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GP-84-13, Application of Callahan Pentz Properties and Valley Memorial Hospital for <br /> an amendment to the Land Use and Circulation Element of the General Plan to reconfi- <br /> gure the land use designation of the approximately 62 acre site located at the north- <br /> west corner of Santa Rita Road and West Las Positas Boulevard and to show a north- <br /> west/southeast trending thoroughfare in that area. The property is currently desig- <br /> nated "Public and Institutional", "Commercial and Offices"~. and "High Density Resi- <br /> dential" on the General Plan. These designations would remain but would be recon- <br /> figured to some extent <br /> <br /> Consider Adoption of Negative Declaration <br /> <br />Application of Callahan Pentz Properties and Valley Memorial Hospital for PUD rezon- <br />~g to reconfigure the zoning of the approximately 62 acre site located at the north- <br />west corner of Santa Rita Road and West Las Positas Boulevard. The property is cur- <br />Fent!y zoned "P" (Public and Institutional), PUD (Planned Unit Development)'RM-2500 <br />(Maximum one unit/each 2500 s~. ft. of lot area) Districts. Each of these zoning <br />districts would remain but would be reconfigured. The percentage .of pyoperty within <br />each zoning district would not be changed <br /> Mr. Harris presented his reports (SR 84:552 and SR 84:~'53) dated October 11, 1984 <br />regarding these items. <br /> <br /> Mayor Mercer declared the public hearing open on the general plan amendment, the <br />negative declaration, and the rezoning application. <br /> <br /> Mr. Joe Callahan, Callahan Pentz Properties, stated he has reviewed the staff <br />report and has no objections. <br /> <br /> Mr. Larry Battleson, 675 Hamilton, Chairman of the Board of Directors for Valley <br />Memorial Hospital, stated this group has no problems with the staff report. Council- <br />men~ber Mohr asked about the twelve month holding period for the adjacent property. <br />Mr. Bartleson stated this is an option but it has absolutely no bearing on development <br />of the hospital site. <br /> <br /> Mr. Tom Andrews, 6537 Lansing Court, Administrator of Valley Memorial Hospital, <br />stated he supports the applicant and the application. He reviewed the change in <br />hospital services in recent years. He stated that the original acreage is no longer <br />necessary for construction of a hospital to accommodate the Valley into the year 2000, <br />therefore he felt the l~nd not needed should be released for other use. <br /> <br /> Mrs. Judy Mayhew, 5584 San Jose Drive, member of the General Plan Review Steering <br />Committee, stated she felt this application is not in conformance with the intention <br />of that Committee~ which was that if the hospital does not get built that the entire <br />parcel should be developed as residential. Council advised this rezoning does not <br />change the use of the hospital site but is a reconfiguration of the property. <br /> Mr. John Innes, former Chairman of the General Plan Review Steering Committee, and <br />member of the Planning Commission, stated that when the General Plan Review Committee <br />looked at this area it was their understanding that Commercial and Offices could not be <br />developed until a hospital was developed, and if the hospital was not constructed it was <br />the Committee's feeling that nothing should be done until the hospital makes the decision <br />and actually applies for their subdivision map on their PUD at which time it could be <br />determined how much of the outlying land would be used for support services. The way <br />the committee look at it was what if there was no hospital built on that site then they <br />said all 67 or 62 acres would go to high density residential like a major portion was <br />already zoned. He stated there are two main points to consider: throughout the dis- <br />cussions everyone believed there would be a restriction on use of Commercial and Offices <br />until Valley Memorial or some hospital determined their land use; and secondly, if there <br />was not going to be a hospital on the public site of 20 acres then all 62 acres should <br />be recommended for high density residential. The original PUD that was approved by <br />Council had a condition 3 which stated that Commercial and Office would not be developed <br />until the hospital was developed. That has been removed and replaced with a condition <br /> 10. 10/16/84 <br /> <br /> <br />