussion, upon motion of Commissioner Plato, seconded by Commissioner Garrigan, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION N0. 609 FIHEREAS, consideration of Tentative Subdivision Map for Tract No. 2896, Stoneson, has come before this Commission: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: to amend Resolution No. 602 for Zoning Permit 266-23, amending action on Planned Unit Development for this tract, allowing 987 dwelling units instead of 927 as previously stipulated. Upon motion of Commissioner Garrigan, seconded by Commissioner Arnold, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. 610 WHEREAS, consideration of Tentative Subdivision Map for Tract No. 2396, Stoneson, has come before this Commission: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: to approve Tentative Map for Tract 2896, Stoneson, as amended by Resolution No. 609, and with total of 9.87 acres as park site, and conditions as stated in staff report dated August 24, 1966. There was considerable discussion regarding the determination of density for any given tract. The main factor being whether park land should be included or ex- cluded in determining the density figure. After further discussion, upon motion of Commissioner Arnold, seconded by Commissioner Garrigan, the following reso]++rinn was adopted with roll call as follows: AYES: Commissioners Arnold, Garrigan and Vice-Chairman Johnston.. NOES: None Abstanined: Commissioner Plato. RESOLUTION N0. 611 WHEREAS, the matter of a policy decision regarding determination of the density figure for any given tract, has come before this Commission: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: to recommend to the City Council that the policy of the City regarding the determination of density be that park land be included rather than excluded 1n determination of density. The next item on the agenda was a General Plan for the Hansen property, submitted by Deetz-Crane Company, who are the developers of the Hansen property. Mr. George Deetz and Mr. Ted Fairfield were present in the audience and spoke pointing out the various areas of R-1, RG-15, school sites, parks and shopping carter site. The Commission was asked to recommend to the City Council regarding the land use. Ater further discussion, upon motion of Commissioner Arnold, seconded by Commission- er Plato, and carried, it was determined to recommend to the City Council that the General Plan be approved with the shopping center included ae "A" zoning and no recommendation on C-N zoning. Also, to stipulate that C-N zoning be delayed until later for further study.