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f. PDR-520/PCUP-162. City of P-easanton (^ Application for: (1) design review approval for a City water tank to be constructed on a portion of a 20-acre site located at 5 Windy Oaks Drive (fonnerly 1680 Vineyard Avenue) in the Vineyazd Avenue Corridor Specific Plan Area; and (2) conditional use permit approval to allow the temporary stockpiling of approximately 14,000 cubic yards of excess soil from the City water tank project on the upper portions of 5 Windy Oaks Drive. Zoning for the property is PUD-HR/OS (Planned Unit Development -Hillside Residential/Open Space) District. This item was continued to May 10, 2006. Ms. Decker wished to clazify that the legal description of this item was incorrect and had not included PUD-55. She noted that a workshop had been held regarding both the City Water Tank project and the proposed planned unit development for Mr. Reznick. Staff had indicated that it would sepazate the water tank and perhaps the road from that project; however, both projects would be presented to the Planning Commission for review and action for the Planned Unit Development, the grading, the road, and the water tank at its May 10, 2006. 7. MATTERS INITIATED BY COMMISSION MEMBERS /--~ Purple House Neaz the Golf Course ( Commissioner Roberts noted that she had heard several complaints regarding the purple house at the end of the golf course. She would like to know why it was purple and recalled that the Commission requested that the owner tone down the blue color. Commissioner Fox noted that it had been appealed to the City Council, who gave the applicants latitude to do what they wanted with the color. Ms. Decker indicated that the project was denied by the Planning Commission and was subsequently overturned by the City Council and approved. She did not have the details regarding the color as conditioned, but staff has had several calls regarding the color and concerns whether it was in conformity. Ms. Decker reported that Robin Giffin, the project planner, had gone onsite with paint chips and confirmed it was the color that was approved. The initial color that had been applied was a primer that was much brighter. Article on Mills Corporation in the Wall Street Journal Commissioner Roberts noted that the April 14, 2006 issue of the Wall Street Journal had a front-page article about Mills Corporation, describing how a "glitzy mall developer built its way into big trouble." Ms. Decker noted that she was familiaz with the project and added that Mills had been ~ talking with staff regazding revising some of the recently approved plans. Mills is PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, April 19, 2006 Page 8 of 12