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STAFF REPORTS
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2/17/2009
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DRAFT <br />with the City's Green Building requirements. Awater-conserving irrigation system would be <br />utilized. The Homeowners Association (HOA) would provide the front-yard/ irrigation and <br />landscape maintenance which would alse ensure that the landscaping would be well maintained <br />even if a resident were to experience health challenges or were to go on an extended trip. <br />In response to a question by Commissioner O'Connor, Ms. Hardy indicated that a 1,000-student <br />school was assumed for the prior traffic analysis done for the site. <br />Commissioner O'Connor asked if someone younger than 55 years could live in the development. <br />Ms. Hazdy indicated that the development would follow the State Civil Code with respect to age <br />restrictions, which she believed requires a spouse to be at least 45 years old, would allow <br />younger caregivers, and allow children under certain circumstances. <br />John Knight, 3372 Sagewood Court, indicated that he was happy with the development and that <br />Ponderosa disclosed the project to him when he purchased his property. He discussed the letter <br />that was submitted by Linda Purcell. He requested public trail access through the proposed EVA <br />connecting to Sandstone Court. <br />Ms. Hazdy indicated that Ponderosa made the eastern side yazds of the homes on Sandstone and <br />Sagewood Courts wider in anticipation of the future development to the east. She said that she <br />would try to provide a larger setback to the proposed homes and would look at plotting one-story <br />homes next to Sandstone and Sagewood Courts. <br />Ms. Hardy indicated that an EVA easement was created on the two lots at the end of Sandstone <br />Court, but a public access easement was not provided. She indicated that the neighbors on <br />Sandstone Court would probably not want a public trail at the end of Sandstone Court. <br />Discussion ensued regarding trail access. <br />Commissioner O'Conner questioned if there would be demand for two-story homes. <br />Ms. Hardy indicated that some buyers would want atwo-story home. She indicated that at this <br />point, about 20% of the lots would have the two-story model. <br />THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. <br />The Commission provided feedback on the following discussion points listed in Exhibit B: <br />Site Plan <br />Is the size and location of the recreation area acceptable? Are the private recreation area <br />amenities acceptable? <br />Commissioners O'Connor and Olsen felt that the size, location, and amenities of the recreation <br />area were acceptable. Commissioner Blank felt that the size and location were acceptable, but <br />DRAFT EXCERPTS: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, 3/19/2008 Page 2 of 3 <br />
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