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properly. Condition #2 would need the same modification options as in the Design Review Board conditions - that being the property owner would accept approval per his original submittal which would mean the possibility of closing off the rollup door if and when the multiples on the adjacent property develop, or redesign the ?Mans to place the building on the southerly property line. The Public Hearing was opened. Mr. Bill Hirst, 147 Bernal Avenue, spoke for the proponent, indicating acceptance of the staff report with the conditions and options as discussed by Mr. Harris. The Public Hearing was closed. Resolution No. 1473 was then entered and adopted approving UP-76-3U, subject to the conditions in the staff report, plus the wording allowing the appli- cant the option to move the building placing it on the southerly property line. Roll Call Vote resolution: ~~7ood Seconded: Shepherd Ayes: Doherty, Jamieson, Noes: None Absent : clone Abstain: idone Shepherd, Wood, Chairman Butler UP-76-31, Oak Tree Center - application for a conditional use permit to allow the construction and use of a shopping center complex on a site located west of the rear of residences on Longspur Way, south of the Pleasanton Canal and north of Valley Avenue. The shopping center complex would require some required off-street parking to be located on P (Public and Institutional) District land located between the proposed shopping center and the resi- dences on Longspur Way. Zoning for the site is C-C (Central Commercial- 3.6 ac.) and P (Public and Institutional-1.8 ac.) District. Secretary Harris told the Commissioners that although the Public Hearing was closed, they could go ahead and receive additional testimony if they wished. They agreed to do this. Their concerns expressed at the last hearing were reiterated as being traffic circulation within the complex and access to the site. A traffic circulation olan for roads adjoining the site prepared by the City Traffic Enq_ineering Division was displayed. The z~lan showed two median breaks on the northwest boundary of the site on Hopyard Road. The proposal is for left-turn into the site from Hopyard Road, but no left-turn from the site onto Hopyard Road, also left turn on Valley Avenue exiting the site, but no left-turn ingress into the site. Some discussion ensued regarding how traffic from the Alpha Beta Center would get from that center to the Oak Tree development, and Per. Sooby described how the traffic would maneuver between the two developments. Regarding access from Hopyard Road, Commissioner Doherty again expressed his concern regarding stacking up of traffic during certain hours of the -2-