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via Hearst Drive. In the event that Hearst Drive is blocked, they would have the other access on the fire road from the water tank. It was staff’s collective opinion that there were adequate means out of the site, which enabled staff to make the recommendation to make that finding. Commissioner Pearce noted that page 33 of the staff report discussed wetlands and waters and inquired if one of the potentially impacted areas was the swale which Property #51’s permitted bridge would be going over. Mr. Pavan confirmed that the bridge will go over that area, but that would require review by the Regional Water Quality Control Board and the Department of Fish and Game. He noted that the Army Corps of Engineers also had jurisdiction. Chairperson Fox noted that in August 2006, when the Draft EIR was completed, she had sent an email to the Parks and Recreation Commission about the trails not being accessible, and the staging area being moved. She expressed concern about No. 10 on page 39 of the Environmental Findings and Statement of Overriding Considerations which reads, “Provide for a system of trails in the Oak Grove Open Space for use by Oak Grove and Kottinger Ranch owners.” She thought it had been determined that those would be provided for the general public. Mr. Pavan noted that the proposal included a local and regional trail, which would interlink this project with open space areas in the Vineyard Corridor area, as well as open space areas to the south. These public trails would be primarily available to the immediate residents of this development, as well as Kottinger Ranch. The trails are public and fit into the City’s overall plan for a Citywide public trail system. Ms. Decker added that it was an error in the documentation stating that the trails were limited simply to Kottinger and Oak Grove Ranch. She apologized for the confusion caused by the error. A recess was called at 8:50 p.m. Chairperson Fox reconvened the meeting at 9:05 p.m. Chairperson Fox disclosed that she met with the applicant and walked the site with the applicant in the previous summer. She also met with Tom Pico and several neighbors in the Grey Eagle Estates development. She also attended the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting when the trails and staging area were discussed. Commissioner O’Connor disclosed that he met with the applicant, walked the site, and met with several neighbors in the Grey Eagle Estates development. Commissioner Olson disclosed that he met with the applicant, walked the site, and met several neighbors in the Grey Eagle Estates development. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES June 13, 2007 Page 15 of 29