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this project is one of them. It also provides a right of way from the County to start the Boulder connection. She supported taking industrial traffic off Busch Road. Item 6b PUD-87-22-1M, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Application for a maior modification to an approved PUD for: (1) rezoning of a 4.8-acre parcel located at 3574 Vineyard Avenue from PUD-MDR/P (Planned Unit Development - Medium Density. Residential/Public and Institutional) District to PUD-P (Planned Unit Development - Public and Institutional); and (2) development plan approval for a private park on the southern 1.97 acres for church-related events. (SR 02:006) Also consider the negative declaration prepared for the project. Brian Swirl presented the staffreport. Ms. Michelotti asked if the General Plan designation of medium density residential is deleted if this application is approved and can that be reversed in the future to build housing on the site? Mr. Swift said there are two steps to the process. One is the General Plan and the other is the PUD zoning. The General Plan for the entire church property is medium density residential and there is no proposal to modify that. A church is an allowed use under the General Plan medium density residential designation. The PUD, however, is specific to park and church use, so to reinstitute a residential use would require another PUD modification. Ted Sutton, 10 Margaret Lane, Danville, landscape architect for the church, indicated the church had gone to great length to satisfy the concerns of the neighborhood. The proposed park will have quiet uses only. It is not level so it will not have any kind of sports activity. Mayor Pico asked about size of the pavilion area and its proposed uses. Mr. Sutton said it is 30 x 60 feet and will be used for classroom activities and picnics. It is behind an eight foot concrete soundwall and is about twenty feet from any residence. Mayor Pico declared the public hearing open. Howard Neely, 448 Amador Court, indicated that years ago he had attended the meeting when the LDS Church first applied for approval. There were many who did not want a church in the neighborhood. He supported it then. His concern now was that a site for six affordable housing units was being lost with the current application. He appreciated Ms. Michelotfi's comments and hoped that in the future the park could be converted to affordable housing. There being no further speakers, the public hearing was closed. Pleasanton City Council 8 01 / 15/02 Minutes