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2 9�4� ' ' Mayor Leipzig declared open at 8.35 p m the sub�ect public hear- ing City Clerk Hildebrand reported the Affidavit of Publication of Notice of Hearing and the Affidavit of Mailing are on file �n her office � C�ty Manager fales advised that the public hearing on the PDP applicat�on and the related application for exceptions to the Sub- d�vision Ordinance for Tentative Map may be considered together. James Bass, Vice President, Consolidated Developments Corporation, 30 0 San H�11 Road, Menlo Park, referred to the reports of the Planning Department and the Minutes of Planning Conanission meetings regarding the sub,7ect applications and advised he has nothing further to add, but offered to reply to questions In response to questions, Planning Director Schroeter advtised that the sub,7ect property is zoned R-3 and with maximum use could accommodate a 57-unit apartment, although the developer plans to construct 14 condominum units on it, that each unit has a two-car garage plus space for parking two cars on the garage apron; that it is not permitted to take curb parking �nto consideration when reviewing provision for parking space in a development, that if prospective residents use the garages for storage and park their cars on the apron, they will be creating their own parking prob- lems, that provision for parking space is similar to that in com- parable developments in Redwood Shores, that it might be possible to advise prospective buyers of potential bowling alley noise and have them sign a statement indicating they have been so advised, although there has been no substantiation of the suggestion that � any such no�se might be heard by residents of the development, and that no plans or application have been filed in the past eleven years for a parking lot to be constructed on the sub�ect site James 8ass (see above) submitted a letter from G Gervaise Davis III, Vice President and General Contractor, American Recreation Center, to Consolidated Development Corporation regarding proposed develop- ment on the site Albert Kohler 511 Fox Court West, advised he lives in an 18-unit condominium development ad�acent to that proposed to be constructed and has experienced neither parking problems nor noise or other problems in connection with the nearby bowling alley Mr Kohler urged the applications be approved MOTION Councilman Biagi moved, seconded by Councilman Vega, to close the public hearing Tony Boicelli, 731 Fulton Street, called attention to his letter of June 6, 1977 relatin9 to the sub,7ect property which has been distributed to Council and staff and requested the letter be read Mayor Leipzig determined that it was the consensus of Council that Mr Boicelli's letter be read and she did so. ' Reg Mtg. -5- 6/6/77