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4. Communications from Anne Fox, Bill Cody, Dolores Bengston, and Greg Albin. I. PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING The purpose of this meeting is to provide the Parks and Recreation Commission (PRC), the Trails Ad-Hoc Committee (TAHC), and the general public an opportunity to comment on the 500-acre open space area of the proposed Oak Grove development located in southeast Pleasan- ton. This development's open space area intends to provide various trails and trail heads to the development; however, the proposal does not include these facilities at the present time. The PUD development plan for the proposed Oak Grove development, PUD-33, is scheduled to be heard by the Planning Commission on February 14, 2007. Staff requests the PRC and the TAHC discuss the public access and trail related issues on this application, and for the PRC to provide a recommendation that will be forwarded to the Planning Commission and the City Council with the public hearing staff reports. II. SUBJECT PROPERTY AND SURROUNDING AREA The Lin property was annexed into the City on December 31, 1991. It is zoned PUD (Planned Unit Development) - RDR and OS (Rural Density Residential and Open Space) district. Sur- rounding land uses with their zoning designations, planned and/or constructed densities, and General Plan land use designations are described in the table below: r tion `Use ' Land Use Desk' nation 7,onin North Vintage Hills II and the Grey Low Density Residential (< 2 du/ac) and PUD - LDR and Eagle Estates developments Low Density Residential (< 2 du/ac) and PUD - LDR/OS Rural Density Residential (1 du/5 ac) East Vacant Land/Cattle Grazing Urban Growth Boundary Line and Public Unincorporated Health and Safety South Vacant land/Cattle Grazing Urban Growth Boundary Line, Public Unincorporated Health and Safety, and Wildlands Overlay West Kottinger Hills Development Low Density Residential (< 2 du/ac) and PUD - Rural Density Residential (I du/5 ac) MDR/LDR/ OS III. PROJECT BACKGROUND First Proposal The first proposed development plan for Oak Grove included 98 custom homes, a public park, a staging area, various public trails, and open space. These features are shown in Figure 3 from the "Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Oak Grove Planned Unit Development", which is attached. The applicant proposed two options of ownership for the open space: pri- PUD-33 Page 2 of 6 January I1, 2007