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,/ ,/ PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) Item No.1 (continued) and to instruct staff to develop a document stating the Council intent regarding unused and undeveloped properties so that it is known that if developer fees are not available, bonds will not be used for public facilities; except, that lands are not included which have need of public improvements and were recently sold as buildable, usable properties but for which application for building permits has not yet been made. AMENDMENT: Councilman Bury a8ked that the error in Paragraph 11 be corrected to indicate "one (1) year". Councilman Biagi with the consent of his second accepted the amendment. AMENDMENT: MIS: Claire/Britschgi to amend the IOOtion by continuing considera tion of it for three weeks. AMENDMENT OUT OF ORDER: City Attorney Schricker advised that the IOOtion is not a proper amendment and is rot of order at this time. The ordinance was approved for first reading.and the IOOtion carried on the following roll call vote: Ayes: Councilmen Biagi, Bury, Rhodes and Mayor Stangel Noes: Councilman Claire, Mosher and Vice Mayor Britschgi MINUTE ORDER NO. 82-73 (Council recessed from 9:00 to 9: 10 p.m.) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Public Hearing - appeal by Richard E. Ford from the decision by the Planning Commission to approve the application of Redwood Shores Housing Association, Inc. for a planned development permit for a 104-unit residen- tial project conaining 22 one-bedroom, 48 two-bedroom, 28 three-bedroom, and six four-bedroom units, on property located at 300 Gunter Lane, 300 Ensign Lane, and 300 Lanyard Drive, in "R-2" (Residential- Duplex) and "PO" (Professional--Office) Districts Appeal letter of Richard E. Ford 4/23/82 Planning Commission record transmitted 5/3182 Affidavits of Publication of Notice of Hearing and of Mailing on file Mayor Stangel declared open 9: 10 p.m. Richard E. Ford, 360 Bowsprit Drive, Residents for Sensible Housing, appellant, referred to his appeal letter of April 23, 1982 and presented a copy of a letter to Samuel R. Pierce, Jr., Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) signed by Carol M. Ford for the Sub-Committee Residents for Sensible Housing, Redwood Shores Homeowners Association, and a petition reported to contain 800 original signatures of Redwood Shores residents against the Planning Commission decision to approve the Planned Development Permit for Sandpiper Court Cooperative. Mr. Ford used a slide of the plot plan of Redwood Shores marked to indicate the source of signatures. He also presented packets of material to Council members. Mr. Ford said several persons would speak in support of his appeal as part of his presentation. Louis Larson, 885 North San Antonio Road, Los Altos, traffic engineer, used a slide to illustrate his remarks regarding parking, stating that there appears to be a difference between the amount of parking usually required for developments and what is proposed, suggesting a deficiency. Mr. Larson said the trip generation rate is too low and that access directly from Redwood Shores Parkway might be possible and desirable. Reg.Mtg. 5/17/82 Page 4 "'-'. .