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Mr. Pico asked if there had been discussion related to how many units were being proposed. Mr. Swift said no. Mr. Pico asked if the terms of the agreement could state water and sewer services would be limited to one residence. Mr. Swift said staff could talk to the applicant. Such terms could be imposed, but the applicant may come back in the future and ask that the terms of the agreement be changed. Mayor Tarver indicated there were no speaker cards. Mr. Fuller, 4120 Foothill Road, said he would like to annex into the City in order to receive sewer service, rather than remain on a septic tank. He would like to also enlarge the water lines in order to have better fire protection. He said there are 25 acres below the 670 line and maybe at a later date he would build houses for his children. He indicated he was not planning on subdividing. It was moved by Mayor Tarver, and seconded by Ms. Ayala, to direct staff to initiate annexation proceedings and authorize the City Manager to execute the annexation documents and, if necessary due to timing, file an application with LAFCO for~extension of City services prior to annexation. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Ayala, Dennis, Michelotti, Pico and Mayor Tarver. NOES: None ABSENT: None ; ABSTAIN: None Item 6d PUD-96-14, Merritt/Scholes (DeSilva/Gates) Application for Planned Unit Development prezoning and development plan approval for 91 single-family homes (including three existing homes) on 46.4 acres located a14131 and 4141 Foothill Road. Alameda County's zoning for the property is Agricultural District. Also consider the Negative Declaration prepared for the project. (SR98:278) Brian Swift presented the staff report. Mr. Pico understood the General Plan's dwelling unit cap was based upon the mid-point range of the General Plan land use designations. Pleasanton City Council 11 11/03/98 Minutes