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Mr. Swift said only if a sale were to occur before the recordation of the final map. Ms. Frost reiterated again the reason she was asking for the recordation is that the potential buyers wanted assurance that there would be three parcels. Roger Smith, 6344 Alisal Street, said Ms. Frost has been a good friend to the community for many years. She is being forced by circumstances to leave this community. Her request seems very reasonable. This is a simple two party transaction and the potential buyer of the property would like to be assured that they will be able to build two additional homes with the least amount of uncertainty and administrative inconvenience and expense. He asked that Council not adopt staff's recommendation, but approve Ms. Frost's requests supported by the Planning Commission. Being there was no further public testimony, the public hearing was closed. Ms. Dennis asked if a wildlife study would precede the grading plan? Mr. Swift referred to Condition No. 8, which said staff wished to see a hydrological and biological study done to ensure that subsequent grading will in fact deliver the flood flows to the channel that is developed by Greenbriar and leave the existing channel as close to what currently exists. Ms. Dennis felt there was considerable uncertainty how the final map will look and how the final connections would be made. She felt the property might not be right for what is proposed but that it was going in the right direction. There is no problem in dividing the property into three lots, just the timing and if the property is sold to someone else. She wondered if there was a way to write an alternate condition that would satisfy Ms. Frost. She felt uncomfortable going with the Planning Commission's recommendations. Ms. Michelotti had no problem with the sale guaranteeing three lots; it would be whether the property would be sold to different people in the future. The recommendation is that no building permit be issued presently. She had hoped the prospective buyers would testify tonight. Ms. Ayala felt uncomfortable in getting into negotiations between the buyer and seller. She wanted the infrastructure put in and paid for by the people who should pay for it. She was afraid that other properties would ask for the same thing. The area is zoned for three lots. She could not quite understand the Planning Commission's thinking. Mayor Tarver asked if the Planning Commission's recommendations were inconsistent with the other conditions proposed by staff?. For example if Condition 3 were to be changed to not restrict the recordation of the PUD plan, would that prevent the PUD plan from lapsing if Pleasanton City Council 4/7/98 Minutes 12