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STAFF REPORTS
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12/19/2006
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15 Y
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SR 06:287
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<br />3, Condition No. 17: Staggering of timing would not be required unless a problem <br />presented itself. In that case, staff would be notified, and it would be addressed at that <br />time; <br />4. Condition No, 59: As indicated on the October 20, 2006 memo, the left-turn pocket <br />and deceleration lane would be shown as required by the Traffic Engineer; <br />5, Condition No. 66: the City Engineer would not typically approve the project's sewer <br />plan without approval by the City of Livermore; <br />6. To address the concern related to the existing single-family residence and the size, <br />shape, and height of the structures, the following language would be added: "The <br />existing single-family, farm, and accessory structures shall be dedicated to wine <br />production, activities, and storage and shall not be used as a tasting room for retail <br />purposes or any other purpose involving members of the public," <br />7. To address the neighbors' concerns regarding lighting, the following language would <br />be added to Condition No.5: "The lighting shall be placed on a timer when the facility <br />is not in use; use photocells; and the maximum height shall be 14 feet shielded away <br />from Ruby Hill's residents, using shoebox or equal, with a sample submitted to stafffor <br />review and approval by the Planning Director." <br />8. To address the concern about maintenance equipment being stored in the back ends of <br />buildings, staff would like to add a condition that "no storage shall be allowed to the <br />rear of the existing buildings for the production facility near the existing single-family <br />homes." <br />9. With regard to HV AC equipment, Mike Callahan had committed to put any of the <br />condensing units in an area that would shield the noise level, He would be willing to <br />enclose the equipment in a structure if needed. <br />10, No backup generators would be allowed on the site. <br />11. Condition No. 15 regarding the equipment on the south side of the production area, <br />staff will tighten-up the language with specific decibel levels. <br />12, Conditions Nos. 25 and 58 will be combined to address the trash enclosure. <br />13, A condition would be added to address the neighborhood concern about portable <br />restroom facilities for workers. <br /> <br />In response to an inquiry by Acting Chairperson Fox regarding the landscape plan, Ms. Decker <br />replied that a condition could be added to require the plan to come back to the Planning <br />Commission or to have the applicant provide it and have a conversation with the neighborhood <br />in between the period of time this action was taken and it is brought to the City Council, <br /> <br />Commissioner Blank preferred that the applicant meet with the neighbors and added that there <br />was little information about the landscaping plan for review. Ms, Decker noted that a condition <br />would be added. <br /> <br />Acting Chairperson Fox requested that a 360-degree landscaping plan be presented, including <br />simulations from the most proximate residents, <br /> <br />EXCERPTS: PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES, October 25, 2006 <br /> <br />Page 5 of9 <br />
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