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Commissioner Shepherd shared Commissioner Doherty's fears and asked about the time schedule for widening of Hopyard Road. Mr. Sooby indicated there was none, that it would be a long time in the future. Commissioner Shepherd then asked how truck access could be restricted from the Valley Avenue access. Chairman Butler also felt that reflector buttons would not be adequate, that raised concrete dividers would probably be necessary. Commissioner Wood felt that the City needs an increase in commerce and in- dustry. He would like to add a condition that all truck deliveries be made to the rear and truck access be relegated to Hopyard Road entrances only. Chairman Butler agreed with this recommendation. Commissioner Jamieson indicated concern that no trucks be allowed to stack up near the Valley Avenue entrance of the site. He felt some regulation in that regard would be necessary. Chairman Butler asked Mr. Beratlis if he would be amenable to restriction of truck access from Valley Avenue and Mr. Beratlis answered yes. The Commissioners recommended adding three conditions; that all truck traffic use the Hopyard Road driveways and that a sign be placed at the Valley Avenue driveway stating that no truck traffic may enter or exit the site from that driveway; that there be no parking or storage of delivery or service trucks or trailers on the P-zoned portion of the site at any time; and that a raised median be provided on Hopyard Road beginning at the northernmost driveway and running to the southwesternmost corner of the property. Resolution No. 1474 was then entered and adopted approving this application with the required findings and conditions, adding the three conditions noted in the foregoing, plus an additional four conditions listed in Director of Engineering Services' memorandum of December 2, 1976. Roll Call Vote Resolution: Wood Seconded: Shepherd Ayes: Doherty, Jamieson, Noes: None Absent: None Abstain: None Shepherd, Wood, Chairman Butler Chairman Butler notified the people in the audience that they had 15 days from the date of action taken to appeal this decision to the City Council if they wished. RZ-76-24, Planning Commission - application to rezone an approxiamtely 33- acre parcel of land located on the south side of Stanley Boulevard and east of the A & R Service Center from the S (Study) District to the C-S (Commercial Service) District and to rezone the approximately 37-acre parcel of land immediately east of the above parcel from the A (Agricultural) District to the C-S (Commercial Service) District. Secretary Harris told the Commissioners that the annexation of this property has been accepted by the City Council and the matter is about to be pro- cessed through the Local Agency Formation Commission. The property bound- aries were described by Secretary Harris. Mr. Harris indicated that if the -4- ,..T.... .... .~ .