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STAFF REPORTS
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3/18/2008
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15 ATTACHMENT 6
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ROLL CALL VOTE: <br />AYES: Commissioners Fox and Pearce. <br />NOES: Commissioners Blank, Narum, and Olson. <br />ABSTAIN: None. <br />RECUSED: None. <br />ABSENT: None. <br />The motion failed. <br />Commissioner Blank indicated that he would like to discuss possible modifications to the <br />conditions of approval. He would like to see the 2,900-square foot addition not be an entitlement <br />but brought back to the Commission for specific review. <br />Commissioner Olson noted that Condition No. 81 referred to a June 22, 2007 letter from <br />TerraSearch. He noted that the June 12, 2007 letter from TerraSearch specifically required a <br />perk test early in the process. He believed they would be able to get out of their obligation if the <br />perk test was not done or if the results of the perk tests were not in line with their thinking in <br />writing those two memos. He believed that Condition No. 81 should also refer to the June 12, <br />2007 letter as well to be complete. Mr. Otto stated that Condition No. 92 referenced all <br />geotechnical reports and supplemental response letters by the project geotechnical engineer, as <br />well as the peer review. Commissioner Olson noted that would be sufficient. <br />Commissioner Narum noted that with respect to Condition No. 57, she had difficulty with the <br />idea of leaving trees in poor health, if they are not coming back. She would like them taken out <br />and replaced as they could be a fire hazard. Ms. Decker noted that similar language was <br />included to offer flexibility, as opposed to requiring that all labeled trees be removed. She stated <br />that she has not seen all the trees recommended for removal, and is providing the opportunity for <br />an arborist to look at them and determine if they can be pruned, the dead material removed, or <br />remove some unhealthy trees to provide space for other trees to spread their canopies. She noted <br />that staff wants to be cautious and have the discretion on how the tree could be handled. If the <br />arborist determines that the trees are really bad and need to be removed and the Planning <br />Director concurs, the trees would go. She noted that staff would be able to clean up the language <br />of the condition for clarity. <br />With respect to the photo simulation, Commissioner Narum noted that the dark color of the <br />retaining wall looking from Roberts' residence was still visible even after ten years and would <br />like it to be softened. Mr. Otto explained that there are two different retaining walls. One is <br />stone-faced and was shown on the photo simulations, and the other is a series of two retaining <br />walls that would be stone-capped with split-face block that is stained to match the stone and <br />include rosemary cover to grow down and up those walls to further soften them. <br />Commissioner Blank suggested that the dark retaining wall color be softened subject to the <br />approval of the Planning Director. That was acceptable to Commissioner Narum. <br />EXCERPTS: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, November 14, 2007 Page 17 of 19 <br />
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