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, ~ Regular Meeting - MARCH 18, 1985
A regular meeting of the City of Dublin Planning Commission was
held on Monday, March, 18, 1985, in the Meeting Room, Dublin
Library. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Cm.
Alexander, Chairman.
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ROLL CALL
PRESENT: Commissioners Alexander, Barnes, Petty, Mack, and
Raley, Planning Director Tong, Senior Planner Gailey and
Associate Planner DeLuca.
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PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Cm. Alexander led the Commission, Staff, and those present in the
pledge of allegiance to the flag.
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MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
The minutes of the regular meeting of February 19, 1985, were
approved as amended.
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ORAL COMMUNICATION
None
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WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
None
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PUBLIC HEARING
Subject: 7.1 PA 84-049 Imperial Freeholds California
Incorporated Parcel Map #3582 Extension, request for
time extension on Parcel Map #3582 a 3 lot subdivision
on Dublin Boulevard, west of Dublin Sports Grounds and
Valley High School (continued from Planning Commission
Meeting December 17, 1984)
Mr. DeLuca stated that a letter was received from Anthony Long,
Branch Manager for Imperial Freeholds California lncorporated
stating that due to a business commitment, requested this item be
continued to April 1, 1985.
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. Planning Commission found all in favor of the above.
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Subject: 7.2 PA 84-074 Appeal of Zoning Administrator action to
deny E. J. Gilligan Fence Variance to erect a 6 ft.-
high fence along a portion of a street side yard, 11566
Padre Way (Continued from Planning Commission Meeting
February 19, 1985.)
Mr. DeLuca presented the Staff Report. This was a continuation
from February 19, 1985 Planning Commission Meeting.
Mr. DeLuca gave a brief summary of the Staff Report.
Chairman Alexander opened the public hearing.
Chairman Alexander again asked Mr. Gilligan if a diagonal fence
would be considered.
Mr. Gilligan stated he would not.
Mr. Gilligan appealed to the sense of justice from the
Commissioners.
Staff recommended the appeal be denied for the reasons noted in
the Staff Report and revised draft Resolution.
Cm. Raley moved to close the public hearing.
Cm. Petty seconded the rnotion.
Cm. Petty moved to deny the appeal by Mr. Gilligan.
Cm. Barnes seconded the motion.
Voice vote found all in favor of.
RESOLUTION NO. 85-007
A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF DUBLIN
DENYING PA 84-074 E.J. GILLIGAN"S APPEAL OF THE ZONING
ADMINISTRATOR'S ACTION WHICH DENIED A VARIANCE REQUEST
TO ALLOW A 6' HIGH FENCE ALONG A PORTION OF A STREET
SIDE YARD PROPERTY LINE, 11566 PADRE WAY
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Subject: PA 85-003 Latter Day Saints Church Application for
Conditional Use Permit and Site Development Review to
construct a classroom addition, 8203 Village Parkway
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' Mr. DeLuca presented the Staff Report. David Rausch,
representing the Latter-Day Saints Church was requesting a
Conditional Use Permit and a Site Development Review approval to
construct a 1,740 sq. ft. classroom addition. It was stated that
the classroom would only be used for religious purposes.
In general, Staff did not see any problems with this proposal.
The only concern expressed were sidewalk sections to be repaired.
The City Engineer had also recommended that a drainage plan be
developed for the area around the classroom.
Staff recommended that the Conditional Use Permit and Site
Development Review be approved at ~his time.
Chairman Alexander opened the public hearing.
Mr. Rausch, representing Latter-Day Saints Church, stated they
agreed with Staff. No further comments were made.
Cm. Raley moved to close the public hearing.
Cm. Barnes seconded.
Cm. Raley moved to adopt the resolution for the Conditional Use
Permit.
Cm. Barnes seconded.
RESOLUTION NO. 85-008
A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMM~SSION
OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN
APPROVING PA 85-003 A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR THE LATTER-DAY
SAINTS CHURCH TO ALLOW A 1,740 SQ. FT. CLASSROOM
AT 8203 VILLAGE PARKWAY
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Cm. Raley made a motion to adopt the resolution approving the
Site Development Review.
Cm. Barnes seconded the motion.
Voice vote found all in favor of.
RESOLUTION NO. 85-009
A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN
APPROVING PA 85-003 SITE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW FOR THE LATTER-DAY
SAINTS CHURCH TO CONSTRUCT A 1,740 SQ. FT.
CLASSROOM ADDITION AT 8203 VILLAGE PARKWAY
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Subject: PA 84-084 Morrision Homes application for Planned
Development Rezoning and Tentative Map to allow a
177-unit multiple family residential project, generally
north of Donlon Way and behind Dublin Iceland.
Mr. Gailey presented the Staff Report. In this extensive report,
there were three areas for review. Land Use Considerations;
Design Considerations and Environmental Considerations.
Regarding the Land Use Considerations, Staff reviewed the project
as it related to the General Plan and the San Ramon Road Specific
Plan. Under the Design Consideration Section, Staff reviewed the
project as it related to the City's Residential Condominium
Guidelines, and under the Environmental Considerations, Staff
discussed traffic impacts and also discussed the Mitigated
Negative Declaration of Environmental Impact Significance issued
for this project.
Chairman Alexander opened the public hearing.
Mr. Knox addressed the Commission. Mr. Knox gave an indepth
summary regarding the project. He expressed concerns that the
developer had; such as the pedestrian bridge, parking spaces,
etc. He stated that the homes range in size from 800+ sq. ft. to
1105+ sq. ft. Price ranges from $110,000, to approximately
$135,000. Some of the units would have two bedrooms, others
would have two bedrooms and a loft. One swimming pool and
recreation center d5as proposed.
Mr. Knox stated that there was a need for single family housing
and people were flocking to avoid the necessity in paying $l00 to
$125 a month for the maintenance of recreation facilities they
may or may not use while living their.
He stated that they have been successful in their preliminary
budgets for making it available for under $100 a month to the
homeowner's. Additional recreation facilities add to the
homeowner's dues. That is just as important to a buyer as the
price of the units. They were trying to keep the prices and
operational budgets to an absolute minimum.
Mr. Knox stated he would answer any questions that the Commission
might have.
Cm. Raley stated that he was concerned about having only three
days to review the information on such a major project. He felt
he was not comfortable in making a decision like this without a
little more time to look at the information presented.
Cm. Alexander then asked Mr. Knox if there were any objections to
this continuance. Mr. Knox said he had hoped to have a decision
that night, but would not object to continuing the public
hearing.
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All Commissioners agreed.
Mr. Gailey suggested to the Commission that if they had any
concerns or questions to please contact the Staff.
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NEW BUSINESS
Mr. Tong stated that the City Council at the last City Council
meeting, the Lew Doty Cadillac appeal was on the agenda but at
the last minute Lew Doty withdrew the Conditional Use Permit
Modification. They would process their Site Development Review
proposal. Operation has ceased at this time.
Mr. Tong also mentioned the Camp Parks Annexation. Mr. DeLuca
was working on this item.
At the upcoming Planning Commission meeting, two weeks off, there
will be the continued Morrision Homes project, but also the
continued Imperial Group Parcel Map Extension as well as a
Conditional Use Permit request for a sign for Amador Lakes.
The City Council has also stipulated a Joint Study Session with
various other City Councils for this Thursday, March 21, 1985.
It will be held at Stafford's beginning at 6:30 p.m.
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OLD BUSINESS
Staff said the City is putting together a Newsletter for the
general public of the City of Dublin to keep citizens informed of
the City's activities.
Cm. Raley asked what the status on Winning Action was. Staff
stated they had recorded their Final Map and filed the bonds.
Mr. Houston told Staff that he had signed a contract to award a
bid to do the improvements. Weather permitting they would be out
there this week. Mr. DeLuca felt the improvements would be put
in this Spring.
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ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at
10:30 p.m.
Respectful:ly submitted,
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P1 ning Commission Chairman
~ Laurence L. Tong,
Planning Director
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