01/03/63 - Laserfiche WebLink

MIN 0 T E S of THE MEETING of THE PLANNING GOP4~IISSION Pleasanton, California January 3, 1963 The regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning Commission wee called to order at 8:00 P.M, on Rhursday, January 3, 1963, by Chairman Philip Landon. HOLE CALL showed the following: Present: Chairman Landon Commissioners Aatonlai Lozano Fega Searetary Falea Ex-Officio Nohn Absent: Commissioner Wipfli Ex-Officio Dana ~P On motion of Commiseioaer Lozano, seconded by Commieaioner Antonini., the minutes of the meeting of December 20 were approved ae presented by unanimous vote of those Commiaeionera present. Chairman Landon then proceeded to the application of Mr, George R. Dotson, 21876 Main St., Hayward, for a Zoning Permit with Sita Plan and Architectural Approval, in order to construct a 52-unit multiple dwelling on property located oa the south aide of vineyard Avenue seat of Adams Court, in an RG-25 District. Secretary Falea presented background on this applicatlon by stating that the subject property ie located in Annex 16 and that Mr. John Stanley received a Zoning Permit for the pur- pose of constructing six unite on this property in the first stage of a multi-stage development. Subsequent to that time the property has changed hands. Mr. Dotson now propoaee to develop the entire site at one time rather than in stages. The staff taviewed the site plan in relation to requirements for an RG-25 zone. Height restrictions are 3'f stories or 35 feet and, for accessory buildings, two stories or 25 feet. Minimum lot airs is 7,500 aq. ft., whereas the subject lot size 1s 132,000 aq.ft. Fifty-two uaita are proposed, and the maxiaum number of unite al- lowed is 52.8, Width of the property is 200 ft „ and the minimum width allowed is 70 ft, Minimum requirements for front, rear and aide yard (assuming two-storq buildings are proposed) are met, Minimum rear and side yard setback for accessory buildings is met. Minlca:m required distance from the main building to accessory building is 10 ft., which ie obviously adequate from the site plan. Proposed drive- way widths era 26 and 28 ft,--minimum raqufsed driveway width ie 20 ft. Minimum off-street parking requirement is 1~ spaces per unit, or a total of 78 parking spaces--79 parking spaces are proposed, Tha staff requested that Mr. Doeaon desig-~ Hate distances of backing area from parking spaces. Mr, Dotson submitted plena for a similar building constructed in Hayward. Grading of the site is dependent upon issuance of the Zoning Permit. Mr. Dotson may divide the main bu11d1ng into two portions. Mr. False stated no mininnm distance is required between two main build- inga ae long ae the distance between the two buildings does not alter the front and rear yard areas. A four-foot fence ie proposed to be constructed around the awim* ming pool. The staff recommends approval with certain stipulations. Mr. Dotson was present is the audience, and upon request by the Commission, initialed on the rise plan the addition of three evergreen ;tees scsaening the aide and rear yard. It was moved bq Chairman Landon, aeeonded bq Commissioner Antonini, and unanimously approved by those Commieaionare preaeae, that it is the intent of the Plamsing Commission to approve the application of Mr, George A. Dotson regarding site plan approval, and poatpona architectural approval until drawings are submitted either at the meeting of Jamuasy 17, or at such auoceeding meeting as the applicant is prepared Co apply for approval, in order to construct a 52-unit multiple dwelling oa propertq located on the earth aide of Vineyard Avenue east of Adams Court, in an RG-25 District. At ouch time sa the Zoning Pasmit is granted, the following con- ditioaa shall be attacheds (1) O~aita sanitary sewage and storm drainage be in- stalled to the aatiafaetion of the City Engineer's Office; (2) Improvements in the