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PlanningBoard | 2014-03-24 | 2 | President Burton suggested the street names come back to the Board. Board member Alvarez-Morroni motioned to reject the proposed recommendation, and bring back to the Board names more closely reflecting Alameda history. Vice President Henneberry seconded. Motion carried, 6-0 Board member Alvarez-Morroni stated the colors are not as drab as previously proposed, and feels the new palette is fine. Board member Zuppan commented that the reds might conflict the Target Store across the street. She asked if homeowners will be bound by the Home Owners Association (HOA) to these. Mr. Jonathan Boriak, KTGY, stated there will be no restriction on colors by the HOA. Board member Zuppan stated this color scheme does not create a cohesive environment with the rest of the street, which is what was agreed to previously. President Burton stated that the new palette will be a good mix and he is fine with the reds. Board member Alvarez-Morroni motioned to approve the color boards as presented. Vice President Henneberry seconded. Motion carried, 5-1-0 (opposed Zuppan) 7. REGULAR AGENDA ITEMS: 7.A. 1809 Grand Street - PLN14-0009 - Architectural revisions for a 3,640 square foot Emergency Operations Center Building. The proposed project is categorically exempt pursuant to CEQA guidelines 15332 In-fill Development Projects Mr. Andrew Thomas presented an update and report on the project. Mr. Chris Ford, PRW Architects, presented a report to the Board. President Burton opened the item for public comment. Mr. Michael Torrey, resident, commented on encouraging the project to move forward. He further commented on the trees not being in the way of radios. Mr. James Fine, resident, commented on being an energy economist and asked how the facility be powered in a disaster. The plan calls for a diesel power generator, but he suggested some alternatives such as a biodegradable resource. There is a better alternative for renewable energy source, like solar energy. This could be a revenue Approved Regular Meeting Minutes Page 2 of 8 March 24, 2014 | PlanningBoard/2014-03-24.pdf |