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160 Item 6e(2) Request of Joe Callaban for Growth Management Exemption for PUD-90-14, Pleasanton Carriage Homes Mr. Swift presented his report (SR 90:494) regarding the matter. Mr. Mercer declared the public hearing open on the application. Mr. Callahan indicated that he had no objections to the options presented in the Staff Report. Mr. Mercer inquired when the units would be occupied. Mr. Callahan replied that occupancy of the units would be begin by the fourth quarter of 1991 through the first half of 1993. Ms. Mohr inquired if the in-law units could be for rented independently of the sale of the single-family unit. Mr. Callahan said that he didn't think so. Ms. Mohr asked if that matter could not be worked out with the developer. Ms. Acosta replied that it could be done; however, the future owner may want to be included in the process of choosing the tenant of the property. Mr. Robert Cordtz, 262 West Angela Street, member of the Affordable Housing Task Force, indicated that he was in favor of the project and recommended that Council approve Option 2 of the staff recommendation. There being no further testimony, Mr. Mercer declared the public hearing closed. Ms. Mohr stated that she supported Option 2; however, since it would be unlikely that the City would have another similar project that would qualify for Growth Management exemption, it would be of no consequence if all the units were built in one year since this is just a matter of process and would not prevent another project from receiving Growth Management approval. Mr. Tarvet indicated that he had no problem with Option 2 but that he preferred Option 3 because it reflects more closely what the applicant says would really happen. - 22 - 12-11-90