PC 01/28/1998 - Laserfiche WebLink

wonderful place to work. His only concern is the driveway that will be shared with PeopleSoft; however, he is confident that they will be able to work through the issue. He didn't think that hazazdous materials will be a concern, but wished to add a condition that the applicant would take all reasonable measures to avoid the release of toxic materials during operations. He also thanked the azchitects for providing so much visual information. He fully supports the project and welcomed Shaklee to Pleasanton. Commissioner Kumazan asked whether the Civic Arts Commission has had an opportunity to review the project, and Mr. Iserson responded that there is a condition to the that provide public art be encouraged and reviewed by the Civic Arts Commission. The Commission was appreciative that Shaklee will be bringing its extensive art collection. A motion was made by Commissioner Dove, seconded by Commissioner Wright, recommending approval of PUD-81-30-75D, subject to the conditions of Exhibit "B," with the added condition as stated by Chair Cooper: "The applicant shall take all reasonable measures to avoid the release of toxic materials during operations." ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: Commissioners Barker, Dove, Kumaran, and Wright, and Chair Cooper NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Resolution No. PC98-06 was entered and adopted as motioned. Recess taken at 8:55 p.m. Reconvened at 9:10 p.m. e. PUD-96-13-1D, Reynolds & Brown, La-Z-Boy Furniture Store Mr. Iserson reviewed the history of the application, noting that the subject site was originally planned for a stand-alone restaurant. He also reported that La-Z-Boy Furniture Store is currently at Pleasanton Squaze I. He further described the proposed building design as well as the delivery and pick-up azea. Mr. Iserson noted that a concern with the location of the trash enclosure azose during the application process. Staff recommended that it be moved away from the street and the applicant agreed. Mr. Iserson further stated that since the site was originally contemplated for a restaurant, there is more than sufficient parking. However, staff has identified concern with some of the parking spaces along Johnson Drive in the way they aze angled. Staff has, therefore, requested that one of those spaces between the angled and 90-degree spaces be removed in order to prevent the potential of automobile accidents when cars are entering/exiting spaces. Staff feels that the design is compatible with the rest of the businesses in the Center. However, the only detail they have a concern with is the direct change from a light to a dark color without any type of Planning Commission Page 8 January 28, 1998