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CITY NUNCIL MLNUPF$ - April 17, 1985 Cannissioner Lachenbruch noted that in addition to the four items approved by the Planning Cannission which had previously been reported on the Consent Calendar, the issue of antennas had been discussed at the last meeting. A report on this matter would be presented to the Council for their 5/1/85 meeting. Allison requested that the Planning Commission have a report arra recommendation dation on the proposed Site Development Ordinance for the Council's second meeting in May. A joint meeting on this ordinance would then be scheduled for May 29th. In conclusion Allison suggested that the Housing Element be discussed after the COMPletion of the Site Development Ordinance. E. SPECIAL ORDERS: Public Hearings: a) LANDS OF HU, 26705 St. Francis Drive, request for approval of a Special Land Use Permit to allow an addition to an existing residence having a height in excess of fifteen feet. The Staff Planner reported that staff reonnended approval of this special lard use permit based the project's conformance with all of the guidelines established for Ordinance #295. Mr. Hu, applicant, oanented that the original landscape plan, which had been approved by the Planning Carmission, was on hold subject to the approval of the land use permit. K)TION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Dronkert, seconded by van Tamelen and passed unanimously by all members present to approve a special land use permit for the Lards of Hu for an addition to the existing residence having a height in excess of fifteen feet basad on the project's conformance with all the guidelines for Ordinance #295. b) LANDS OF HAD, Tract 6518, rot #7, Story Hill Lane, request for approval of a Special Lard Use Permit to allow a new residence having a height in excess of fifteen feet The Staff Planner noted that the Site Development Committee recommended approval of the proposed residence based on its conformance with most of the guidelines for Ordinance #295. Alan Huntsinger, applicant's engineer, noted that the plans had been redesigned several tines to conform to the Town's ordinances and the Hao 'a had made every effort to fit the house onto the property as well as possible. William Lee, applicant's architect oamented they were most concerned with a dignified, soothing type of architecture and they also planned to cork very closely with the landscape architect, Peter Wright Shaw. Mr. Lee also explained the importance of the location of the house. van Tamelen expressed her concerns about the visual impact of the house. In her opinion the development area was excessive for the lot and created an impact from off site. SG