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Commissioner IV:J:aas mo-ved -to find -the projec-t vvou.ld have a de n'linin'lus e:C:f"ec-t" and recommend appro-val 0'" -the Drae-t N"egat:i-ve Declarat:ion and of Case PDR..-318 as condit:ioned in "he s..a...... repor"., and subjec-t -to "he condi"ions lis"ed in Exhibi-t: uB,"!> 'VVi..h "he Collo'VVing modifica"ions: Condi"ion 8: add 44all m.achinery.!>!> .Add a nevv condi"ion t:o read: ""Ie t:he bu.ilding should be sold., or change hands., t:he applican't shall rem.ove -the barbed 'VVire.!>!> Comm.issioner Sulli-van seconded t:he m.ot:ion. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: ~C>ES: ABSTAIN: ABSE~T: Commissioners Arkin", Fox" 1'V:[aas", Roberts,. and Sullivan None Commissioner Ka..rneny None Resolution No. PC-2003-47 and PC-2003-48 vvere entered and adopted as motioned. The Planning Commission recessed for a break at 8:49 p_m_ Chairperson Arkin reconvened the meeting at 8:59 p.m. c_ PREV-359. Fa-irland In-vest:m.en't.. Inc. V\7orkshop to revievv and provide comments on a proposal to develop a full- service ca~ash facility vvith gift shop on a parcel located at 3595 Utah Street. Zoning ror the property is PUD (Planned Unit Development) - C (Commercial) district_ d. PDFt...-289/PCUP-86.. Fairland Invest:ment:.. Inc. ~orkshop to revievv and provide comments on a proposal to develop a self- service gas station", convenience store vvith alcohol beverage sales". and drive- through car vvash facility on a parcel located at 3121 Bernal ~venue. Zoning for the property is PUr> (Planned Unit Development) - C: (Commercial) district_ :M:r_ Iserson noted that because the same applicant submitted Item 6_c_ and 6_d_", they vvould be presented as one item_ I--I:e presented the staT-rreport", and described the project site_ In response to an inquiry by Commissioner 1'v1:aas", l'V1:r_ Iserson replied t:hat the Bernal site had either six or eight pumps. Starr identified the service station site design as an issue because the pump islands run parallel to the convenience store,. rather than perpendicular. Staffvvas concemed that: long cars or trucks may block the drive'VVay vvhile stopped at a pump. He .noted that: 28 parking spaces 'VVere required by tl"1e Parl<.ing Ordinance,. and the applica:nt: vvas proposing 20 spaces_ The applicant asked that the spaces at the pump island be cormted as parking spaces. Starr did not support that request". and noted that a large convenience store had higher parking requirements because they vvere stand alone PLA~~I~G C01Vl1VlISSIO~ 1VlI~UTES October 22, 2003 Page 9