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The Public Hearing was closed. Chairman Butler thought it might be extreme that the condition would be recorded with the deed. Deputy City Attorney Levine explained the only reason it needs to be recorded is because it should run with the land. Commissioner Shepherd asked how many such agreements are in effect, and Mr. Harris replied approximately 10-12. Commissioner Doherty indicated no problems with such a requirement as did Com- missioner Wood. Resolution No. 1470 was then entered and adopted with all the conditions listed in the staff report. Roll Call Vote Resolution: Shepherd Seconded: Wood Ayes: Doherty, Jamieson, Shepherd, Wood and Chairman Butler Noes: None Absent: None Abstain: None 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 residences on Longspur Way. Zoning for the site is C-C (Central Commercial-3.6 ac.) and P (Public and Institutional-1.8 ac.) Districts. Secretary Harris noted that if the largest building was not to be used as a market, then all the parking required to serve the development could be contained on the C-C zoned property. The site plan was described, and considerable discussion ensued regarding possibility of a left-turn lane from Hopyard Road. However, Mr. Sooby felt he could make no commitments until more information was received. The Public Hearing was opened. Mr. Chris Beratlis, applicant, was present. He agreed with the con- ditions for approval, except for a few minor changes. He did not feel Building D should be moved further back as there would be adequate turnaround for trucks. In addition, he had a question regarding Con- dition #11, as to what the City's definition of "adequate storm drain- age for the City well site" constitutes. Mr. Sooby explained. Mr. Beratlis was also concerned regarding Condition #21. Mr. Ronald Pozzebon, Longspur Way resident acted as spokesman for the homeowners on that street. He felt that a compromise arrangement had been worked out with Mr. Beratlis but they are still concerned about how the P-zoned property will be developed. Also, the truck traffic serving the development gave rise for concern. The homeowners would prefer to see all truck access from Hopyard Road. He again mentioned they would like to see some kind of a noise barrier. -$-