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Blend roof, Low Gloss White gutters and downspouts, Dover White stucco and garage door, <br />Felted Wood trims, and Forestwood front door. The first Craftsman design includes a Pewter <br />Bronze Blend roof, bronze gutters and downspouts, Monticello Old Country Ledge stone finish, <br />Caramel mortar stone, Artisan Tan stucco and garage door, Status Bronze trims, Portobello gable <br />boards and battens, and garage door trim, and Shade-Gown front door. The second Craftsman <br />design includes a Flintridge Gray roof, Royal Brown gutters and downspouts, Monarch Old <br />Country Ledge manufactured stone, Khaki mortar stone, Stone Lion stucco and garage door, <br />French Roast trims, Tree Branch gable boards and battens, and garage door trim, and Van Dyke <br />Brown front door. <br /> <br />The residential development has a wall and fence plan which include a variety of fence designs <br />and colors that include wood fence, wood fence with lattice and wood gate with lattice. The fence <br />heights comply with the zoning code. The fence height and design combined with the residential <br />building setbacks and landscaping encourage pedestrian use of the sidewalk and design <br />compatibility with the surrounding neighborhood. Portions of the existing precast wall that <br />currently separate the project from the San Leandro Business Park, Halcyon Drive, and adjacent <br />residential homes would remain. <br /> <br />Floor Plan <br />The residential structures would follow three main floor plans (Plans 1, 2, and 3). Each of the <br />plans include a different variation. Plan 1 is 1,678 square feet and consists of 4 bedrooms, 2.5 <br />bathrooms, a 2-car garage. Other features provided are a porch, foyer, great room, kitchen with <br />dining area and pantry, and a half bathroom on the 641 square-foot first floor and bedrooms, full <br />bathrooms, and laundry room on the 1,037 square-foot second floor. Plan 2 is 2,065 square feet <br />and consists of 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage. Other features provided are a <br />covered entry, great room, kitchen with dining area, full bathroom, and bedroom on the 942 <br />square-foot first floor and bedrooms, full bathrooms, laundry room, and loft on the 1,123 square- <br />foot second floor. Plan 3 is 2,318 square feet and consists of 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a 2- <br />car garage. Other features provided are a porch, den, great room, kitchen with dining area and <br />pantry and full bathroom on the 999 square-foot first floor and bedrooms, full bathrooms, and <br />laundry room on the 1,319 square-foot second floor. <br /> <br />Each of the residential structures would have its own driveway connected directly to a new public <br />street that connects Elderberry Way to Muscari Street or to the new southwestern court or new <br />northeastern court that both connect to the public street connecting Elderberry Way to Muscari <br />Street. Waste, recycling, and compost bins will be stored and screened behind the fence gate at <br />the side yard of each residence. <br /> <br />Parking and Circulation <br />Vehicular access to the site would be provided via one new public street through the project site. <br />The new public street would run through the project site and connect two existing streets, Muscari <br />Street to the northwest and Elderberry Way to the southeast of the site. Connecting the two <br />existing streets would eliminate the dead ends at Muscari Street and Elderberry Way which is <br />critical for fire access per the Alameda County Fire Department Letter dated 3/23/2021 regarding <br />fire access attached to the Staff Report. Two courts, one located at the southwestern corner and <br />the other located at the northeastern corner of the project site, would feed into the new public <br />street connecting it to Muscari Street and Elderberry Way. The project would include a total of 82 <br />parking spaces on site. Of the 82 spaces on site, there would be 36 garage spaces, 36 driveway <br />spaces, and 10 on-site street parking spaces. Pedestrian access would be available via sidewalks <br />that would be constructed along both sides of the one new public street connecting Muscari Street <br />and Elderberry Way.