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Ms. McGovern said this option seemed to address the needs of what community <br />members have addressed about the parking area and criminal activity. She was hopeful that if <br />there is an adequate working relationship with St. Clare's and Harvest Valley Church as it <br />related to shared parking, the parking lot could be reduced. <br /> <br /> Mr. Fialho mentioned another option short of a full public review process for the entire <br />master expansion plan including the buildings and the parking lot, which was a variation of <br />Option 2 whereby Council would approve the Phase I expansion, approve the square footage <br />and use and not approve the massing of the buildings at this point and direct staff to try and find <br />a suitable parking configuration that minimizes the impact to neighbors adjacent to the major <br />neighborhood thoroughfare. This option would provide St. Clare's what it is looking for in terms <br />of use and square footage while remaining silent with Phases II and III, which would come <br />before Council at some point in the future. This option could also include directing staff to <br />discuss what seems to be the primary point of concern, which is parking and trying to minimize <br />the impact to the neighborhood. <br /> <br /> Mayor Hosterman wanted Council to discuss the approval of Phase I, which would <br />include both the use in square footage and allow for a conditional use permit for this portion <br />only. Council could direct St. Clare's to return to Council with future Phases II and III and apply <br />for a new conditional use permit, which would safeguard the community's inability from being to <br />allowed to referend what it perceived to be a bad project. Included in the approval would be a <br />collaborative effort to get all parties together to have discussion and hammer out a class plan. <br /> <br /> Mr. Fialho noted that his option was slightly different. He noted that he is hearing a <br />consensus option to direct staff to go out to the community and work collaboratively with the <br />neighborhood and St. Clare's which would be facilitated by staff and an independent <br />professional facilitator to address the real issues. The other option is a variation of Option 2. <br />Option 2 calls for approval of the uses and square footages in aggregate for Phases I, II, and II1. <br />The location of the buildings would have to come back for Council approval at some point. <br /> <br /> Ms. McGovern asked how Council would not approve parking, as parking is included in <br />one of the three phases and it seemed this was the real issue. <br /> <br /> Mr. Fialho said the parking expansion is part of Phase II, and Council would have the <br />opportunity to revisit the parking as part of the Phase II expansion. He reiterated the option <br />which is a variation of Option 2 whereby Council would approve the use and square footage in <br />aggregate for the buildings and not approve parking until Phase II came before Council for a <br />determination of where Phase II would be located, and to approve the expansion of Phase I. <br /> <br /> Mayor Hosterman asked if the conditional use permit would relate to the approval of the <br /> use and square footage of ail three phases or only the first phase? <br /> <br /> Mr. Fialho said the use and square footage of all three phases is what he was <br /> suggesting and parking would be addressed as part of Phase Ii when it returned to Council in <br /> terms of location. <br /> <br /> Mr. Thorne wanted Council to add to that by making sure that staff addresses all of <br /> these issues with the community and St. Clare's, particularly the parking issue, before Phase II. <br /> <br /> Mr. Fialho said that was correct, which is an option. The consensus option that he is <br /> hearing is different. <br /> <br /> Pleasanton City Council 16 07/19/05 <br /> Minutes <br /> <br /> <br />