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border the City's Operations Service Center (OSC) because she believes Lots 93 <br />and 94 would get significant noise from the OSC. She believes there will be <br />extensive noise from the City's Operations Service Center (OSC) and is <br />concerned with lots bordering the OSC. <br />6. She also voiced concerns about traffic. <br />Chair Blank stated that he believed the square-foot range has to do with marketing and <br />that he did not want to dictate that. <br />Commissioner Fox commented that the City has a Youth Commission and wished there <br />was a Senior Advisory Commission in the City to better understand the real needs of <br />seniors in the community and to represent and support their needs. <br />Chair Blank stated that he believed it was a bit unfair to hold this project to the East <br />Side Specific Plan and voiced concems with the timing for the completion of the <br />General Plan. He noted that the gated community issue was the toughest for him as he <br />has steadfastly opposed gated communities because it does not conform to what is in <br />the General Plan. He added, however, that this is the first project he has seen <br />specifically for seniors, and based on the workshop, gated communities are favored by <br />seniors. He indicated that he would like to consider that value for seniors as opposed to <br />the gated issue and believed this is worthy of experiment. With respect to density, he <br />acknowledged the concern regarding Lots 21, 63, and 70 but noted that they most likely <br />will be priced less than others. He indicated that while he respects Commissioner Fox's <br />comments, he felt comfortable with the project. <br />Commissioner Olson stated that Pleasanton <br />believed the demographics argue for them. <br />Marshal, then it is acceptable to him as well. <br />the project, believes it is needed in the town, <br />has a number of gated communities and <br />He added that if it is acceptable to the Fire <br />He indicated that he had no issues with <br />and the location is good. <br />Commissioner Olson moved to make the finding that the project would not have a <br />significant effect on the environment and recommend approval of the Negative <br />Declaration, to make the PUD findings for the proposed development as listed in <br />the staff report and recommend approval to the City Council of PUD-74, subject to <br />the Conditions of Approval listed in Exhibit B of the staff report, with the <br />following modifications: (1) Amend Condition No. 18.c. to indicate that the <br />retaining walls shall be reviewed at the Tentative Map stage; (2) Add a new <br />Condition No. 67.g, stating that the applicant shall work with staff to design the <br />street section to provide sidewalks on both sides of the street, subject to the <br />review and approval of the City Engineer and the Director of Planning Community <br />Development at the Tentative Map approval stage; and (3) Amend Condition <br />No. 69 to state that the applicant shall work with staff to provide storm water <br />treatment design solutions, subject to the review and approval of the City <br />Engineer and the Director of Planning and Community Development. <br />Commissioner Narum seconded the motion. <br />EXCERPTS: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, July 9, 2008 Page 18 of 20 <br />