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Moved by Councilwoman Garcia, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to approve Planning 25 Commission Resolution No. 985, together with findings and 11 conditions as listed therein. Unanimous vote. Conditional Use Permits P. C. Res. No. 986 Mr. Aguilera gave a report on a Conditional Use Permit application requested by Edwin A. Carroll to expand an automobile storage facility operation, Country Club Storage Company, to adjacent property located at 1203 South Rancho Avenue. Mr. Aguilera said the proposed expansion will cover approximately 5.65 acres of land and be used to store wrecked vehicles. Mr. Aguilera advised the project is consistent with the General Plan and zoning designation for the area, and compatible with surrounding uses. Mr. Aguilera concluded that the Planning Commission held a public hearing on this matter, February 24, 1981, and recommended to the City Council approval of the Conditional Use Permit application subject to findings and 11 conditions as listed in Planning Commission Resolution No. 986. Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Mayor Gonzales, to approve Planning Com- mission Resolution No. 986, together with findings and 11 conditions as listed therein. (y) Before the voting, Councilwoman Garcia asked if this property was within the moratorium area. Q Q Planning Director Aguilera stated that he and the City Attorney had studied the boundaries of the moratorium area, and they have determined that this project is outside of the moratorium area. Mrs. Lorenza Vasquez, 677 South 8th Street, stated she also questioned this project, as this was proposed before and there was a great deal of opposition voiced from residents in South Colton. Mr. Edwin A. Carrol, owner of Country Club Storage Company, explained to the City Council the type of operation he would be running and that was the reason for buying the land originally. Mr. Carrol stated the operation would be a very clean and well run business, he would have the area paved and landscaped, similar to a business he had in Westminster, and it would definitely be an asset to the commun- ity. Discussion then followed among Council Members, Staff and Mr. Carrol with regard to the moratorium and the proposed business. Moved by Councilwoman Garcia, seconded by Mayor Gonzales, to deny Planning Commis- sion Resolution No. 986 and Conditional Use Permit application. Upon Roll Call, the Vote was: AYES: Two; Garcia, Gonzales. NOES: One; Rehrer. ABSENT: Two; Cisneros, Hayes. Motion carried. Conditional Use Permits P. C. Res. No. 949 Mr. Aguilera reported from his memorandum regarding a Conditional Use Permit, Index No. C-10-80, which had been approved, by Planning Commission Resolution No. 949, on behalf of Jamshed Farooque to operate a service station on property located at 833 West Valley Boulevard. Mr. Aguilera advised the permit was granted with special conditions in order to in- sure a viable operation, and it has been found that the applicant has violated three of the nine conditions as stipulated in Resolution No. 949, specifically Condition Nos. 6, 8 and 9. Mr. Aguilera further advised that the Colton Municipal Code states a Conditional Use Permit may be revoked if the conditions and terms of the permit are not followed and adhered to. Mr. Aguilera said that Staff, therefore, recommended to the Planning Commission the permit, Index No. C-10-80, be revoked. Mr. Aguilera stated the Planning Commission held a public hearing on this matter, February 24, 1981, and, after hearing testimony from the applicants attorney, voted to recommend that the applicant be allowed to continue to exercise the permit, Index No. C-10-80. MAR 3 1981