Planning Commission Agenda and Packet 2023 06 08

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Case Planner: Lisa Ritchie, Planning Manager All notice was met as required and there is no commissioner conflict of interest. Staff Presentation: Ritchie begins her presentation by saying that the Enclave neighborhood's PUD was approved in May of 1986. There are 60 single-family properties, with 52 of those destroyed by the Marshall Fire. Currently, the PUD regulates perimeter fences. This proposal before the commission was driven by the neighborhood. Currently the fence regulations that govern fences that are along McCaslin requires a wood fence with unspecified height and brick columns. The neighborhood would like the brick columns to go away and would like consistency with the new fence. They would like flexibility with the materials, though. They are proposing a 6' solid fence with vertical slats and a top rail. The color would be grey. Most property owners would have a joint contract to uphold these design regulations. The fence regulations regarding fences along Davidson Mesa currently requires a 42" California chain link. The neighborhood would like to allow wood or a composite frame. The southern border of the neighborhood also currently requires a 42" California chain link. The neighborhood would like to remove this design regulation and have this portion of the fence be under the city municipal code instead of the PUD. The fence that borders Enclave Park is proposed to keep an open space -style fence so that the park does not feel enclosed. The new standard would be that at least 80% of the fence would be an open space design with it also being 6' tall. Staff Recommendation: Staff is recommending approval of Resolution 9 Series 2023, recommending approval of the draft resolution amending the Enclave PUD fence regulations. Commissioner Questions of Staff. - Krantz says when the PUD is updated, does it also state that there are no gates allowed facing Davidson Mesa. Ritchie says we are not addressing gates in the PUD. Choi says around the park area, could there be a wide variation of the fences installed? Ritchie says yes, there could be because the height and material could vary fence to fence. There is a lot of design flexibility. Commissioner Baskett attends the meeting at this time but does not participate in the discussion or vote. She participates in the next agenda item. Krantz asks if they have the option to have no fence around the park. Ritchie says that is correct. 51