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add those carport requirements to this project using the higher standard of architecturally designed carports. Ms. Michelotti also wanted a determination of where the most appropriate placement aesthetically would be for the carports and to use that information in conjunction with determining the number of carports. Mayor Pico agreed that should be part of the direction to staff. It was moved by Mayor Pico, seconded by Ms. Ayala, to adopt Resolution No. 02-091, approving the negative declaration prepared for the project; to adopt Resolution No. 02-092, approving a general plan amendment to the Land Use Element (a) to eliminate the text reference to the Busch Property as an "area of special concern" and (b) to redesignate the land uses as necessary to correspond to its proposed development plan: creating new designations for P&I (6.1 acres) and P&I/MDR (22.6 acres), decreasing the MDR acreage by 16 acres; decreasing the LDR acreage by seven acres; leaving the HDR area the same size; and deleting the Park & Recreation area; and to introduce Ordinance No. 1866, to be read by title only and waiving further reading thereof, approving the prezoning and development plan as filed under Case PUD-18, including the changes from the straw votes above. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Ayala, Campbell, Michelotti, and Mayor Pico NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmember Dennis ABSTAIN: None Ms. Ayala said Ponderosa has done a great job on this project and she thanked them for their hard work. Ms. Michelotti felt this was a well-planned process although not an easy one. Ponderosa continued to make changes and work with all the community members and she commended them. She also commended the community participation. Mr. Campbell thanked Ponderosa for truly listening to the needs of the community. He felt Ponderosa has set a standard for this and other communities in the Valley. He acknowledged all those who had participated in the process and thanked everyone. Mayor Pico also congratulated everyone involved. He thanked those who participated in the referendum five years ago, because he felt the current project was a much better project. The process works. He looked forward to having trails, a church site, senior housing, a school site, a cabana club, solving most of the traffic problems for the existing neighborhood and mitigating future traffic impacts. He believed this was a model process that could be used in the future. There was a break at 10:04 p.m. Pleasanton City Council 17 08/20/02 Minutes