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quality retention in their neighborhoods; the same as when they bought the homes. He stated the homeowners association pointed out approval of this project violates the CC&Rs. He said that if he lived in the area he wouldn't want strangers in the area and the clients would be strangers even to Mrs. Barnes. Commissioner Leppert stated he just wanted to point out why he wasn't going to vote for this project. Commissioner Joyce Getty agreed in total with Commissioner Geppert's comments. Commissioner Doherty stated that a massage parlor as part of a home occupation just couldn't be allowed. Commissioner Wilson spoke to the CC&Rs and their adoption by the developers and that the homeowners are aware of the restrictions before they buy a home. He stated that if he lived in that area he wouldn't want the CC&Rs violated. Chairman Jamieson indicated that everything had been said. He said a Gimilar_ anolication was received last year for Mirador and it was denied. Resolution No. 1709 was entered and adopted denying Z-78-162, the appli- cation of Mary Barnes. Roll Call Vote Resolution: Commissioner Doherty Seconded: Commissioner Geppert Ayes: Commissioner Doherty, Geppert, Noes: None Absent: None Abstain: None Getty, Wilson and Chairman Jamieson Chairman Jamieson then told the applicant she had fifteen (15) days to appeal this decision to the City Council. Determination of Uses Allowed in Conjunction with a Garden Center Mr. Harris explaa.ned Casa Verde intends to build new quarters for Richert Redwood and in order to justify the increase in lease costs, they want to expand the items they handle and the service they provide. He then made reference to the letter of Thomas Richert explaining what they would like to carry. He stated that the one item "related home owner installed products" leaves the subject wide open. He stated that staff's opinion is that their proposed additional use is currently against the code. He stated Garden Center is defined in the code but it is also part of UP-76-28, item 1 - that the area shown for the storage and sales o~ landscape materials be utilized solely for the materi~.ls which are directly related to landscaping activities and that no materials intended for the construction of dwellings, commercial or industrial structures accessory buildings, swimming pools, screened porches, etc. be stored or sold in this area - that this doesn't conform and that a minor modification of the use permit would be required to accommodate the applicant's request. He stated the staff has no quarrel with his proposal. He stated that if the code is amended, building materials and home improvement stores could be allowed within the I-P District. He further stated that if a demand was found for other types of items and the code was changed, the applicant wouldn't have to come before the Commission each time he wanted to add an item. Alternatives were discussed by the Commissioners. -5-