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City Council
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7/9/2012
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-82- <br /> aT�8.A. - Page 171 <br /> with mitigation measures, wil! not create significan# environmental �mpacts. <br /> Tl�e Pfan Revi�w Committee has also determined that the roadway meets <br /> emergency �eF�icle (public safety) and general circulation acoess needs. <br /> The roadway exception will also not be injurious to other property in the <br /> vicinity because its design is proportionally sized to the small, nine-�anit, infilf <br /> resider�#ial de�elopment rather than over sized/ excessive for its intended <br /> purpose. <br /> With this exception, tf�e subdi�ider will be able #o design a better subdivision <br /> (larger Iots, increased setbacks, less impervious surtaces, more on-site <br /> trees saved, simplifi�dlsafer traffic pattern with the one-way roadway <br /> configuration tt�at wili include marked pavement for pedestrians and trafFic <br /> calming} and o#her improvemen#s #hat sho�ld nat be detrimentaf to the <br /> public welfare or injurious to ptoperties in the vicFnity. <br /> (b) Consistent witf� Mun�cipal Code Section 30.118 B, the Planning <br /> Commission finds that: <br /> 1. Municipal Code Chapter 30 {Subdivisions) Sectio n 30.Z 18 B allows <br /> roadway width exceptior�s if a Planned Developmen# (PD) Permit has <br /> been appro�ed or if the exception is in the publ�c interest. <br /> 2. The proposed roadway meets emerger�cy vehicle {public safety) <br /> access and genera! circulafion needs of the project. The City Traffic <br /> E�►gineer i�as also reviewed the RKH Engineers and Fehr & Peers <br /> #raffic reports and memos (Finger Draft EIR Appendix G} and agrees <br /> that the proposed 22 foot wide private roadway will meet necessary <br /> access and circulation needs of#he project. <br /> 3. The roadway is not necessary tar neighborhood or general citywide <br /> circulation needs; rather it is a private roadway intended to serve only <br /> nine property owners and fhefr guests. The roadway is #hus considered <br /> proportionalfy sized to this small n+ne unit infill development. By <br /> contrast, most Redwood Shores projects have 25 foot wide, two-way <br /> private raadways because they serve as a network of neighborhood <br /> streets for larger de�elopments that generate greater vehicle demand/ <br /> #raffic �ofumes. <br /> 4. The ProJect is in the public interest as it is consistent witt� regional and <br /> community plans/po�ices outlined in the Finger Project Draft EIR, <br /> pages 173-479. <br /> Section 4. Tf�e Planning Commissian recommends t#�at tt�e City Council <br /> conditionally grant the exception to the City's two-way, 25 foot wide private <br /> roadway with five foot sidewalk eng�neering standard an� canditionally appro�e <br /> the Vesting Tenta#ive Map based on the Planning Commission's consideration <br /> ATTY/RES0.2255lATTACHMENT 1 FINGER 1/ESTING TEN7ATIVE MAP-PC <br /> REV:06-14-i2 VR <br /> Page 5 of 78 <br />
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