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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - April 5, 1993 Page - 7 - NEW BUSINESS (continued) C. Minute Order No. 93-16. Fire Department Mutual Response Area. On motion by Council Member Kerr, who moved its approval , seconded by Council Member Corbett, and carried by the following called vote, the City Council directed staff to prepare a Resolution on the Fire Department Mutual Response Area with the City of Oakland. (1125) AYES: Council Members Corbett, Faria, Kerr, Myers, Perry, Polvorosa; Mayor Karp ( 7 ) NOES: None ( 0 ) ABSENT: None ( 0 ) 8. PUBLIC HEARINGS A. Matter of PD-92-01, PDP; Planned Unit Development; Precise Development Plan; to Permit Construction of an 11-Unit, Multiple-Residential Development (Townhouses for Sale as Individual Units) ; and Tentative Map. Tract 6598; to Re-Subdivide for 11-Unit Residential Townhomes; 82 Chumalia Street (Northwest Corner of Chumalia and Hyde Streets) ; Assessor's Parcel Numbers 77-446-1-2 and 77-446-2; Plaza 2 Redevelopment Area; Applicant: Gordon Lu, c/o Dahlin Group Architects and Planners; R-7 (Multiple Residential ) District. This being the time and place for the Public Hearing on the above matter, Elmer Penaranda, Assistant Planner, said the proposed project, called Creekview Villas, will build an 11-unit townhouse across from Long's at the northwest corner of Hyde and Chumalia. He said last July the City Council approved the General Development Plan. He said the same Site Plan and Floor Plan have been previously approved and have again been submitted by the Applicant. He said the architect has brought before the City Council the Precise Development Plan with specific details, such as concrete to be used for the project, hardware for doors, color of the building and trim, the type of roofing, the Mediterranean style of the building, and the type of paving. He said design elements have been determined and described the south elevation, which would face the Long's parking lot, and will have an arch detail to tie the buildings together and improved articulation, with extra windows, as directed by the Planning Commission. Mr. Penaranda said the Planning Commission also directed staff, the architect, and Alameda County to come up with a revised detail for the end of Hyde Street. He said they felt something better could be done than the old concrete guardrail , and a new detail had been developed which includes removal of the guardrail and replacement with a 3-foot concrete base with 3-foot-high, wrought-iron fence on top, and an access gate for Alameda County Flood Control . He said the end of Hyde will also receive new curb, gutter, and pavement to provide access to the gate.