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gymnastics center], trade school, RV storage, private/non-commercial pub and lodge, and office uses. Commissioner Blank inquired if there is a tenants association in the Park. Mr. Studzinski said yes, the Valley Business Park Association. Commissioner Blank stated that the City does not involve itself with CC&R’s and that one possible outlet for him would be to approach the tenant organization and inform its officers that there is a violation of the CC&R’s and that he wants some action taken, regardless of what the Planning Commission decides. Mr. Studzinski stated that he understands that whatever is more restrictive between the City’s ordinance and the CC&R’s takes precedence and that the City and the Police Department are supposed to help enforce the CC&R’s. He indicated that he hoped nothing happens to children in the Business Park and reiterated that there are better locations for these businesses, such as the Vintage Hill Shopping Center, which includes a yogurt shop and Tawny Park across the street. He noted that people waiting for their children from the piano and gymnasium facilities smoke and that his car was broken into on a Saturday. Commissioner Blank addressed Mr. Studzinski and told him to contact the tenants association. Mr. Studzinski replied that he did contact them and that they wrote to the City. Jack Balch commented that he does not believe Parks and Recreation would like Tawny Park to be used as a Judo class location. He stated that he is the owner of five buildings at Valley Business Park and that his family has owned them since the 1970’s. He indicated that the current building in question does have rear access in the back and that it also allows access to the quarry buildings on the other side of the property. He added that he believes there is adequate parking available and that it is not an issue. Mr. Balch noted that he partly supports comments about seeing industrial parks remain industrial and all uses being relative to their zoning; however, he also agrees that zoning laws and uses do not always necessarily work out well and that there were not that many spaces in town for such uses.He indicated that he thought it was good that the Park is changing a little and that no CC&R’s could adequately predict the future needs of the business park. He noted that he talked to the current management association team and that they do not have an issue with the current use. He indicated that he strongly supports the applicant and that he has not allowed him to sign a lease until the matter is resolved. Kevin Butler, applicant, stated that he has lived in town for 15 years and that he has looked all over town for a spot to locate his business. He indicated that he is a firefighter and that his schedule only allows him to be present on certain days. He PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, September 9, 2009 Page 7 of 16