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indicate support for requiring the road relocation and other infrastructure to go in at the same time as the school construction. If this were to occur, in order to fund this up front infrastructure, there would need to be a financing plan. Ms. Ayala agreed with all of Mr. Pieo's comments. She also felt the architectural design of the school was very important and felt the City could work with the School District to make sure the design is compatible with the area. Ms. Michelotti agreed there was a need for a school in this area of the community and that the site was appropriate. She referred to the Design Guidelines and suggested that wherever possible in the Vineyard Corridor that open fencing be used. Where solid fencing is needed for privacy or around a pool she suggested using four feet of solid fencing with two feet of lattice. This gives a more open feeling and in other places she encouraged wrought iron or hogwire with landscaping. She wanted to preserve the agricultural or natural setting arabianee. She displayed a board showing house colors and requested flexibility on colors according to where the house is sited rather than based on density. She wanted staff to have flexibility. In addition, one of the Planning Commission recommendations was that medium density housing be moved more towards the low density houses on the Goodwin property in response to the Foleys' request. She disagreed with this and preferred the Goodwin property be planned more like what the draft Specific Plan had indicated a vineyard estate would resemble and the other housing clustering. She did not think concerns about the ranch operation should determine where the density on the Heinz property should be placed. She did not want the back fencing of houses on the cul de sac near Old Vineyard to have fencing that was obtrusive. She preferred landscaping or other screening to preserve the atmosphere. It was moved by Ms. Ayala, seconded by Ms. Michelotti, to adopt Resolution No. 99-073, certifying the Environmental Impact Report for the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan and PUD rezoning (and PUD Pre-zoning for Minor Annexation). The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Ayala, Michelotti, and Pico. NOES: Mayor Tarvcr ABSENT: None. ABSTAIN: CouncilmemberDennis. It was moved by Ms. Ayala, seconded by Mayor Tarver, to add a condition requiring staff to bring back to Council for review and approval prior to any approval of a tentative map for the project area a financing plan showing how the infrastructure can be phased in conjunction with the development of the Specific Plan. Ms. Michelotti asked how this motion affects the properties on the west end, which already have infrastructure. Pleasanton City Council 12 06/01/99 Minutes