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10/19/2005
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would scat another 80 to 100 people, and approximately 250 people would be employed. Ha <br />described the history of the restaurant chain and noted that the design philosophy of the <br />restaurant was meant to be whimsical and different than the usual white-walled restaurant. He <br />brought a material-and-color board for the C-01T1m1SSlOn'S examination. He noted that they would <br />address the issue of the bus stop so the outdoor diners are not exposed to bus fumes. <br />Mr. Kudlo added that the stairwells would be completely open and probably not of glass; they <br />will be visually and acoustically open_ The applicant has met with the Police Dcpartmant_ <br />In response to an inquiry by Commissioner L~'ox regarding the parking configuration, Terry <br />M illcr, design consultant for the parking structure, stated that there would be 90-degree parking <br />and two-way traffic iii the parking structure. <br />Mr_ Kudto noted that extra stalls would be included in the parking structure to compensate for <br />lost parking due to the relocation of Nordstron~'s. The parking structure was restricted to three <br />levels above grade. <br />Commissioner Blank believed that Pleasanton's residents would be able to distinguish between <br />the store and the parking structure_ I-Ie would like to sec more attention given to the parking <br />structure, particularly the brick, texturing, and. character_ <br />Mr. Kudlo noted that he would he happy to work with Larry Cannon_ <br />In response to an inquiry by C7ommissioner Arkin whether the parking spaces would be the same <br />size, Mr_ Kudlo replied that they would be and that there would not be separate compact spaces_ <br />Commissioner Arkin thanked him for that design feature, given the large number of trucks and <br />S LJVs in town_ <br />Commissioner Fox liked the design of the garage and noted that it was far superior to the gray <br />parking garages at YeopleSoR; she would like clcctronic signs to be used that indicate whether <br />parking spaces were available or if the parking garage was full. She would also like to have <br />mirrors at the corners_ Mr_ Kudlo indicated they would not be necessary and that the corners <br />would not be that type_ He added that there were two kinds of parking scoreboards: entries <br />versus exits, sensors on the ramps to determine how many spaces or left on each level, and the <br />n~o st expansive type has sensors on each parking space. <br />Commissioner Roberts would like the parking structure to look a little more like Nordstrom if <br />possible. <br />Mr. T okctn noted that each party would like to have an attractive parking deck, but that the <br />design should stand on its own_ <br />Commissioner Pearce expressed concern about the security issue regarding the hanging greenery <br />and wanted to ensure they would be maintained properly. Mr. Lokem noted that any elevated <br />landscaping must be irrigated, drained, and maintained. properly_ He noted that the current <br />lai~dscaping is leaning over because of the wind; elevated landscaping would he vulnerable to the <br />PLANNING COMMIS SiON MINUTES October 19, 2005 Pagc 16 of 19 <br />
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