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157 The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Brandes, Butler, Mohr, Wood, and Ma~or Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: None AP-84-!4, Appeal of the Clorox Company of certain conditions attached by the Design Review Board to the apmroval of the design of a 96,000 sG. ft.~ office building pro- posed to be constructed on the Clorox Compan~z prooertv located at 7200 Johnson Drive. The property is zoned I-G (General Industrial) District Consider Adoption of Negative Declaration (Contd. Open from 10-30-84 and 11-27-84) Mayor Mercer presented a letter from the Clorox Company, requesting that their appeafbe withdrawn. Mr. Warnick stated that for record purposes, corrections must be made to the latest cost estimate figures. The new figures are higher: $46,000 per acre for freeway, $4,300 per acre for fire, $6,000 per acre for water, and $15,000 per acre for roadway, with a total of $71,300 per acre for their 5.72 acres, a total of $423,000. All con- cerned will be notified by letter. There being no further discussion, Mayor Mercer declared this item withdrawn from the agenda, with no action required or taken by Council on the matter. PUD-84-13, Application of Castlewood Properties, Inc., to prezo~e an approximately 8.8 acre site to PUD (Planned Unit Deve!opment)-High Density Residential and "A" (A~ricul- tural) Districts and for DeveloOment Plan ammrova! for an 84 unit multi-family resi- dential complex and proposed City/park on the site located on the east side of Bernal Avenue between Tawny Drive and Vineyard Avenue Consider Adoption of Negative Declaration (Contd. Open from 11-27-84) Mr. Harris presented his report (SR 84:626) dated November 27, 1984, regarding this matter. Mayor Mercer declared the continued public hearing open on the application and the negative declaration. Mr. Art Dunkley, 205 Main Street, representing Castlewood Properties, gave a pre- sentation on the proposed project~ using drawings. He indicated that he would not insist upon a decision at this meeting, but would like input from the Council and audience so that he can move ahead. Mr. Chuck Muth, 3644 Vine Street, expressed his concerns regarding the need for a larger park and better parking facilities. He requested that Council make a decision not to accept the offer of the 84 units until the park size is decided, and the staff report is brought to Council. Mr. Ron Schneider, 650 Orofino Court, President of the Vintage Hills Homeowners Association, restated issues in a letter sent to Council requesting a larger park, an evaluation of the density should be made, and that after project approval, that home- owners have the plans accessible for their viewing. They would like to review the plans in their final form and make recommendations. Mr. Brad Hoyt, 546 Touriga Court, stated that he feels that the developer is very close to a good plan. He feels that the densit~ is too high and would like a larger park area allowing for barbeques and a tot lot. He feels that one unit could be eliminated allowing the park space to be larger, and would like to eliminate the access in the back of the unit. 5. 12/11/84