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pr.ANNS NG COMMS SSSON C=TY OF PLEASANTON <br />Ar.r.MEDA COUNTY, CAL=FORNSA <br />RESOLUTION NO_ PC-90-OS <br />RESOLUTION RECOMMEND=NG APPROVAL OF CASE PUD-89-18 , THE <br />APPL=CATSON OF ORSON HOMES/WESTBROOK PROPERTY <br />WHEREAS, Orion Homes/Westbroolc Property have applied for rezoning <br />and development plan approval to subdivide an <br />approximately 9 acre site into 16 single-family <br />residential lots and one remainder parcel located at <br />10890 Dublin Canyon Road, and <br />WHEREAS, the property is zoned ••A•• (Agricultural) Distr ict~ and <br />WHEREAS, at then duly noticed public hearing o£ January 24, <br />1990, the Planning Commission approved a negative <br />declaration after considering all public testimony, <br />relevant exhibits and recommendations o£ the City staff <br />concerning this applicationp and <br />WHEREAS, the Planning Commission made the following find ingsc <br />1 _ The plan is in the best interests of the public <br />health, safety, and general welfareo <br />The proposed development would be meet the draft <br />policies of the 5-580 specific plan for <br />preservation of the significant visual environment <br />of the Dublin grade area_ The existing Dublin <br />Creels area would be preserved £or the public <br />benefit through a recreational easement_ The <br />proposed subdivision would meet City design <br />standards for lot cone figuration, street, and <br />utility des ign_ Off-site public improvements would <br />be installed by the developer to ensure that <br />existing street and utility systems would not be <br />adversely impacted by the new residential un its_ <br />2 _ The plan is consistent with the City • s General <br />Plan= <br />The proposed project is consistent with the ••LOW <br />Density Residential" General Plan land use <br />designation for the property_ while the density <br />would be near the maximum allowed, this Factor <br />would be offset by public amenities, including off- <br />site street and utility improvements and the <br />preservation of the creek area for public enjoyment <br />through a recreational easement _ Although the <br />proposed plan involves extensive grading in an area <br />of high landslide potential, a geotec2-finical study <br />