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by vote whether it will complete action on the current agenda items and any other items." She noted that the Commission may want to consider that process with the addition of the new Commissioners. 10. REFERRALS There were none. 11. MATTERS FOR COMMISSION'S INFORMATION There were none. Because the applicants for Item 6.f. still had not amved, the Commission proceeded to consider Item 6.e.. PDR-520/PCUP-162, Citv of Pleasanton. e. PDR-520/PCUP-162, City of Pleasanton 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 (formerly 1680 Vineyard Avenue) in the Vineyard 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. Ms. Decker summarized the staff report and provided the Planning Commission with a synopsis of the direction provided to staff at the workshop held on Mazch 8, 2006. She noted that the Planning Commission had directed that the project be considered together with PUD-54, Threehand, LP/Reznick Property. Both projects shaze the proposed private driveway which would be widened to a 20-foot wide road; 18-foot paved with aone-foot shoulder on each side. She indicated that the City water tank project was constrained by construction timing for award of contracts. She noted that the proposed road alignment, grading, and placement were not very flexible; however, the pad grades were and. Therefore, requested that the Planning Commission consider acting on the project knowing that the pad grading could be designed to accommodate or mitigate concerns the Planning Commission may have. Steve Cosenza, Utility Planning Manager, presented information on the Specific Plan Corridor Plan and the water system. He noted that the original capacity of the tank in 1999 was 800,000 gallons and t was increased to one million gallons. The City has since increased the storage capacity to 1.4 million gallons to complete the buildout of the water pressure zone. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Blank regazding when the tank would go online, Mr. Cosenza replied that it should be on line by Summer 2007. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, May 10, 2006 Page 7 of 19