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6a. Z-67-52, Citv Council. Application of the City Council for a Zoning Permit with a Planned Unit Develop- ment Approval for approximately 7.4 acres located north of Black Avenue between Harvest Road and a point 420 feet plus or minus west of Crestline Road. Mr. Castro presented the staff report with suggested conditions per action taken by the Commission on November 8, 1967. D~idley Frost asked that none of the original conditions on the Planned Unit Development be eliminated. Mr. Frost asked if the word "void" could be changed to a more appropriate word in the first paragraph of the letter to him, which stated the conditions, dated November 9, 1967. UPON MOTION OF COMMISSIONER ARNOLD, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER PLATO, AND CARRIED, IT WAS DETERMINED TO APPROVE CITY COUNCIL'S APPLICATION FOR ZONING PERMIT Z-67-52 WITH PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL FOR 7.4 ACRES LOCATED NORTH OF BLACK AVENUE, WITH THE WORD VOID AMENDED TO READ "REVIEW BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION" AND WITH THE ORIGINAL CONDITIONS PER ACTION TAKEN NOVEMBER 8, 1967. 6b. Z-68-1. J. Hottel. Application of J. Hottel, 7854 Applewood Way, for a Zoning Permit to allow conversion of existing garage into bedrooms, and to review location of new parking spaces. Mr. Castro read a letter from James Nugen, President of Highland Oaks Association to Mr. Blackwell, explaining they would not give approval for the addition as the unit was not under their jurisdiction for architectural control. Mr. Castro stated he supported the suggested driveway approach from Lakewood Street. Mr. Hottel presented to the Commission a letter from Mr. Blackwell giving him permission for the proposed addition. After further discussion, UPON MOTION OF COMMISSIONER PLATO, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER GARRIGAN, AND CARRIED, IT WAS DECIDED TO APPROVE ZONING PERMIT Z-68-1 WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. That the location of the proposed driveway be subject to the City Engineer's approval. 2. That the total project be completed in one year. 3. That the old driveway be removed and new curb and gutter replaced on Applewood Way. 6c. Z-68-3. Earl Randall. Application of Earl Randall, 5089 Pebblewood Court, for a Zoning Permit for a bnmo occupation to allow a catering business to be accomplished in rented halls. Mr. Randall explained to the Commission that the majority of food preparation would be conducted in rented halls. He stated however that some food ie stored in his garage in a refrigerator, Mr. Castro stated that the intent of a home occupation should be mainly as a business address, and no food preparation should take place in the home. The Com<nisaion expressed concern that the business would become more involved and extensive food preparation and storage would be conducted in Che home. After further discussion, UPON MOTION OF CHAIRMAN ANTONINI, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER PLATO, AND CARRIED, THE ABOVE APPLICATION Z-68-3 WAS APPROVED SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. All food preparation except minor and incidental work shall be done at the place of the social event and not at the dwelling. 2. That the use does not involve a display of merchandise, products, or other material or equipment for advertising purposes. 3. That the use is carried on by a resident of the dwelling only, and does not involve employment of any other person. 4. The use does not involve the retail sales of a commodity on the premises. 5. That the use does not generate vehicular traffic in excess of that which is normally associated with single family residential use. 6. That the use does not involve any exterior indication of the home occupa- tion or alteration of the dwelling to adapt to the home occupation. 7. That the use does not involve any exterior signs, does not create noise, odor dust, fumes, vibrations, smoke, electrical interference or other interference with the residential use of adjacent property. 8. That the use 1s incidental to, but connected with an auxiliary to the use of the premises as a residence. 9. That the permit shall be issued for one year subject to renewal by the Planning Commission.