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257 NOES: Councilmember Brandes ABSENT: None Mayor Mercer asked if Council could initiate an ordinance to rezone the property at Pimlico Drive and Santa Rita Road so that no construction could take place until completion of the Santa Rita interchange, and to include any other properties that Planning Commission might determine should be included. Mr. MacDonald advised that Council could initiate such an ordinance. Councilmember Wilson stated he felt this should include all undeveloped areas that would feed traffic into this area. Mayor Mercer moved that Council initiate an ordinance to rezone the prop- erty at Pimlico Drive and Santa Road Road, and any other undeveloped proper- ties so determined by the Planning Commission, so that no construction could take place until completion of the Santa Rita interchange. The motion died for lack of a second. item 9b PUD-85-2-2D-1M~ Application of Val Strouqh Auto Village for a major modifica- tion to an approved development plan for an existing automobile sales and ser- C) vice complex to provide for expansion of facilities includinq approximately C)C) 4~075 sq. ft. of additional sales/service area~ parking~ signage~ and related Cv'} improvements located at 4341 Rosewood Drive. Zoninq for the property is PUD ~ (Planned Unit Development)-Commercial District Mr. Swift presented his report {SR 88:167) dated April 19, 1988, regarding ~ this matter. Mayor Mercer declared the public hearing open on this item. Mr. John Nakamura, 4341 Rosewood Drive, representing the applicant, stated he concurs with the staff report, but would like to have the service bay ex- pansion of six stalls included in the approval. He stated it is a way to more efficiently turn over customer service. He advised he has a short term lease. for 55 parking spaces on the Long's Drug Store parking lot which will handle employee parking needs. This was done in anticipation of the proposed' expan- sion. He did not feel the addition of six more stalls would exhaust parking. Councilmember Wilson stated there is already a parking problem at this location; it would be difficult for emergency vehicles to get down the street. He felt if Val Strough wants to expand they should provide proper parking. No one in the audience spoke in opposition to this item. There being no further testimony, Mayor Mercer declared the public hearing closed. Councilmember Mohr asked if landscaping could be addressed at this time along with the parking problems. She felt the landscaping was unattractive and not adequate. Mr. MacDonald advised that landscaping is a separate issue and should come back to Council for consideration. 7 - 4-19-88