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and they have not received such a staff report. That doesn't rule out the possibility of <br />funding, however. If the project is not funded, he wants the oppommity to resubmi/this <br />application in the second round on June 15. One of the main components of the scoring <br />is based on the approvals the project has in place. He was concerned that if the project is <br />called for review by the Pleasanton City Council, it would be deemed that the approvals <br />are not in place and that would affect their chance for funding. He indicated the company <br />is open for input ti'om staff so long as it does not jeopardize the funding approvals. <br /> <br /> Mayor Tarver indicated he understood the situation with regard to approvals and <br />the application for tax credits. But he felt the developer would know about the tax credits <br />before the item appears on a Council agenda. if it does not get the funding and has to be <br />resubmitte& it is possible things could be done to the PUD and its entitlemerits changed <br />before it is necessary to resubmit. His response to concerns about risk to the project is <br />that if it is a good project, there is nothing to worry about. It may be modified a little <br />here and there to make it a betler project. Ite believed that if there is the will on Council <br />and the need to do somctt~g, it should be on an agenda to discuss. <br /> <br /> Ms. Michelotfi said the Promenade project did not get tax credits because of the <br />mount of affordability built into it. This developer has agreed to work with the City to <br />go as far as it can in terms of design review and they are ready m proceed. She did not <br />want m risk losing the project.. <br /> <br />There were not three votes to put the item on the agenda. <br /> <br /> Ms. Dennis indicated she had been on Cotmcil when the 5A Rent a Space <br />proposal came before Conncil and there was a lot of discussion and input from the <br />neighborhood. They indicated they wanted the existing plan to go forward and preferred <br />it te the storage plan. Then 5A put up a big sign to sell the property winch indicated it <br />had approvsls. That has been them for a year or more. No comments have come from <br />the public through the Planning Commission process and the only commenta she has <br />heard after the workshop was from a person who had opposed the storage facility and <br />agreed the proposed senior facility was fine. She believed the public is aware of this and <br />there are no objections to the use. <br /> <br />Ms. Ayala what the process would be to make design changes. <br /> <br /> Mr. Swil~ indicated that in order for staff to issue a building permit for the project, <br />it must be consistent with the original approval. Minor changes such as a tree here or <br />there can be done. Parking lot plans or a building footprint plan are rarely changed. Staff' <br />usually reviews the windows and details not included in the original plan to make certain <br />they are compatible with the final plan. In this instance, the original plan, in terms of <br />building elevations, was lacking in clarity, so staff has discretion with respect to the <br />exterior building elevations, windows, doors. patios, etc. If the issue is to remove one of <br />the floors of the building, that is clearly not possible without a PUD modification process, <br />including notification to the neighbors and/or a public hearing. That process is available <br />if the applicant chooses to make modifications. It could be done within three weeks if it <br /> <br />Pleasanton City Council 26 05/02/00 <br />Minutes <br /> <br /> <br />
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