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Resolution No. PC-2004-50 was entered and adopted as motioned. c. PCUP-119. Christina Petroskv/P' Party Place Application for design review approval to operate a children's drop-off and activity center in an existing building located at 5688 Stoneridge Drive (Hacienda Plaza) in Hacienda Park. Zoning for the property is PUD-I/C-O (Planned Unit Development - Industrial/Commercial-Office) District. Ms. Kline presented the staff report and described the proposed project. She explained that the business was a child drop-off activity center that would be open seven days a week, with Sunday being for private parties only. She added that the maximum drop-off age would be 14 years old. Ms. Kline stated that the facility would limit the time a child could be at the center to no more than I S hours per week and that the preschool program would be limited to a maximum of 12 hours per week. Ms. Kline mentioned that the facility would be limited to 30 children at any one time. She added that the proposed children's drop-off and activity center would be beneficial to the residents of the community and would be compatible with the surrounding businesses. Commissioner Kameny inquired if there were a letter from James Paxson of the Hacienda Business Park. Ms. Kline replied that she did not know but that the applicant would be able to answer the question. ~' Commissioner Kameny requested clarification on the hours of operation. Ms. Kline answered that it would be from 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Fox regarding the minimum age, Ms. Kline replied that she believed it was two years old. Chairperson Roberts requested clazification regazding "15 hours a week per child." Discussion ensued regarding the letters from the State addressing the 15 hours per week maximum stipulation. Ms. Kline explained the second letter from the State clarified that each child could only be at the facility 15 hours per week. Ms. Kline explained the drop-off center was not intended to be a permanent day care. Commissioner Fox distributed the State Law Regulations of the exemptions for State Licensing requirements. Commissioner Fox stated that the State might have thought the City would run this facility when the State wrote this letter. Ms. Nerland suggested that a condition of approval be added to confirm that the exemptions are appropriate and in place for this facility. Commissioner Arkin suggested that the Commission hear from the applicant prior to giving direction to staff. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES August 11, 2004 Page 6 of 11