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Mr. Naggar, stated they would like property as previously considered removing some of the conditions. to have the same consideration. of the and asked that the City please consider Resident, William Kovac, 3124 Weymouth, then spoke stating he objects to persons being able to develop and have uses anywhere they desire to have them. Mr. Geppert then commented that supermarkets receive deliveries 24-hours per day and that you do not eliminate this under design review. A con- ditional use permit is needed to control the hours of operation, etc. Mr. Harris then stated that this has been going on for six months and that an entirely new zoning district was created for the shopping center. Ninety percent (90~) of the uses are allowed and that the development company would like to have 98~. All other zoning in the City has con- ditional uses. They are shown that way because a particular use may not be deemed appropriate in each instance. Supermarkets are appropriate in some areas and not in others. If we were to make them permitted, then they are permitted in any areas which are zoned the same. The Public Hearing was closed. Mr. Wilson then moved to recommend approval to Council of RZ-77-19 subject to the two changes as shown in the memorandum of September 27, 1978 which amends the staff report dated August 9, 1978 as requested by Mr. Brad Hirst and subject to food stores and hotels and motels being permitted rather than conditionally permitted uses in the CR(P) District. Resolution No. 1685 was then adopted recommending to City Council approval of RZ-77-19 per the staff report with the addition of the two items shown in the memorandum of September 27, 1978 which was incorporated into the staff report. Roll Call Vote Resolution: Wilson Seconded: Doherty Ayes: Wilson and Acting Chairman Doherty Noes: Geppert Absent: Getty_and Chairman Jamieson Abstain: None RZ-77-12, Scenic Highways was moved to the bottom of the Agenda UP-78-21, Kay Watson Application of Kay Watson for a conditional use permit to operate a day care and nursery school facility in the existing building located at 1251 Hopyard Road. Zoning for the property is P (Public and Insti- tutional) District. A negative declaration was also considered. Secretary Harris reviewed the staff report recommending approval of UP-78-21 subject to 12 conditions as shown on the staff report. Mr. Harris then stated he had discussed with the applicant their desire to extend the fence to within 20 feet of the property line. Fencing should not come any closer than 40 feet because-landscaping would have to be removed. -3-