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Commissioner Lindsey said he has no problem with five-story buildings. Commissioner Jamieson then asked if anyone has summarized the five- story buildings in town. He stated Prudential will propose from three to six, Meyer will have at least one and there are others approved for the periphery of the Stoneridge Shopping Center. Commissioner Lindsey stated he recalls that Fromm has a height limit on it. Commissioner Doherty stated he would like to see a 65 ft. height limitation imposed on the Reynolds and Brown proposal. Commissioner Wilson indicated that citizens never come to the meetings and address this issue. Commissioner Jamieson responded that at the recent election it was obvious people are concerned about five- story buildings. Commissioner Lindsey made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Wilson, that the negative declaration prepared for case PUD-82-1 be adopted and recommended for approval to City Council inasmuch as approval of this development would have no significant effect on the environment because conditions imposed on the project would reduce any effects to insignificant. ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes: Commissioners Doherty, Jamieson, Lindsey, Wilson and Chairperson Getty Noes: None Absent: None Abstain: None Resolution No. 2155 was then entered and adopted recommending approval of the mitigated negative declaration prepared for case PUD-82-1. A motion was made by Commissioner Doherty, seconded by Commissioner Lindsey, that case PUD-82-1 be recommended for approval as per the staff report, adding condition number 9 as recommended by staff and adding condition number 10 to read as follows: No building on the site shall be greater than 65 ft. in height from the ground level with the exception of an elevator room, if applicable. Commissioner Wilson then stated that when Reynolds and Brown first came in there was a 14-story building proposed and Reynolds and Brown said at that time they didn't plan to go over three stories and now - here they are. He suggested that perhaps some of the Commissioners would like to discuss this issue. -3- ,.