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The 150 unit cap would preclude reviewing a plan over 150 units, even though it might be a better plan. It was moved by Ms. Dennis, seconded by Mr. Tarver, to modify the language to say "The specific plan should include a target of 150 housing units." Ms. Mohr felt that even a loose definition as stated would still drive the Specific Plan rather than having the Specific Plan set the best number of units. She also wanted to include orchards in the area. Mr. Pico said agriculture is specified which includes a whole range of things. The other comments are possible uses to be considered. Ms. Michelotti referred to a comment that said there were 100 + units allowed before the "S" curve which leaves 45 for the rest. It was clarified that all density assignments are removed when the area is placed in a study area. Ms. Dennis preferred to see a proposal and react to it rather than prejudice the application with a set number of units. She felt Council would know when it hit the target. Ms. Mohr felt that should be a direction to staff rather than formal language. Ms. Michelotti could not support the motion because she preferred to see all the studies done and alternatives considered. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Dennis, Pico, and Mayor Tarver NOES: Councilmembers Michelotti and Mohr ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None It was moved by Ms. Mohr, seconded by Ms. Michelottl, to adjust the Vineyard Corridor boundaries to be consistent with the South Livemore Valley Plan. Ms. Dennis felt Council would then have to accept the General Plan Steering Committee's recommendation for densities on those properties. Ms. Michelotti referred to a letter received from Mr. McGuire indicating the desire to have those properties separated from the Specific Plan. 07/15/96 - 24 -