03 ATTACHMENTS - Laserfiche WebLink

DRAFT ATTACHMENT 8 PCUP-229. John Pfund. Tri-Valley Martial Arts Academy Application for a conditional use permit to allow the operation of the following at 1262 Quarry Lane, Suite A, in the Valley Business Park: (1) a martial arts/childcare facility, Monday through Friday, from 11:30 a.m. to 6:15 p.m.; (2) full-time childcare program camps during school breaks and holidays; and (3) evening martial arts classes, Monday through Friday, from 6:45 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Zoning for the property is PUD-I (Planned Unit Development -Industrial) District. Ms. Amos presented the staff report and noted that a project timeline dating back to June 2007 was before the Commission. She then described the background, scope, and key elements of the project. Commissioner Fox inquired where the car parts business was located, and Ms. Amos replied that this was located in a separate building and pointed it out on the displayed map. She noted that Suite A is where the applicant is planning to locate; a potential tenant will locate in Suite B, but staff is not aware of that use at this time; Liquid Coating is operating in Suite C, and Novine Company is operating in Suite D. Commissioner Fox noted that the attachment to Question No. 97 lists the businesses on Quarry Lane and has After Market Distributing in Suite C, and Liquid Coating in Suite D. She stated that she believes Suite C is actually the car parts business. Ms. Amos agreed with Commissioner Fox and acknowledged staffs error. In response to Commissioner Fox's inquiry if the car parts business doing the lacquer process was in Suite C, Ms. Amos replied that they do conduct lacquer applications. She noted that there is a car operations center located in the building across from it. Ms. Amos then discussed the applicant's operations and transportation services. She added that there were questions submitted by Commissioner Fox, which she read out loud as follows: "1. Regarding the handgun referred to in the Dublin letter; can the police follow up on whether it was loaded or unloaded? "2. Regarding the location of the handgun, can the police follow up on whether it was locked or unlocked? "3. Regarding the location of the handgun, can the police follow up on whether it was out in the open or not?" Ms. Amos responded to questions, stating that the information is not available to the public and that the applicant would be able to respond and clarify. DRAFT EXCERPTS: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, 11/12/2008 Page 1 of 25