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. . . Condition 5: Reorient Buildings A and B; Building A facing to the north and Building B facing to the south with a common truck driveway between the buildings, ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Commissioners Barker and Wright Commissioners Dove, Cooper and McGuirk Chairman Lutz None The motion failed. Commissioner McGuirk motioned, seconded by Commissioner Cooper, approving Case Z-96-77, subject to the conditions listed in Exhibit B, with the following modification: Condition 5: Delete. In discussion on the motion, staff inquired if Commissioner McGuirk meant the original proposal by the applicant or the proposal submitted to staff before the meeting. PUBLIC HEARING REOPENED Mr. Ashwill advised he would like the original plan; however, he has no problem compromising with the addition of glass on the comer, adding a planter, and trading out some of the loading and drive-in doors. He cannot accept the reorientation of the buildings because of the problems created with parking. He has concerns about his ability to market the building if the buildings are flipped in orientation. Commissioner McGuirk withdrew his motion. Bob Kumnick, principal of Lee and Associates Commercial Real Estate, feels there is an over- exaggeration of how much use the loading doors will have. He feels a bigger impact to the church will be the parking traffic during the day. Bob Lew, Tri-Valley Chinese Bible Church, stated he is less concerned about the appearance of looking at the working side of the proposed building than he is concerned about impacts to the sanctuary that is on the south side. If there is no restriction on truck traffic, this could be a problem for the church. Mr. Ashwill advised the PUD restricts the hours of truck traffic; no truck traffic is allowed on Sundays and after 7 p.m. Planning Commission Minutes Page 9 May 22, 1996