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<br />7A <br /> <br />Record Corrections Page 5 <br />Staff has discovered two errors in the April 21, 2009 staff report that bare mentioning <br />and correcting: <br />. Open Space Discussion - Page 3: The staff report states that "11,400 square feet is <br />required for private usable open space or 7,600 square feet of common open <br />space." The report should have stated that 11,400 square feet are required for <br />common usable open space and 17,100 square feet are required for private usable <br />open space. The project as presented to the Planning Commission conforms to the <br />open space requirements and had been checked by staff. Unfortunately, during <br />report drafting, staff made a calculation error and presented the information <br />incorrectly. The open space discussion and calculation in Attachment 7 do not <br />repeat this error. <br />. Parking Analysis - Page 4: The staff report refers to the basis for a potential <br />exception to the provision of guest parking spaces which was originally sought by <br />the applicant. The report cited code section 30.2.1.E.1. This was the incorrect <br />citation and it is not applicable to the Kentfield project. Staff provided correction <br />during the April 21, 2009 hearing for the Planning Commission's consideration <br />during their discussion about parking. The traffic impact analysis cites the correct <br />section 30.2.1.E.2. Based on an evaluation of the project using the correct code <br />section, staff recommended that the Planning Commission not grant the exception to <br />the guest parking and suggested mitigation (guest parking provided in landscape <br />reserve). The Planning Commission accepted the recommendation, but did not <br />accept the mitigation and instead denied the request for an exception outright <br />thereby requiring that all guest parking be provided on site. The parking discussion <br />in this staff report and the traffic impact analysis should be the basis for the City <br />Council's consideration of parking provisions. <br /> <br />ALTERNATIVES <br />. Uphold the appeal in part or in whole and thereby deny the project by not adopting <br />the Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration, and/or the Planned Development <br />Permit, and/or the Tentative Map. <br /> <br />. Deny the appeal of the Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration, thereby adopting <br />it as presented. Deny the appeal of the Planned Development Permit and Tentative <br />Map, but apply additional conditions of approval and/or require revisions to the <br />project design which would need to be incorporated into the Planned Development <br />Permit and the Tentative Map. <br /> <br />. Depending on the Council's action, direct staff to amend the Zoning Ordinance for <br />the R-2 Zoning District regarding density, or other requirements. <br /> <br />FISCAL IMPACT <br />No fiscal impacts are anticipated for the recommended action. <br />