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The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Wilson wanted to clarify that this was only an application to amend the circulation element. Commissioner Lindsey indicated his support of this condition requiring a sound wall on Hopyard Road and any effort to save the trees. Commissioner Jamieson discussed the problem of increased truck traffic on Hopyard and indicated they would have to be allowed into the commercial/industrial area but would be restricted beyond the Prudential property. Commissioner Doherty made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Wilson, that GP-81-4 would have no significant adverse environmental impacts and, therefore, the negative declaration prepared for this case be adopted. ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes: Commissioners Doherty, Jamieson, Lindsey, Wilson and Chairperson Getty Noes: None Resolution No. 2029 was adopted recommending approval of the negative declaration for Case GP-81-4. Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Lindsey, moved that the application GP-81-4 be approved subject to conditions including sound barriers and that the trees be removed be replanted or replaced in like size. ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes: Commissioners Doherty, Jamieson, Lindsey, Wilson and Chairperson Getty Noes: None Resolution No. 2030 was entered and adopted recommending approval of Case GP-81-4 PUD-81-13, Rheem Investment Application o Rheem Investment Group for Planned Unit Development approval for a 10-lot industrial park subdivision on approximately 11 acres of land located on the east side of tracks of the Southern Pacific Transportation Company between Santa Rita Road and Mohr Avenue to allow specified uses and modified site development standards. Zoning for the property is I-P (Industrial Park) District. The Planning Commission may recommend any zoning district consistent with the General Plan. A negative declaration of environmental impacts may also be considered. -14-