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the flow. She described the relative distances to the site from each route and noted that staff <br />must evaluate traffic impact to each neighborhood. She added that policing that effort would be <br />difficult in terms of any net benefit to the residents on Golden Road. <br />Mr. Grubstick concurred with Ms. Decker's assessment and noted that restricting movements out <br />of the parking lot to a right turn would chive more h~affic into the neighborhood. He did not <br />believe that would be an acceptable alternative. <br />A discussion of alternate traffic patterns ensued. <br />Iu response to an inquiry by Commissioner Blank regarding whether any alternate traffic pattern <br />that provided better access would be the result of an agreement between the two parties, <br />Ms. Han-yman confirmed that was true. She understood that the easement was to serve the <br />facilities at Early Years Children's Center. <br />Commissioner O'Connor believed that most of the trips were drop-offs and pick-ups fi•om the <br />school sessions and that the only difference would be traffic at the Sunday service if some <br />parking were to be moved Iiom Del Valle Parkway to Hopyard Road. He would rather have a <br />bigger buffer and save more trees, but he was concerned about the diminished parking spaces in <br />that event. <br />Chairperson Fox invited a straw vote to see who preferred each parking plan. <br />Commissioner O'Connor noted that expanding the future would be expensive. <br />Commissioner Blank moved to find that the proposed development is in conformance to <br />the General Plan, to make the required conditional use findings as listed in the staff report, <br />and to approve Casc PCUP-l55/PDR-513, as shown on the proposed Master Site Plan <br />(122-parking space option), subject to the conditions of approval listed in Exhibit B of the <br />staff report, as recommended by staff, with the following modifications: (1) Modify <br />Condition No. 3 to extend the lapsing provision of the design review and use permit from <br />one year to 18 month; and (2) Replace Condition No. 7 with the following language: "Prior <br />to City's issuance of building permit, the applicant shall pay school impact fees as required <br />by the Pleasanton Unified School District." <br />Commissioner Olson seconded the motion. <br />Chairperson Fox requested an amendment to include an unpaved, but maintained, <br />pathway on the north side of the parking lot, subject to the review and approval of the <br />Planning Director and Chief Building Official. <br />Commissioners Blank and Olson accepted the proposed amendment. <br />Ms. Decker recommended that a condition be added directing the applicant to apply for a <br />Temporary Conditional Use Permit to allow the temporary structures to be maintained in their <br />present form until such time that the permanent building is consh~ucted; at which time the use <br />permit would be vacated. <br />EXCERPTS: PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES, January 24, 2007 Page 1 I of 12 <br />
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