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· ' 131 development plan approval of a 200 unit garden apartment project on an approximately i1 acre site located immediately south of the Arroyo Mocho, approximately 1S00 feet east of the intersection of Santa Rita Road and the Arroyo Mocho Canal, subject to all conditions contained in Planning Commission Resolution No. 2311, with revisions in several conditions as follows: Condition 1. That the development be substantially as shown on the development plan, Exhibit A, dated July 8, 1983, on file with the Planning Division Condition 70. That the developer and owner use best efforts to rent the apartment units to citizens over 60 years of age for at least 25% of the develop- ment Condition 71. That the developer use his best efforts to obtain the right to plant a low maintenance landscaping buffer along the Zone 7 property north of the northern property line Condition 72. That the developer use only those screening trees appropriate for the height of the buildings without obscuring distant views to either the development residences or neighbors to the north, a 30' height limita- tion should be the guideline Condition 73. That the swimming pool area shall be completely lighted to provide adequate vision of the entire pool area, be introduced. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Mercer, Mobs?, Wood, and Mayor Butler NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmember Brandes Councilmember Mohr requested Council concurrence to instruct staff to prepare a report recommending a narrower density spread relative to multiples. After discussion, Council determined to discuss-this matter with the Planning Commission at the upcoming joint meeting on August 16, 1983. AppeaA of the City Council of a decision of the Plannin~ Commission approval of Z-83- 111, app!'ication of Arnold Kruse for zonin~ certificate to allow a home occupation involving periodically keeping a vehicle in excess of one ton (a truck tractor) in- cidental to a long distance hauling business at 4363 Second Street. Zoning for the property ..i~ R-1-6500 (Single-family Residential) District Mr. Harris presented his report (SR 83:271) dated July 14, 1983, regarding this matter. Mayor Butler declared the public hearing open on this item. Ms. Mildred Kruse, 4363 Second Street, representing her son Arnold, stated her family has lived on Second Street since 1876, and that she has lived in her residence on Second Street since 1946. She advised that the residence is situation on a large lot which allows her son to park his truck in the back yard. She stated that he is away most of the time but needs the truck at the residence when he is home in order to make any repairs that may be necessary. She stated that the surrounding neighbors have no objection to her son keeping his truck at this location. She requested the zoning certificate be granted so that her son may be able to keep his truck at home. Mr. W. G. Kovac, 3124 Weymouth Court, stated he is not opposed to the trucking business, but felt that to allow this privilege would set a precedent. He stated that Second Street is already in bad shape and that large trucks should not be allowed to 7. 7/26/83