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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - April 15, 1991 Page - 10 - 9. PUBLIC HEARINGS A. Matter of: (a) PD-88-11; Planned Unit Development (Precise Development Plan) and (b) Vesting Tentative Map, Tract 6379; a Request to Construct 249 Single-Family Dwelling Units on the 39.6-Acre Former Marina High School Site; Assessor's Parcel Numbers 80G-1320-1-19, 80G-1320-2- 2, 80G-1320-3-23; 15225 Wicks Boulevard; Homestead Land Development Company; R-2 (Two-Family Residence) District. This being the time and place for the Public Hearing on the above matter, Elmer Penaranda, Assistant Planner, said the General Development Plan for this project had already come before the City Council . Mr. Penaranda displayed slides showing the location of the property and its relationship to surrounding properties. He said the project consists of 39.6 acres and an additional 2.8 acres to be retained by the City for a Community Center. He said the Planning Commission had considered the proposal for the Precise Development Plan and the Vesting Tentative Tract Map for a 249-lot, single-family subdivision. He said the proposal included typical set backs, landscaping on the lots, and perimeter access to the subdivision. He described the streets with sidewalks, design of cul -de-sacs, including center planters, and the fact that no on-street parking would be permitted in the cul -de-sacs. He displayed exterior elevations and floor plans and said the homeowners association will be responsible for maintenance of the landscaping. He further described landscaping at the entry way and on Wicks Boulevard. He also displayed the plans for a sound wall and a meandering sidewalk and landscaping on Wicks Boulevard. He said the developer proposes a five-phase schedule. He said after a meeting held earlier today the schedule had been revised. He further described other details, such as, the name, Marina Vista, the concept of clustered mailboxes, and the location of cable TV easements. He said the General Development Plan was for 290 units and has been reduced to 249 units, which allows larger back yards and sidewalks on both sides of the street. He said the Vesting Tentative Tract Map adequately defines streets, easements, and utilities and that CC&R's will be required prior to Final Maps. He noted a memorandum from the City Engineer and the City Planner regarding the proposal for multiple Final Maps and said staff now recommended that the City Council accept five Final Maps for the various phases. The City Council asked questions regarding the amount of time allowed for filing the Final Map and the proposed, phased build-out of the project. Staff indicated that State law allowed two years to file the Final Map and the build-out was planned to take approximately five years. Staff described the buffer wall and landscaping that would be built adjacent to the Mission Bay Mobilehome Park and described recommendations for irrigation.