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January 26, 2009
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MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL/
retia PETALUMA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
Draft City Council/PCDC Minutes
Monday, December 8, 2008
Special Meeting
CALL TO ORDER - EVENING SESSION - 6:00 P.M.
A. Roll Call
Present: Teresa Barrett; Samantha Freitas; Mike Harris; Karen Nau; Mike O'Brien;
David Rabbitt; Pamela Torliatt
Absent: None
B. Pledge of Allegiance
Janet Gracyk, Petaluma
Council Member Harris requested that the meeting be adjourned in memory of Mel Graves,
Composer, Musician and Professor at Sonoma State University.
C. Moment of Silence
PUBLIC COMMENT
Bill Phillips, Petaluma, spoke about "the wheels falling off the bus" and quoted Corey Young's
article in the Argus -Courier. He read directly from the paper about the Basin Street discussion on
December 1, 2008. Since that evening, he has heard comments and they are not
complimentary at all. He hopes the Council respects the function of the City Manager, staff and
the interests of the City and public.
Lisa Hirschhorn, The STG Group, Petaluma, stated that they are just "humble property owners"
and they are having trouble leasing office space. They have 2 million square feet of vacant
office space standing in Petaluma and with that comes 20,000 jobs and she has lost three large
tenants because the City is not offering any incentives for big business. She wanted to know
what the City is doing to help get this problem solved. She offered her building for sale for City
use.
Shelley Campbell, Petaluma, asked all who were in attendance and have an interest in the
development on '1' Street to please raise their hands or stand.
Dale Axelrod, Petaluma, proposed that the City have a standing offer to have three minutes of
a stand-up comic at the beginning of each Council Meeting because it is so important for this
City and these citizens to get involved with what is going down here at City Hall. Maybe if
people see it as educational, civic minded and a little bit entertaining, they will want to
participate. He asked that we reach out and get people involved. He said there is enough
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talent in Petaluma to at least have a different comic here at every meeting to give an analysis
of what is on the agenda.
COUNCIL COMMENT
Mayor Torliatt
Council Member Harris
Council Member Barrett
Council Member Nau
Vice Mayor Rabbitt
Council Member Freitas
Council Member O'Brien requested that the meeting be adjourned in memory of Bill Appleton,
Co -Owner of the Washoe House.
Mayor Torliatt
Council Member O'Brien
Mayor Torliaft
Vice Mayor Rabbitt
Mayor Torliatt
CITY MANAGER COMMENT
City Manager John Brown
AGENDA CHANGES AND DELETIONS - Changes to current agenda only
None.
1. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A. Resolution 2008-223 N.C.S. and PCDC Resolution 2008-09 Approving a Design
Change for Riverfront Apartments and Execution of Master Agreement
Terminating Theatre District Development Agreement/OPA Agreement with Basin
Street Properties; and, Introduction First Reading) of Ordinance 2318 N.C.S.
Modifying Theatre District Parking Garage Easement on the Proposed Master
Agreement and First Amendment to Parking Garage Easement and Operating
Agreement Presented by Basin Street Properties Regarding the Theatre District
Project. (Nau/O'Brien) - Continued from the December 1, 2008 City
Council/PCDC Meeting.
City Attorney Eric Danly
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Mr. Steve Finn, Basin Street Properties
Council Member Barrett
Mr. Finn
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Public Comment on Item 1.A
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Linda Postenrieder, Pelican Art Gallery, Petaluma, said she wanted to talk about
the idea of paid parking. She stated that she is a new retailer who just passed
five years in business. She went from a big shopping center to downtown and the
biggest complaint from customers is that parking is difficult.
Skip Sommer, Realtor, Petaluma, addressed the Basin Street Properties proposal.
As a historian, he definitely wants to see the livery stable fully restored and put to
use in this community. Basin Street Properties has saved that building and he
didn't think they should have to pay any more. Regarding the parking fees, he
stated that City of Santa Rosa has very successfully created a parking garage
and has charged for parking.
Will Bomar, Powell's Sweet Shoppe, Petaluma, spoke about the Downtown
Theatre District. He commented about how the inefficiency of government gave
everyone more time to have public input. He was glad that there is now public
comment on this matter. His issue was that the Council was making a decision
without notifying those who would be directly impacted. In the future, it may not
be a bad idea to charge for parking. However, if paid parking starts in 2010 there
will be a negative impact.
Evan E. Clinton, Powell's Sweet Shoppe, Petaluma, spoke on behalf of the
employees at the Theatre District that do not want to pay a fee for parking. He
believes that free parking draws a lot of tourism.
Bev Goetschius, Petaluma, stated that she is a consumer here in town and likes
the garage, but one of things most hurt by recently is the number of layoffs that
we have had in our city. She stated that "our downtown is fantastic." She
believes that we badly need a source of revenue in this city and that we can
work out the details.
David Corkill, Cinema West, Petaluma, said that Basin Street Properties are good
people and he is not here to say anything negative about Basin Street Properties.
He is surprised he had to come here tonight instead of having an opportunity to
discuss this privately. He believed it was a bad thing for Petaluma to air dirty
laundry. He encouraged the Council to put together a subcommittee who listen
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1 to the public about this proposal and then make a decision after being properly
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4 Mark D. Peters, Peters & Peters, Attorneys representing Powell's Sweet Shoppe and
5 Cinema West, Santa Rosa, said they are insecure on this issue because they are
6 not sure what is proposed. Powell's & Cinema West have contractual rights
7 to two fifths of the parking in that garage. He is concerned about the context in
8 which this issue has occurred.
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Dave Libchitz, Petaluma, he said there was an important commonality with this
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issue and the fairgrounds lease extension; both items were requested to be
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agendized at times that would prohibit both the City Attorney and City Manager
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and staff from completely vetting the issues and creating a thorough staff report.
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He stated that "the rules were followed, but they were bent pretty far." He asked
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the Council to "do the right thing and separate these things out and deal on own
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Lori Shea, Blu, Petaluma, stated that she just heard about this issue tonight and
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that none of the tenants in the theatre district were notified. She stated that you
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compare Santa Rosa's downtown to Petaluma's downtown, it like comparing
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apples to oranges. Santa Rosa's downtown is almost full. The theatre district is
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almost empty. She believes that if the city is looking at paying in the parking
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garage, the entire area should be examined and the buildings should be full.
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Karla Schikore, Haus Fortuna, Petaluma, stated that she was one of the first
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tenants in the theatre district. She is concerned about how no notice was given;
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no opportunity for discussion or debate. The theatre district has low foot traffic
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and is not fully occupied. There has been no assessment or evaluation of each
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tenant and what they have to pay. She said "we all want what is right for
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Pablo owns Tres Hombres, Petaluma, said they are largest tenant in the Theatre
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District after the movie theater. He said that the CNN economic forecast for our
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country does not look too bright for 2009 or 2010. He said that if the parking
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increase passes, it will make a tough situation for worse for the
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tenants. Additionally, he added that it would not be a good idea to pass this
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tonight and think it through.
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Nicholas Harris, Petaluma, spoke about putting this item on the agenda last week
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and how it was wrong. He believes that the financial analysis model is based on
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a number of assumptions that in most likelihood will not have the same amount of
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validity as we progress into a blatantly uncertain economic and social future.
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Further, he said that the Keller Street garage was a proven failure and paid
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parking will not work this time around. He talked about putting solar on the roof
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and profiting from the green revolution now.
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Janet Gracyk, Petaluma, said that Basin Street Properties does a lot of good work,
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but it is often a mixed bag. She said that we have a wonderful Theatre District;
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the Courtyard is lovely with the fountain in the middle, and the business building
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right next to the draw bridge. Further, the apartments on First Street have not
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rented out very well. She requested that the Council take a step back and think
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about things as they are here as guardians and advocates for the city. She
believed the Livery Stable should have been funded by Basin Street Properties.
Paul Andronico, Basin Street Properties, Petaluma, wanted to address the
comments he has heard tonight. The notion that there might be violation of
existing contracts, and he assured that violation is no their intent. There will be an
inventory of contracts and will not violate those. The proposal before the Council
tonight does not include a specific timeframe to put in paid parking.
Mayor Torliatt
Mr. Andronico
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Jeff Mayne Petaluma Downtown Association, Petaluma, said they understand the
situation with the city needing money and not wanting to miss out on an
opportunity. In their view, Basin Street Pin doesn't really have the right to charge
for parking during the remaining life of the current easement. They were
offering 216 free parking spots in exchange for their development to occur. The
PDA feels that these should be discussed before the decision is made.
Katherine Reinhart, President, Petaluma Museum Association, Petaluma, stated
that they were here to support the Friends of the River and all others in the
community who wish to see the livery stable rehabilitated. She asked that the
livery stable not be a part of the discussion and that Basin Street Properties'
obligation to the community that they committed to nearly five years ago is
upheld.
Elizabeth Morey, Petaluma, read into the record a letter by Diane Painter.
Steven Charlip, Petaluma, stated that if the structure becomes a fee structure,
visitors will choose to avoid paying that fee and they will drive up the street
looking for parking. He believed that asking people to pay for parking will force
residential streets in to parking.
Dale Axelrod, Petaluma, apologized to the people waiting for Pinnacle and then
got bumped to second on this week's agenda. He asked, "Why are we even
discussing being locked in with their frame on the parking structure? Why are we
talking about if?" He called it "another give away." In addition, he stated
that we have to establish what kind of value we are losing by not having those 15
units. He told Council, "Please do not approve this tonight."
Mayor Torliatt
Council Member Freitas
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City Attorney Danly
Council Member Freitas
City Attorney Danly
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City Attorney Danly
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Council Member Harris
City Attorney Danly
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City Manager Brown
Vice Mayor Rabbitt
City Attorney Danly
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City Attorney Donly
Vice Mayor Rabbitt
Mayor Torliatt
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City Attorney Danly
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City Attorney Danly
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City Attorney Danly
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Motion: Approve A. Resolution 2008-223 N.C.S. and PCDC Resolution 2008-09
Approving a Design Change for Riverfront Apartments and Execution of a Master
Agreement Terminating Theatre District Development Agreement and Owner
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Participation Agreement with Basin Street Properties; and, Introduction First
Reading) of Ordinance 2318 N.C.S. Modifying Theatre District Parking Garage
Easement on the Proposed Master Agreement and First Amendment to Parking
Garage Easement and Operating Agreement Presented by Basin Street Properties
Regarding the Theatre District Project.
Moved by Mike O'Brien, seconded by Karen Nau.
Mayor Torliatt
Vice Mayor Rabbitf
Council Member Nau
City Manager Brown
Fire Chief Larry Anderson
Mayor Torliatt
City Attorney Danly
Council Member Barrett
Mr. Finn
Mayor Torliatt
Vice Mayor Rabbitt
Council Member O'Brien
Mayor Torliatt
Motion: Call for the Question
Moved by Mike O'Brien, seconded by Karen Nau.
Vote (to call for question): Motion carried 6-1
Yes:
Teresa Barrett; Samantha Freitas; Mike Harris; Karen Nau;
Mike O'Brien; David Rabbitt
No:
Pamela Torliatt
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None
City Attorney Danly
Mayor Torliatt
Vote (to adopt resolutions and introduce ordinance): Motion carried 6-1
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Yes: Teresa Barrett; Samantha Freitas; Mike Harris; Karen Nau;
Mike O'Brien; David Rabbitt
No: Pamela Torliatt
Abstain: None
Absent: None
2. PUBLIC HEARING
A. Resolution 2008-224 N.C.S. Adopting a Mitigated Negative Declaration;
Resolution 2008-225 N.C.S. Approving a Tentative Subdivision Map; and
Introduction (First Reading) of Ordinance 2319 N.C.S. Approving a Planned Unit
District (PUD) Amendment, Including the Unit Development Plan and
Development Standards for the Pinnacle Ridge Subdivision Project Consisting of
Eleven Single -Family Residential Units Located at 2762'1' Street, APN 019-401-019,
Project File No. 05-ZOA-0029-CR (Moore/Borba) - Continued from the December
1, 2008 City Council/PCDC Meeting.
Mayor Torliatt
Associate Planner Irene Borba
Council Member Barrett
Ms. Borba
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Scot Stegman, 1' Street Gateway Coalition, Petaluma, spoke about density on the
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site. He also talked about noticing discrepancies and the lack of proper
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noticing. He did not feel that the baseline requirement of 20 -day notice was
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met. He addressed the property setbacks and trustee noticing. He questioned
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the development timetable and CCR's.
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Shelley Campbell, Petaluma, spoke about the drainage and the conditions of
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approval. She believes there is an issue with a section of the report concerning
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the Pinnacle lands above and adjacent to the Grevillia homes. Further, she
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stated that oil studies need to be done at the end of the winter months. She
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requested that the City Council walk the project as there are significant impacts
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on the neighborhood and beyond. She is worried about accessibility and it being
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Ralph Hooper, Petaluma, stated that he is not opposed to the development
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of the Hash property. Further, he said he was not here to object to development,
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but to object to this particular development proposal. He is worried about earth
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movement as he has no assurance that they are not going to have a landslide.
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In addition, he is greatly concerned about drainage as there is a history of
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flooding in Grevillia properties.
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Clyde Christobol, Petaluma, asked that the Council "please stop this rush to
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development." He said that this has been a four-year process and property
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owners seemed to have been ignored. They are constantly reminded of their
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water supply when they flush their toilets. He asked, "Does the City of Petaluma
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have enough water to sustain the existing community?"
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Christine Christobol, Petaluma, wanted to discuss the v -ditch drainage that
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Pinnacle proposed to put along the backside of the property. She stated that
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there is no oversight for the v -ditch. Pinnacle is expecting the homeowners to
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take care of that themselves and there is no way to be sure they will address or
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maintain that. She also has concerns about drainage and earth movement.
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David Wertzberger, Petaluma, said that he is not opposed to developing that
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property, but he thought that this particular project is not good for the property.
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He felt the maximum density and concentration of the homes is on the most
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prominent and steep ridgeline which has the most impact. He asked that all story
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poles be put back in place and allow for onsite direction. He stated that this has
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become an expensive and pointless exercise and may ultimately cost the City
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1 Bruce Okrepkie, Petaluma, stated that he appreciates the time and energy the
2 Council is putting into this process. He works for Wells Fargo Insurance and has
3 had the pleasure of knowing Dick Dowd for over 25 years. They have never had
4 a claim on any home or project they have ever built. Integrity, quality and
5 honesty are three words synonymous with Pinnacle.
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Marr Olson, Petaluma, said he has been a business owner for 23 years in the City
of Petaluma and a property owner and he thinks this is a good project, done by a
good developer and it is well thought out.
Rich Johnson, Petaluma, said that he has been a resident of the City of Petaluma
for 32 years. He has had the pleasure in 30 years of real estate has had
opportunity to work with Pinnacle Homes. He said that honestly is something that
goes with their company. He said that he supports his project and asked that the
Council vote in their favor.
Michelle Wester, Petaluma, said that she purchased a Pinnacle Home five years
ago and she has been very satisfied. Her home is set into a hillside with a v -ditch
and she has no drainage issues as they do know how to build a proper home.
Bill Roop, Petaluma, stated that he was a consultant on this project and he spoke
in favor of this project.
Charles Hall, Petaluma, stated that he has been a resident of the City of
Petaluma for 15 years and attended the meeting on behalf of Pinnacle Homes.
He met Dick Dowd four years ago in a business setting and he came highly
recommended. Pinnacle's strengths are integrity, hard work and devotion to the
community.
Rick Young, Petaluma, said he has lived in Petaluma all his life growing up in the 'I'
Street area and he still lives on the west side. He has worked with Pinnacle on
other projects and said their homes are high quality. He spoke in favor of the
project.
Sam Blasi, Petaluma, said that he is a member of the community and an original
member in the Westridge Area. He believes the project is good and high quality.
He did not think that Pinnacle was going to risk their reputations by building a bad
product.
Charlie Carson, Petaluma, stated that he has lived in town since 1977 and lived
off of Sunnyslope Road since 1984. He said that any builder that is working with a
drainage issue, just by experience in this part of town, he cannot think of a
better builder to work with than Pinnacle Homes. He believes that this project will
be well served by Pinnacle Homes developing it according to the plans.
Michael Morgan, Petaluma, said that they are proud and extremely satisfied
homeowners of a Pinnacle Home. They are relatively newcomers to Petaluma
and only been there three years, but they have never seen quality like
Pinnacle. He believed that an addition of a Pinnacle Home to any community is
a significant improvement.
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Tiffany Renee, Petaluma, stated that she has served on the hillside
subcommittee with Mr. Fitzpatrick of Pinnacle Homes and she said that Mr.
Fitzpatrick has been very honest in stating that he is okay with building
monstrosities. In looking over the plans she had issues with finding the exact
heights of these properties. The hillside ordinance says maximum 30 foot height
and she encouraged the Council to make sure that the heights are in
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Steve Geney, Petaluma, said that he lives on the west side near the Westridge
project. He said there have been a lot of viable concerns by those opposing
this project, but any reputable developer has concerns about landslides and
water infiltration. They do not want to build a project and end up in multiple
lawsuits. He spoke highly of Mr. Dowd and Pinnacle's reputation speaks for itself.
He encouraged Council to support this project.
Keith Woods, North Coast Builders Exchange, Santa Rosa, said that he has been
to many hearings and this may be the most civil group of homeowners
and congratulated their manner. However, he said they will not do any better
than having a firm like Pinnacle as a neighbor.
Dave Lipchitz, Petaluma, spoke about being a resident of Petaluma since he was
a few days old. He asked, "Why was a full EIR not required? And how will the
project affect adjacent, soil sensitive hillsides?" He said that developing in
Petaluma should be a privilege, not a right.
Dale Axelrod, Petaluma, spoke about this process. He says that the Council has a
chance to do the right thing and answer the questions given here tonight. Before
the vote, he asked staff to weigh in about information not brought up at the
Planning Commission meeting. He stated, "Let's not make a decision unless we
have enough data."
Gwen Anderson, Santa Rosa, she said she is a former Planning Commissioner,
Council Member and Mayor. She said that Dick Dowd's father was her best
friend and Craig Lawson is her son-in-law. She said that they are two of the most
giving people she knows. She concluded with, "They are good people; can't
beat em."
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Motion: Continue the meeting past 11:00 p.m.
Moved by Samantha Freitas, seconded by Teresa Barrett
Vote: Motion carried 7-0.
Yes: Teresa Barrett: Samantha Freitas; Mike Harris; Karen Nau;
Mike O'Brien; David Rabbitt; Pamela Torliatt
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Abstain: None
Absent: None
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Motion: Approve Resolution 2008-224 N.C.S. Adopting a Mitigated Negative
Declaration; Introduction )First Reading) of Ordinance 2319 N.C.S. Approving a
Planned Unit District (PUD) Amendment, Including the Unit Development Plan and
Development Standards for the Pinnacle Ridge Subdivision Project Consisting of
Eleven Single -Family Residential Units Located at 2762 '1' Street, APN 019-401-019,
Project File No. 05-ZOA-0029-CR; and Resolution 2008-225 N.C.S. Approving a
Tentative Subdivision Map; with the following changes:
• Trees to be placed in the Conservation Easement are to be installed in a
natural pattern and to be reviewed as part of the SPARC process.
• Conditions #10 and #25 are to be consistent with the Tree Ordinance.
• Correct the typographical error in the Tentative Parcel Map Resolution to
change "2007" to "2008."
• Correct the typographical error in condition #37: "...extend the public
water main."
• Modify condition #58 to say "subdivision" instead of "all structures."
• Require a third party review of the fire suppression/pump house on an
annual basis.
• Prohibit structures in the Conservation Easement for Lots 8 and 9.
• Include a condition for weed abatement for the open space.
• Include a condition that a pedestrian gate be installed on Lots 8 and 9 to
access the open space.
• Include additional language regarding maintenance.
Moved by Mike O'Brien, seconded by Samantha Freitas.
Vote: Motion carried 5-2.
Yes:
Samantha Freitas; Mike Harris, Karen Nau; Mike O'Brien;
David Rabbitt
No:
Pamela Torliatt; Teresa Barrett
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None
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December 8, 2008
ADJOURN
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The meeting adjourned at 11:23 p.m. At the requests of Council Members Harris and O'Brien, the
meeting was adjourned in memory of Mel Graves and Bill Appleton.
Pamela Torliatt, Mayor
ATTEST:
Deborah L. Padovan, CMC, Deputy City Clerk