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to go through the design review process. However, the standard conditions could apply to the detached units. Therefore, a blanket use permit could apply to either or both. Ms. Michelotti asked if the Specific Plan, when adopted in 1992, called out the specific width of the "A" road configuration and is it the same as what the requirement is today? Mr. Swift said the width of the road, the actual right-of-way, was specified in the Specific Plan and that is the same as today. Ms. Michelotti referred to the financing plan that was adopted to pay for the road and asked if there was any difference in the size of the road now? Mr. Swift said earlier versions of the Specific Plan had proposed a four lane road, but the street was reduced in width. Staff believes that when that change in the street width occurred, there was no discussion about who would pay for that portion of the road. What is being built in the Greenbriar and New Cities developments is typical of these type of developments. Therefore, the properties being developed would only pay for the road through that project. The road in the area west of the Greenbriar property should be a shared cost. Ms. Michelotti reiterated that all the properties from Greenbriar's project to Sunol Boulevard would participate in the road funding. She asked if staff foresaw the setbacks on the north side of Sycamore Road being the same (as listed in the PUD) throughout the project. Mr. Swift said the Specific Plan calls for a setback of approximately 75 feet, but allows for each parcel to be reviewed on a case by case basis. Given the topography on some lots, it is not always possible to meet all the setbacks and the lot size requirements with the number of units as is allowed under the Specific Plan. Staff has included in the conditions of approval reduced setbacks across the Moreira property as part of the approval of the PUD. Ms. Michelotti was looking for consistency throughout the project. She mentioned the lots were designated low density. Mr. Swift said each parcel would be considered on a case by case basis for setbacks. The parcels are designated low density on the General Plan; the Specific Plan allows two units per acre. Ms. Ayala clarified that the properties west to Sunol Boulevard would not participate in the cost sharing unless they developed. Mr. Swift said only new development would participate. Mayor Tarver said he was inundated with material related to this application. He felt he did not have all the information as to how the application relates to the Specific Plan, especially Pleasanton City Council 2/17/98 Minutes 7