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89 Ms. Scribner commented that Staff is requesting the removal of the condition that no building would be permitted if mandatory water rationing is put in place. Mr. Swift indicated that that was a requirement of the Planning Commission. He explained that Staff believes that the Council should address the issue of whether or not new construction will be able to take out building permits during periods of mandatory water rationing, as part of the City's water rationing plan rather than as a project specific condition. Ms. Scribner inquired if the double piping system has been considered by the City for its water supply. Mr. Elliott said yes. He stated that recycled water will be used for the landscaping at the Stoneridge Drive and Hacienda Drive Interchanges. Mr. Butler commented that the applicant indicated that it may be desirable to have custom homes larger than 4,500 square feet; however, there should be some limitation in the row of lots closest to Foothill Road. He added that it would be more appropriate to have the Design Review Board consider the grading conditions. Mr. Mercer indicated that he would be voting in opposition to the project because he is not in favor of having multiple units on Foothill Road, whether or not these units are visible from the road. It was moved by Mr. Butler, and seconded by Ms. Mohr, that Ordinance No. 1503 be introduced, to be read by title only and waiving further reading thereof, approving PUD-90-19, the application of Moller Properties for development plan approval to construct a total of 99 residential units on a 198 acre site, generally located to the west/northwest of the Foothill Road/ Muirwood Drive street intersection, as set forth in Concept A of the Staff Report, subject to the condition that Condition No. 35f, relating to a moratorium on building construction in the event of water rationing, and Condition No. 56, relating to the extension of "C" Court, be deleted and that Condition Nos. 2i and 21 be amended to read as follows: "Grading shall be minimized and contoured to reflect the natural hillside terrain. Finished cut and fill site work shall me minimized as much as possible and completed in a manner that complements the surrounding primary topography. The existing grade elevation shall be maintained at property lines. Except beneath the dwelling unit and driveway or as necessary to establish an adequate front yard space, there shall be no grade changes in excess of three (3) feet from the contours shown on the final map improvement plan for each lot. The Design Review Board - 19 - 3-19-91