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Brad Hirst, 2456 Minivet Court, spoke stating he had not~iing further to add to the staff report and urged the Commission to consider his request. As no one else addressed the Commission concerning this request, the public hearing was closed. Chairperson Wilson stated he is surprised that the PUD districts have no set parking requirements. Commissioner Getty addressed the other uses allowed in this PUD and their parking situation. Mr. Harris clarified the three uses and that there are no parking problems at the present time and that the overall development supplied more than sufficient parking for the proposed uses. Commissioner Getty stated she has made many no votes on much of the development in this area because of particular concerns with the inter- section and access to those properties. She addressed concerns with people drinking and entering the intersection. Mr. Harris stated that as part of Burger King's design review approval, there was a condition made that if problems developed with this business exiting onto Hopyard, permission to exit on Hopyard could be revoked at any time. Chairperson Wilson stated regarding traffic and parking, he would be more concerned with a restaurant going into this location than a bar. Brad Hirst spoke again stating this will only be a 30-seat cocktail lounge which will not serve food. He stated the parking lot is all common area parking. He stated that a donut shop proposed would certainly not be in conflict with this use concerning the parking, neither would a beauty supply house and other businesses. A motion was made by Commissioner Lindsey, seconded by Commissioner Doherty that "bars not part of restaurants and where complete meals are not served" be an allowed use as part of PUD-79-3. ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes: Commissioners Doherty, Lindsey and Chairperson Wilson Noes: Commissioner Getty Absent: Commissioner Jamieson Resolution No. 1901 was then entered and adopted approving this revision to the PUD as recommended in the staff report of 9/10/80. GP-80-3, Robert E. Meyer Application of Robert E. Meyer for an amendment to the General Plan which would change the land use designation of two parcels consisting of a total of approximately 83 acres located on the northwest corner of Hopyard Road and Stoneridge Drive from "General and Limited Industrial" to "Industrial, Commercial and Offices." The Planning Commission may recommend approval of the proposed change or may recommend any other -2- _ _........_.. _...._.. _.__.. .... ..__ _ .. . ... _,.. „T........ ~. .... .. _,. T... «. .