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Resolution No. PC-92-96 Page 4 EXHIBIT B ReSolution No. PC-92-96 conditions of Approval Case UP-92-49 1. The proposed use shall conform substantially to the site plan, floor plan, staff report project description, and related materials, dated "Received September 14, 1992" and "November 4, 1992," on file with the Planning Department, except as modified by these conditions. Minor changes to the plans may be allowed subject to the approval of the Planning Director if found to be in substantial conformance to the approved exhibits. 2. The subject use permit is granted for a period of one year only. After this year the applicant shall contact the planning Director and state if he wishes to continue operation at the site. If the applicant wishes to remain temporarily at the site, the Planning Director shall allow the use to remain on the site for one more year, provided the applicant has satisfactorily complied with all other conditions of approval. If the applicant wishes to remain permanentlY on the site, then he shall reapply for a new conditional use permit to allow the operation as a permanent use. 3. The applicant shall obtain all building, fire, hazardous materials, or any other applicable city permits for the use prior to operation. 4. Uses on the rear, unpaved portion of the site shall be limited to storage of excess irrigation pipes, plants, soil, mulch and similar landscape and irrigation materials. No vehicle storage shall be allowed in this area. 5. Equipment (i.e. tractors, trenchers, etc.) shall be parked or stored within the paved parking area at all times. No equipment shall be parked on the public street. 6. If additional activities beyond that approved by the planning commission are desired, prior city review and approval is required. Such modifications shall be submitted to the planning Director, who shall refer the matter to the planning commission if judged to be substantial. 7. That if, at any time in the future, it is determined by the planning Director that noise, emissions, drainage, litter, storage, parking, traffic, or other issues associated with the proposed use are having adverse effects on surrounding uses or the city in general, this matter can be submitted, at the discretion on the Planning Director, to the planning commission for their subsequent review at a public hearing. II . I .