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r f. Review ofthe (1) 2002 Growth Mana2ement Report; (2) future years' annual allocations; and (3) future years' major projects and first-come. first-served sub- allocations; and consideration ofthe requests by Ponderosa Homes. Greenbriar Homes. Delco Builders. Mr. Hahner. Mr. McCurdy. and Centex Homes to reallocate major-project units amon2 various years and to reclassify major-project units to the first-come. and first-served cate20ry. Continue to November 13, 2002. g. Determination that the sale of a portion of the City's water tank site (Bonde II) is in conformance with the General Plan. Planning Director Brian Swift presented the staff report, and detailed the history of the application by Mr. Grove and Mr. Roberts. He noted that the Planning Commission's denial of the application was appealed to City Council. The Council voted to approve the plan as previously shown, and the Specific Plan was modified to carve out the corner of land to add the property to the PUD for the Grey Eagle neighborhood. /" Mr. Swift advised that the City Council entered into an agreement with Mr. Roberts for the sale of the properties in conjunction with its review of the overall PUD. The City Council also determined that the two slivers of land were surplus, but before the City could sell that land, the Planning Commission is required to determine that such a sale is consistent with the General Plan. The lots created through the PUD modification would be Rural Density residential lots, which staff believed was consistent with the General Plan. The staff report analyzed whether the land could be used for any other public purpose on the site, and determined that there was no current necessity for the two slivers of land. Staff finds the sale of a portion of the City's water tank site was in conformance with the General Plan. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Sullivan, Mr. Swift confirmed that the sale would not be final until the new water tank site has been acquired. He noted that the City identified several potential sites during the development of the Vineyard Corridor Specific Plan, including the Resnick, Brozosky, and Berlager properties. He noted that there was no shortages of sites, and added that the proper location be determined by the construction of access roads, geologic stability, and cost-effectiveness. A discussion of the characteristics of the water tank ensued. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED. There were no speakers. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. ,-.. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES October 23, 2002 Page 29