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PLANNING COMrYISSION <br />Page 5 <br />4/13/83 <br />Commissioner Wilson referred to the traffic and noise studies <br />done -- are they taking into consideration the extension of Valley <br />Avenue? <br />Mr. Harris indicated that the traffic studies were done for east of <br />Santa Rita Road. <br />Mr. Warnick stated that the City does not intend to change the <br />truck route. <br />The public hearing was opened. <br />David Martin, CPS & Associates, spoke on behalf of Valley Business <br />Associates. <br />He stated the applicant concurs with the staff report with the <br />exception of Condition No. 19. The only change in the item would <br />be is that they asked that the assessment district for Valley Avenue <br />be spread on an equal basis with all of the other properties as <br />opposed to the way the staff has structured the condition. He <br />suggested that the Valley Avenue extension assessment be spread <br />on an equitable basis once the district is formed. He indicated <br />the staff has suggested that the assessment be spread within the <br />district or $600,000 whichever is greater and he requested that <br />instead of "whichever is greater" it be spread on an equitable <br />basis within the district. <br />Commissioner Wilson asked Mr. Martin if this included the improvements <br />they have done on Valley Avenue. Mr. Martin indicated that the <br />bond counsel has told them they would be able to generate an <br />additional $600,000 of bond indebtedness and if they were able to <br />develop a concept for that extension it wouldn't require further <br />assessment but would still be considered fair and equitable. <br />Mr. Martin indicated they have concerns over the truck issue because <br />the existing restriction is vague and has concerns as they relate <br />to their tenants and parking as well as future interpretation and <br />restriction. They asked a consultant to develop a standard which <br />would be more specific and therefore more enforceable on behalf of <br />the City and would also accomplish what they need accomplished. <br />N1r. Martin addressed the soundwall they are proposing to construct <br />on Valley Avenue stating that the City standards for noise of 60db <br />can be maintained. With regard to building heights, Mr. Martin <br />indicated they do have one change in their request since the <br />publication of the staff report and would recommend two alternatives <br />be considered for the potential screening wall. They are asking <br />for building heights of 17' based on two levels of mitigation; one <br />being the regrading of the lots on the west side of their property; <br />,and two being screening proposed to be provided. Mr. Martin pre- <br />sented renderings for the Commission to illustrate his request <br />_ __ . __.... __ __.. _._T___ _._ <br />
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