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PLANNING COMMISSION Page 4 4/13/83 Mr. Harris did indicate there have been two signs approved for the building and he would have to compare the signs improved with those installed. Commissioner Wilson commended the new operator for cleaning up the site and redoing the landscaping. Commissioner Doherty asked if the new sign on the Main Street cobbler shop go before Design Review. Mr. Harris responded that it did. Commissioner Getty asked if as a condition of a_bproval, the applicant was required to remove the other window signs. Mr. Harris indicated he didn't believe this was an added condition. OLD BUSINESS - Public Hearings PUD-79-13, Valley Business Associates Application of Valley Business Associates and Sente Associates Seven for a major modification to case PUD-79-13 pertaining to building heights, size of trucks, permitted truck routes and other possible changes to the zoning and development plan for Valley Business Park, an approximately 70 acre industrial park now under construction on the south side of Valley Avenue immediately east of the residences on the east side of Kolln Street. The property is zoned PUD (.Planned Unit Development) Industrial District. A mitigated negative declaration of environmental impacts will also be considered. Dir. Harris reviewed the staff report. He indicated that the staff has distributed to the Commission a proposed Condition No. 8 in lieu of the one shown on the staff report. Commissioner Wilson asked about the landscaping along Valley Avenue between Santa Rita Road and the Park -- what properties would be in that assessment district? Mr. Harris indicated he believed it would only be the industrial properties (no residential) mainly bordering between Santa Rita Road and Stanley Blvd., but they may include other properties not contiguous with Valley Avenue and the developer's engineer who is present tonight could probably address the matter. Commissioner Wilson made a supposition that perhaps Kaiser would have a large share of the assessment and refused to participate, he then asked who would pay for the soundwall and landscaping. Mr. Harris responded that the Valley Business Park developers would pay for it and not as part of the assessment district. Commissioner Wilson asked if the City has any indication as to whether or not any of the other property owners are enthusiastic about joining this assessment district. Mr. Harris indicated that none of the owners had discussed the matter with him. He also indicated that they have not discussed the matter with Mr. Warnick either.