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to/2~/a2 Planning Commission Minutes Page 2 side of the Southern Pacific Transportation Company railroad tracks between Mohr Avenue and Trenery Drive. The current zoning of the property is I-P (Industrial Park) District with a rezoning of the property in process to the PUD (Planned Unit Development)-Industrial Park District. A Negative Declaration of Environmental Impacts was also considered. Mr. Harris presented the staff report. Mr. Harris reported that staff is aware of concerns of developers of the residential area across the street because it is their feeling that the buildings are not of a high enough caliber to be across the street from resi- dences. He indicated, however, the staff feels the buildings are acceptable and has no problem with parking in the front as long as there is landscaping. He indicated staff did recommend one change to the buildings. Commissioner Getty asked about the transformer mentioned in the conditions of approval. Mr. Harris explained this condition will become a standard one. Commissioner Jamieson addressed the berms. Mr. Harris stated that the applicant has undulated it somewhat which will make it more interesting. Commissioner Getty asked Mr. Warnick about truck traffic. Mr. Warnick stated that truck traffic would go from Santa Rita Road, to Trenery and then to Rheem Drive. Chairperson Lindsey then discussed the visibility of truck docks from the residences going up across the street. Mr. Harris explained that it would only be partially visible and that any trucks parked for a prolonged period of time would actually be parked at the back of the structure. The public hearing was opened. Barry Fernald, Devcon, 429 Lakeside Drive, stated that they have no problems with the conditions suggested. He indicated that since he has become aware of concerns of the people across the street they have met with Fred Hull who requested landscaping be increased in the front of the building and Devcon has complied. He said they have increased the area for a total of 40 ft. He said several things have been done to soften the impact for the residential area. He indicated that they would expect to generate tenants as a result of the Hacienda Business Park.