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Commissioner Narum indicated support for Alternative 5, and making the 500-acres accessible to the public. She also recommended that a traffic engineer look at ways to help with homeowner concerns, and that the design of the staging area be reviewed. Commissioner Narum suggested that the Trails Ad Hoc Committee work with the developer about placing trails away from homes. Because of its topography, she did not support having a park in this area, she also wanted to maintain options for multi-use trails. Commissioner Dibiase agreed with Commissioner Narum's comments, including the multi-use trails and no neighborhood park. With regard to including video surveillance, he would be interested in seeing how it worked. Commissioner Dibiase was concerned about the area being a habitat for the Silver Spot Butterfly. Mr. Pavan advised that it was not the butterfly, but the larvae, and a final decision on this issue would be made by Fish and Game. Chairperson Pentin wanted to get information on controlled gates before determining if it should be made a requirement for this staging area, and possibly all other staging areas. He thanked everyone for working together to come up with Alternative 5. Commissioner Kummer also thanked everyone for developing Alternative 5, and advised that he supports the City's General Plan and Trails Master Plan. He understood :the. concerns of the neighborhood, but believes the concerns are manageable and supported recommended approval of Alternative 5. A motion was made by Commissioner Kummer, seconded by Commissioner Narum, recommending support of Alternative 5 for PUD-33, 51-Unit Oak Grove Development, including the opening of trails and the staging area as soon as the fifth lot is sold; that the City accept ownership of the open-space as soon as legally possible; address concerns regarding traffic, fire, securable staging area, and trails accessibility for all users (pedestrians, equestrians, and bicyclists); that all amenities described in Alternative 5 be included; that specific design for these amenities be brought back to the Trails Ad Hoc Committee and Parks and Recreation Commission for consideration. Mr. Wolfe questioned whether.the Commission wished to include anything in the motion pertaining to a neighborhood park. The Commission agreed it was comfortable with the wording in Alternative 5. After further discussion, Commissioner Dibiase suggested the motion also include the comment: The developer is required to disclose trail and public access plans in all project literature. The Commission agreed that this amendment should be added to the motion. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: Commissioners Dibiase, Ellgas, Kummer, Narum, and Chairperson Pentin. NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Commissioner Dibiase confirmed that the wording "multi-use trails" was included in the wording for Alternative 5. Mr. Wolfe was unsure if this was specifically outlined in Alternative 5, but felt it was clearly stated in the motion. Parks and Recreation Commission Minutes January 11, 2007 Page 5