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Resolution 1651 was entered and adopted accepting the environmental impact report prepared for this case adding mitigating conditions pertaining to transportation/circulation and natural hazards, following finding of signi- ficant impact which can be mitigated. Roll Call Vote Resolution Doherty Seconded: Geppert Ayes: Doherty, Geppert, Getty, Wilson, Jamieson Noes: None Absent: None Abstain: None The Public Hearing was opened on the conditional use permit review. Mr. Ted Kinoshita from the State Architect's office expressed agreement with comments in the staff report. The Public Hearing was closed. Resolution 1652 was entered and adopted approving UP-77-14, subject to the findings and conditions in the July 12, 1978, staff report. Roll Call Vote Resolution: D herty Seconded: Getty Ayes: Doherty, Geppert, Getty, Wilson, Jamieson Noes: None Absent: None Abstain: None Z-78-62, UP-78-11, Tam Investment Co., Inc. Review of a negative declaration for a 4.07 acre shopping center to be located at the northeasterly corner of Hopyard Road and Valley Avenue. Application for design review approval and conditional use permit for a shopping center to be located on the 4.07 acre site located at the north- easterly corner of Hopyard Road and Valley Avenue. A small portion of the 1.8 acre P (Public and Institutional) District land easterly of the commer- cial site would be used for parking spaces to serve the shopping center. Zoning for the property is C-C (Central Commercial), O (Office) and P (Public and Institutional) District. The application was continued from the special meeting of May 25, 1978, to allow the developer time to revise the design plans for the development. The modifications were described by Secretary Harris. The Public Hearing was opened. Mr. Bill Hirst, attorney for the proponent explained that meetings had been held between the concerned adjacent property owners and the proponents. He then presented a conceptual drawings of how they would develop the P-zoned land. -3-