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Mr. Brozosky referenced the eastern area where the Knoll is identified and pointed out <br />the staff report mentions that programming for the Knoll would be limited to play facilities for <br />local residents. He asked for the definition of local residents. <br /> <br /> Mr. Fotheringham said there is an opportunity to provide a tot lot for the neighborhood <br />that is located at the base of the Knoll on the east side. He believed there was some direction <br />in the past that this would be a use to be given back to this neighborhood. <br /> <br /> Mr. Sullivan pointed out that the amount of land for the Cultural Arts/Teen Center is <br />significantly different from Option One and Option 'Two. He asked if parking was the main <br />difference. <br /> <br /> Mr. Fotheringham said parking is a part of it. When M.D. Fotheringham & Associates <br />was asked to devise an Option One site plan, 9.2 acres was given as a comparable to other <br />facilities, which he believed was derived from the Draft One RRM design plan. Therefore, M.D. <br />Fotheringham & Associates attempted to locate the Cultural Arts complex on a 9.2-acre site, <br />which necessitates some shared parking. He pointed out that there are approximately 400 <br />spaces that are not provided in Option One that are provided in Option Two because Option <br />Two spreads the uses out which allows for parking to be available next to the facility. When <br />uses are clustered together, there are some assumptions about shared parking which may be <br />necessary or there will be additional parking on the surface of the area. <br /> <br /> Mr. Sullivan asked if all of the uses could reasonably fit onto the 9.2-acre site? <br /> <br /> Mr. Fotheringham pointed out that in Option One, the Amphitheater is not included in the <br />9.2 acres. An amphitheater is included in Option One but it is located outside of the 9.2 acres <br />and has approximately a 1,000-seating capacity. <br /> <br /> Mr. Sullivan noted that in the previous plan, a naturally restored creek was running <br />through the Community Park. <br /> <br /> Mr. Fotheringham said Option One includes a naturally restored creek coming across <br />the top and down parallel to the railroad lines as opposed to separating any uses within the <br />Park. 'The design team that is working on the creek is creating a meandering creek with the <br />idea being that the water comes through and creates it own Iow-flow channel. <br /> <br /> In response to an inquiry by Mr. Thorne, Mr. Fotheringham said the Youth Master Plan <br /> Implementation Committee is considering a 25,000 square foot building for the Teen Center, <br /> and M.D. Fotheringham and Associates has shown it as a two-story building so as not to <br /> impose on other uses. He noted that 75 parking spaces were planned for this facility. <br /> <br /> Mayor Hosterman invited public comments. <br /> <br /> Cy Matin, a Pleasanton resident, was hopeful that lighted tennis courts would be <br /> included in the Bernal Phase II Specific Plan. He was not satisfied with the suggestion and <br /> proposal for two lighted tennis courts at Pleasanton Middle School, which would not adequately <br /> meet the needs of the tennis community. He believed additional lighted tennis courts are <br /> needed in the center of the City. <br /> <br /> Mr. Sullivan asked staff to discuss the Specific Plan process. <br /> <br /> Mr. Fialho said Council would select a preferred option this evening and the consultants <br /> would develop a specific plan that is written in such a way that it reflects the concepts for Option <br /> <br /> Pleasanton City Council 12 06/21/05 <br /> Minutes <br /> <br /> <br />
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