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• T^ ~ 2. That the applicant provide elevations for those sites and houses on corner lots facing streets for approval by this department. 3. That the applicant shall submit for City's approval a description of the type of fencing that is to be provided along Foothill Road. 4. That the applicant shall provide at least one street tree for each individual dwelling unit. 5. That the applicant shall resubmit a landscaping plan for the areas to be landscaped along Foothill Road. 6. That the applicant shall adhere to all con- ditions as imposed on the tentative map. 7. That final zoning for this development is hereby recommended from the interim Planned Unit Develop- ment District to the R-1-6500. c. Pleasanton Greens - Kottinser Park Request from Dr. Howard Long in conjunction with the Pleasanton Housing Authority for a preliminary review of the site plan and architectural review of that project known as Pleasanton Greens. The Planning Director emphasized that this presentation was by no means a formal application before the Commission, but merely a request for opinions and sugges- tions the Commission may wish to give to the group responsible for this project. Vice Chairman Pons inquired why the Commissioners were being asked to review these plane since this housing project had not even been formally applied for. Dr. Howard Long then came forward and advised the Commission that from the meeting held in March of this year between the Housing Authority and the City Council, this particular project should fall under the category of a Civic project aimed at families with moderate incomes. The question of the park was brought before the Advisory Committee to the General Plan and they approved the concept as opposed to the original plan for said park in this area. Dr. Long explained, with three diagrams, the exteriors of the 2-3-4 and 5-bedroom townhouses. The prices will not be higher than ordinary frame construction homes. There were questions raised about the cost of the homes due to the one-third use of frame in addition to the module construction, which is far lower in cost. The Planning Director inquired if there are any other styles besides the townhouse concept. The answer was no. There will also be courtyards for each unit. Dr. Long remarked that they were looking for the assistance of the Commissioners, and in particular the staff, to cnt~down the cost in every way possible and still produce housing that would meet with the approval of the Planning Department. This could perhaps mean modifications on carports, etc. There was also the thought that perhaps parking could be made more convenient for those residents living closer to Vineyard and Regalia. - 4 -