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The public hearing was opened. Brad Hirst, 2456 Minivet Court, asked that this matter be viewed through the eyes of the established merchants and stated that in view of the current economic conditions some emotional responses might be forthcoming. Mr. Hirst spoke to the following and asked - 1) how would the City enforce any changes to the ordinance and what would be the remedy for violating it. He said it is pretty hard to get an established remedy; 2) he complimented the staff because it applies to all commercial districts; 3) he asked that parking lot circuses, rides and amusement displays be prohibited. He asked about drive-ins as described in proposed ordinance and whether it meant a 1950s type or whether you are talking about food establishments with take out windows. He further asked that some method of allowing individual merchants to display their merchandise for anniversary sales, etc should be included. He said perhaps in a shopping center all merchants wouldn't want to participate in an anniversary special. Mr. Hirst further suggested that a bike/ped crossing be put between shopping centers. He recommended that the proper committee look into this. Commissioner Getty said that demonstrations or displays, parti- cularly for the core area, should be considered also. This matter was then continued to 7/28/82. Tract 4805, Castlewood Properties Application of Castlewood Properties, Inc. for a one year extension for tentative map, Tract 4805, for a proposed 11 lot single-family townhouse subdivision of approximately 7 acres of land at the south- west corner of Pico and Vineyard Avenue. The property is zoned PUD (Planned Unit Development)-Medium Density Residential District. Mr. Harris stated that this extension should be withdrawn because the Subdivision Map Act allows a tract to run for two years, not one as the City Ordinance does and the City cannot impose any stricter regulations than the Map Act. Tract 4914, Vermillion Development Company Application of Vermillion Development Company for tentative subdivision approval for 21 lots on approximately 2.3 acres of land located on the north side of the Del Valle Parkway, just west of Valley Community Church. Zoning for the property is PUD (Planned Unit Development)- Medium Density Residential District. Mr. Harris stated that he would like to add condition No. 26 relating to the sewer disclaimer condition to this proposal. Mr. Warnick stated he would like to add condition No. 27 to this and other tenta- tive maps to be considered tonight. The conditions are as follows: -12-