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131 28, 1986, 8:00 p.m., in the Pleasanton Council Chambers, at the request of the applicant. PUD-81-30-36D, Application of the Martin Com any and the Prudential Insurance Company of America for design review approvaV to construct an approximately 258~300 square foot, five-building multi-tenant office com lex, to be located on an approximately 18.7 acre site, located generally in t~e area south of Stoneridge Drive, east of Willow Road, and west of Hacienda Drive. Zoning for the property is PUD {Planned Unit Development}-industrial/Commercial and Offices District Mayor Brandes declared the public hearing Open on this item, and continued it to the meeting of November 18, 1986, 8:00 p.m., in the Pleasanton Council Chambers, at the request of the applicant. PUD-86-11, Application of Valley Memorial Hospital for rezoning from "P" {Public and Institutional} to PUD {Planned Unit Development}-Public and In- stitutional District and development plan approval for an approximately 488,000 square foot medical center complex consisting of offices, behavioral medicine, skilled nursing, residential, acute/ambulatory care, and related facilities to be constructed in four phases, to be located on an approximately 27.7 acre site, located at the northwest corner of the intersection of Santa Rita Road and West Las Positas Boulevard Consider Adoption of Negative Declaration Mr. Swift presented his report (SR 86:419) dated October 7, 1986, regard- ing this matter. Mayor Brandes declared the public hearing Open on the application and the negative declaration. Mr. Bob Fish, Chief Executive Officer for Valley Memorial Hospital, pres- ented a comprehensive plan for a proposed medical complex to be developed in phases. He gave the history and background information relative to this proj- ect. He stated the Certificate of Need process has been modified in the last three years and will expire January 1987. He presented the total project, to be built in four phases as follows: Phase 1 - medical office building, ambula- tory care center, and behavioral medicine center; Phase 2 skilled Nursing facility and independent living units; Phase 3 acute care hospital and am- bulatory care center addition; and Phase 4 - acute care hospital addition, medical office building, and parking decks. He distributed booklets showing the first phase development and reviewed these plans in detail. He stated the first phase proposes construction of a three-story, approximately 45,000 square foot medical office structurees, a single-story, approximately 25,000 square foot ambulatory care center, and a behavioral medicine facility of ap- proximately 30,000 square feet with an enclosd outdoor exercise/social area, the corresponding 579 parking spaces, and development of driveway accesses on Owens Drive, West Las Positas Boulevard, and Santa Rita Road. Mr. Fish stated that representatives of the project have spent time discussing the proposed development with the neighbors, whose major concerns are traffic and noise. He advised the developer has worked with staff to mitigate these factors. He stated the siren and helicopter noise will not exceed those existing in the area but they have agreed to restrictions relative to this matter. He stated they are ready to bring a major medical complex to the City of Pleasanton and have made a significant'commitment to do so. He urged approval of the medical complex as presented. 9 - 10-7-86