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- Steve Page noted that he supported the project. Mark Hirsch noted that they had worked with staff extensively to mitigate the noise of the jet drier and added that the type of system would determine the decibel level. He noted that Blythe Wilson was examining some systems that were quieter than the older systems. He noted that new system designs were released every month. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Roberts, Mr. Pavan replied that the issue of construction debris recycling was addressed in the PUD section. Condition 18 on page 23 stated, "The plan shall include the estimated composition and quantities of waste to be generated and how the project developer intends to recycle at least fifty percent (50%) off the total job site construction and demolition waste measured by weight or volume." r- Commissioner Arkin noted that his opinion ofthis project had completely changed since the last time he saw it. He had met with the applicant several times and requested that they design it so it did not look like a carwash. He complimented the applicants on a phenomenal job with the architecture and was very pleased with the result. He strongly supported this project. If the color scheme did change, he would like the matter to come back to the Planning Commission. He requested staff to address the temporary window signage and would like the City to have some control over the coverage. He believed that the applicant was strongly committed to a high quality product. He would like some assurance that if a new owner came in, the level of quality would be maintained. Mr. Pavan advised that the conditions for the McDonald's project did not allow any window signage on the play area, and that no more than 25% of the window area could have signage, which reflects the City's ordinance. He added that the Commission could be more restrictive, which meant that if someone in the future misbehaved, an enforcement action would result. Commissioner Arkin moved to approve PUD-02-03M and PCUP-61 as recommended by staff, with the additional conditions that any color changes be brought before the Planning Commission; that a maximum 25% coverage for signage be allowed; that in camouflaging the venting, that the latticework be avoided; and that staff's four recommendations be added to the conditions of approval. Commissioner Roberts seconded the motion. Commissioner Arkin asked that the carwash noise issue be pursued by staff and the applicant. Commissioner Kameny noted that Condition lOon page 34 addressed the carwash noise Issue. - In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Arkin, City Attorney Michael Roush replied that if the noise became a problem for the neighbors, the matter could be brought before PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES August 14, 2002 Page 13