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PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTF April 11, 1979 as the creek would be retained in a natural state. In answer to Commissioner Doherty's question, Mr. Fairfield stated that Stoneson owned all of the property in one parcel immediately west of the proposal. Sue Langhans of Chestnut Way spoke concerning this project as she had concerns with gas stations and related commercial development eliminating the natural environment. Chairman Jamieson assured her that this would not be done and that any potential change would require a public hearing. Mr. Harris stated that any property could be rezoned, but that it is highly unlikely this property would be rezoned commercial. Mrs. Langhans stated she would like to see this zoned Planned Unit Development. Commissioner Doherty then explained the processes for changing the land use designation, rezoning then the submittal of a development plan. Public hearing was then closed A motion was made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Joyce Getty that a negative declaration of environmental impacts be filed for RZ-79-3 as this project would not have any adverse significant effects on the environment. Resolution No. 1728 was then entered and adopted. ROLL CALL VOTE: Ayes Noes Abstain Commissioners Doherty, Geppert, Getty, Wilson and Chairman Jamieson None None A motion was made by Commissioner Geppert, seconded by Commissioner Wilson that RZ-79-3 be recommended for approval. Resolution No. 1729 was then entered and adopted to recommend to City Council approval of RZ-79-3 as petitioned and that this property be zoned RM-2500. ROLL CALL VOTE• Ayes Commissioners Doherty, Geppert, Getty, Wilson and Chairman Jamieson Noes None Abstain None UP-79-06, Burger King Application of the Burger King Corporation for a conditional use permit to allow the construction and operation of a drive-through service window at their recently approved facility located on the east side of Hopyard Road about 700 feet south of I-580. The site is zoned C-F (Freeway Commercial) District. Mr. Harris explained the staff report and their recommendation to approve this project subject to the adoption of the ordinance amending the Commercial Districts being adopted.. He pointed out there would still only be one access point onto Hopyard. He stated that staff feels all findings can be made in granting this use permit. Public hearing was opened. Brad Hirst, representing Burger King and W. R. Grace Development Corporation,- the applicants, stated he concurred with the staff report and indicated the only reason the application wasn't made earlier was because a drive-through wasn't allowed under the previous zoning of the C-F District. There being no questions of the applicant's representative, the public hearing was closed. -3-