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Mr. Harris stated that it becomes difficult to make decisions before development plans have been reviewed. Mr. Augusta stated he merely wanted his requests put in the record so that they can be considered in the future. Mr. Harris explained that the zoning is only one half of a PUD application and that there isn't anything Mr. Madden can do until he gets development plan approval. Mr. Augusta stated that he opposes any building on the narrow strip and that with regard to the back of the property line he would prefer a driveway or parking area over buildings being placed along the fence when the plan comes in. He spoke to concerns with the destruction of trees if buildings are put in. He said hopefully members of the Planning Commission or staff can add further modifications. Chairperson Getty asked Mr. Augusta if he had any problems with the uses proposed. Mr. Augusta said, no, he does not. Mr. Madden rebutted the statements made by Mr. Augusta reiterating that he wants to have a minimum impact on the family life styles surrounding his property. He said he doesn't care if the strip is cut off. He said the planning staff suggested it be used for emergency access. He said he proposes a buffer be made separating the residential from the proposed commercial area. The public hearing was closed. A motion was made by Commissioner Lindsey, seconded by Commissioner Doherty, that the negative declaration prepared for case PUD-81-35 be recommended for adoption inasmuch as the prezoning would have no significant impacts on the environment. ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes: Commissioners Doherty, Jamieson, Lindsey, Wilson and Chairperson Getty Noes: None Resolution No. 2121 was then entered and adopted recommending approval of the negative declaration prepared for case PUD-81-35 as motioned. Commissioner Wilson said he can see Mr. Augusta's points. If Mr. Madden acquires the Southern Pacific right-of-way, it would be considerably larger but this entire thing is far down the road. He indicated that by ordinance the Planning Commission and City Council would protect Mr. Augusta's property and that it is a matter of record now that Joe Madden agrees to have a buffer strip between the residential and commercial properties but that no distance has been indicated. Mr. Harris indicated that the General Plan shows a buffer in that location and it would require an amendment to the General Plan to eliminate it. -15- .._....._T---_._._...._._.w.. __..W. ,_.-..,___, .._..__. .___ _._..__.._ _. _ _ _.-___... .._...r__ .. __