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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - July 22, 1991 Page - 3 - 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS A. Matter of PD-89-10; Planned Unit Development (General Development and Precise Development Plan Combined); a Proposal to Construct 126 Detached, Single-Family Residential Units on the 60-Acre Site Formerly Occupied by the San Leandro Rock Quarry; Assessor's Parcel Numbers 79- 100-001, 002; 13575 Lake Chabot Road; Signature Properties, Inc. ; Alameda County - °A° (Agricultural). Council Member Faria did not participate in the Public Hearing on this matter, in accordance with State law, because his home is located within 300 feet of the project site. This being the time and place for the Public Hearing on the above matter, Mayor Karp explained that previously there had been a Public Hearing on this Planned Development before the City Council and nine specific areas of City Council concern had been referred to the Planning Commission for further review and recommendations. He said the Planning Commission, after a Public Hearing, recommended approval of the revised project to the City Council . Martin Vitz, City Planner, read the nine issues that had been referred to the City Council , as follows: 1 . The design and improvement of the westerly access road along the fault trace and possible relocation of that roadway off of the fault trace; 2. The number of disaster supply storage structures (ARKs) which are appropriate for this neighborhood; 3. The enforceability and adequacy of the landscaping conditions of approval both in terms of the authority of the homeowners association to enforce the CC&Rs and the ability of the City to enforce through criminal or civil process the conditions of approval ; 4. The necessity and scope of work for independent engineering inspection services during all phases of grading operations and soils work. Included within this is the requirement for independent engineering peer review of the grading plans; 5. Standards and requirements for structural engineering of each home; 6. Requirements for specific foundation type and structural requirements for veneers, chimneys, garages and similar appurtenances; 7. Determination whether the structural design requirements should exceed the Uniform Building Code standards and if so by what degree; 8. The impact of the project on the view from Lake Chabot and other mitigation measures beyond the use of landscaping; 9. Additional variations in the housing design and elevations and additional review of street and open space planting and design.