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Staff: June PTC meetings canceled; Coverley Community Center concept may come to July 9; council remands 4075 El Camino Way to PTC
Summary
Planning staff announced cancellation of June Planning & Transportation Commission meetings for lack of items, said the Coverley Community Center team plans to present three conceptual plans at the July 9 meeting, and reported City Council remanded the 4075 El Camino Way planned community modifications back to the commission for redesign review.
City planning staff reported several scheduling and agenda updates at the May 28 Planning and Transportation Commission meeting, including the likely July 9 appearance of Coverley Community Center conceptual plans and a council remand of a large El Camino project.
Key announcements - June meetings canceled: Planning staff said both June PTC meetings would be canceled because no agenda items were yet scheduled for those dates. - Coverley Community Center: Staff said the Coverley project team plans to bring three conceptual plans for PTC discussion at the July 9 meeting. "They'd like to bring, their 3 conceptual plans for discussion, by PTC on that July 9 meeting," staff said. - 4075 El Camino Way remand: Staff reported that City Council considered planned-community modification applications for 4075 El Camino Way and remanded the matter back to PTC with direction to review a revised design that would remove some third-floor units (the applicant suggested removing the third-floor units to reduce height and bulk). - El Camino Real focus area: Staff said council added three parcels to the El Camino Real focus area and directed staff to work further on that area. - Staff changes: Staff announced that Veronica (last name not specified in public remarks) will leave the City of Palo Alto after nine years and will become the town clerk of Portola Valley.
Why it matters: the Coverley community-center conceptual plans and the remand on 4075 El Camino Way will return to PTC for design review and recommendations to council. The scheduling change means commissioners should expect a fuller July 9 agenda, including the Coverley discussion.
Ending: Staff asked commissioners whether they wanted printed zoning maps; several commissioners requested copies. Staff also said they had provided written responses to commission questions about the transportation/parking item earlier in the day.
