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Chairman Jamieson then moved to hear projects involving persons in the audience ahead of those involving just the Planning Commission. He addressed the audience and there was no one in attendance who objected to this motion. He then addressed Council Member Brandes and asked if moving "Matters Initiated by the Council Members" to the top of the agenda was working well for the Council. Mr. Brandes indicated it worked very well for the Council. Commissioner Leppert then stated that last night, Jan City Council heard two items appealed by City Council by the Planning Commission at their December 13, 1978 the appeal of the approval of the Planning Commission Engineering was upheld and that the appeal concerning was denied. nary 9, 1979, the which were approved meeting. He stated concerning Nuclear LaFemme Coiffeurs UP-78-36, H. C. Elliott Application of H. C. Elliott for a conditional use permit to allow the operation of a supermarket in the neighborhood shopping center to be located at the southeast corner of Tawny Drive and Pico Avenue. The site is zoned PUD (Planned Unit Development) District. Mr. Harris explained the staff report. He further stated Gary Byrne, of H. C. Elliott would not attend this Planning Commission meeting due to a previous commitment. He stated Mr. Byrne indicated that if there was any problem with this project, he would prefer that it be continued. A check of the audience at this point indicated there was no one else present from H. C. Elliott. Mr. Harris indicated the staff recommends approval of the supermarket and believes that all of the findings could be made in this case and asked that the Planning Commission approve this case subject to the conditions shown on the staff report of January 10, 1979. Chairman Jamieson asked whether or not this proposed project concerns the total project or one building. Mr. Harris indicated the only item under consideration at this meeting is the market. Commissioner Geppert stated that regarding the PUD approval, discussion indicated that the building would be done in phases. He then asked which phase the market came under. Mr. Harris indicated the market is shown under the first phase. Commissioner Jamieson then asked the name of the market involved. Mr. Harris replied he thought it was Flair Markets, but was not sure. The public. hearing was opened. As no one addressed the Commission, the public hearing was then closed. A motion to approve UP-78-36 was made by Commissioner Doherty, seconded by Commissioner Geppert. Mr. Jamieson then commented this market would take some of the traffic off of Vineyard having a good impact on the area. Resolution No. 1708 was then adopted approving UP-78-36 subject to the conditions outlined in the staff report of January 10, 1979. -2-