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STAFF REPORTS
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10/17/2006
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15 Y
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SR 06:242
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<br />. Supports the development plan for the reasons outlined below. Neighbors supported <br />the development plan for the same reasons. Therefore, it is critical that these charac- <br />teristics be maintained or strengthened since they are the basis for this development's <br />popular support among the neighbors. <br /> <br />- Location of the new homes (a minimum of around 400' away from the Jorgensen <br />Lane homes). <br />The dedication of 22 acres to perpetual open spaee, enabling the preservation of a <br />wonderful piece of Pleasant on's past and rural character. <br />The lot line adjustments committed to the Jorgensen Lane owners of 35 feet of <br />added space. <br />The addition of a large number of screening trees, approx 50%, which were placed <br />in between the Jorgensen Lane homes and the new proposed homesites, providing <br />both the new and existing homes with an effeetive screen. <br />- The architectural guidelines for the new homes to make them "blend in" with the <br />character of the West Side, <br />A sensitive, inclusive, and considerate review process driven by Brad Hirst and <br />Charles Austin. <br />Were any photo simulations prepared from the Jorgensen Lane homes? <br /> <br />3. Christine Ellis (President Laguna Oaks Homeowner's Association) <br /> <br />. Concern with the plans for the lands to be donated by the Austin family that surround <br />the new development known as the Austin Property on the ridge. <br />. We have been given the opportunity to have an addition to the Alviso Adobe Park that <br />is unspoiled, natural and beautifuL Can we protect it, in perpetuity, from any devel- <br />opment - no trails, picnic tables, cabins, huts or buildings of any kind, no extension of <br />the parking lot or a petting area? <br />. Let us keep the beauty unsullied and leave it to the kind attention of the grazing cattle <br />that have maintained a welcome presence over the last many years. <br />. The Austin family has promised to put in trees and landscaping to lessen the impact of <br />the new houses and maintain the natural look of the area. <br /> <br />As of the writing of this staff report, staff has not received any further verbal or written com- <br />ments pertaining to this proposaL Staff notes that the applicants' representative has sent two <br />mailings to the Laguna Oaks homeowners and has met with several neighbors. <br /> <br />IX. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT <br /> <br />Environmental review for the proposed project is covered by an Initial Study/Mitigated Negative <br />Declaration (ISIMND), which is attached. Staff believes that the project-related impacts are <br />mitigated, with the mitigation measures incorporated in the project's design or referenced with <br />conditions of approval, and that there would be no significant or unmitigated environmental im- <br />pact. Staff, therefore, believes that the Mitigated Negative Declaration can be issued in confor- <br /> <br />Item 6.c., PUD-58 and PGPA-J I <br /> <br />Page 29 of 34 <br /> <br />August 23, 2006 <br />
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