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UM"1`t-70 10'`tt Ai 7WW w i I1 „ ,.., ..,, ,,.., , - --- ATTgeHMENT 3 Greg W. Benton, Architect 5546 Harvard Drive San Jose, California 95118 (408)267-6412 • MEMORANDUM o Telephone o Meeting X Direction o Request o Site Visit Call: in o out X Re: Harari Residence Date: 4/14/98 Name(s) Susan Stevenson Time: 2:00 pm & Company: Town Planner The following is a list of changes being incorporated into the preliminary plans for the Harari Residence at 12580 Miraloma Way. These changes are in response to comments made at the planning commission meeting of 4/8/98, per comments made by planning staff and per the wishes of the owner. We are submitting these changes with the hope of having them reviewed and approved at the next planning commission meeting on 4/22/98. Grading Plan 1. The first floor elevation is lowered 1'-0" to 284.00. The distance from the finished floor to the pad is changed from 3'-0" to 2'-6". The pad elevation changes from 282.00 to 281.50. 2. The garage elevation (at the front of the garage slab) is lowered 1'-2" from 284.40 to 283.30. The garage pad elevation is lowered accordingly. 3. The basement floor elevation is lowered 8" from 275.50 to 274.83. The basement pad elevation is lowered accordingly. The basement height is changed from 8'-5" to 8'-1" so the basement floor is not lowered the full 1'-0" that the first floor was lowered. 4. The basement patio elevation is lowered 8"from 275.40 to 274.70 because the basement floor was lowered. 5. The top of the basement patio south wall (near the 30" oak tree) is lowered 3" from 284.50 to 284.25 to tie-in better with the house foundations. At it's highest point, this wall will be 9'-8" above the basement patio. 6. The basement patio north wall has been changed to a double wall. The wall previously shown is lowered to a top elevation of 280.00 so it will be 4'-8" above the basement patio at it's highest point. A second wall is added approximately 3'-0" behind the original wall with a top elevation of 284.00 so it will be 4'-0 above the first wall at it's highest point. Planting will occur between the walls at elevation 280.00. 7. At this time, the grading plan has not been revised to show these changes.