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392conditional Use Permits P. C. Res. No. 936 Mr. Trevino reported on a Conditional Use Permit application requested by Mr. W. Kinder and Mr. M. Patteson to operate an automobile dismantling and retail parts sales store on property consisting of approximately 2 acres located east of Jeffer- son Lane and south of Fogg Street, designated as "Industrial" by the General Plan and zoned M-2. Mr. Trevino continued that existing uses in the general area of the proposed project include mostly residential dwellings with heavier industrial uses, with the site being surrounded by residential development, except to the east which is railroad. Mr. Trevino said the parcel is located in an area which is, in part, residential in land use but zoned industrial. Mr. Trevino concluded the Planning Commission, at a public hearing held March 11, 1980, recommended denial of the Conditional Use Permit application due to four findings as outlined in Planning Commission Resolution No. 936. Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Mayor Gonzales, to approve Planning Commission Resolution No. 936, denying application and request, Index No. C-3-80. Before the voting, Mr. Joe Bonadiman, Engineer for the applicant, requested to speak on this matter. Mr. Bonadiman reviewed the findings as listed in Planning Commission Resolution No. 936, responding to each one, and requested Council's reconsideration of the applicants' request and application, stating the proposed project is a proper use for the area. Mr. Bonadiman showed renderings of the proposed project, advising that the opera- tion will consist of an auto dismantling yard and recycling of used cars. Mr. Bonadiman said the applicants will abide by all of the conditions as listed in the Conditional Use Permit application and they have fulfilled all of the require- ments. Mr. Jess Vasquez, 677 South 8th Street, Colton, stated he would like to give an opposing view of this project. Mr. Vasquez said that slowly but surely this neighborhood is going up, and the proposed project will bring blight and deteri- oration to the neighborhood. Mr. Vasquez stated this would be poor planning and have an adverse effect on the area, and the City has enough junk yards. After additional discussion, Councilwoman Cisneros called for the question on the motion as made. Motion carried unanimously. Conditional Use Permits P. C. Res. No. 940 Mr. Trevino reviewed his memorandum regarding a Conditional Use Permit application requested by Vince Mayell to construct 110 condominium units on property located at the southeast corner of Fairway and Sperry Drives. Mr. Trevino advised that the Planning Commission, at the public hearing held March 11, 1980, referred this matter back to Staff with the request that the applicant provide additional off-street parking for the development, and, subsequently, Mr. Mayell provided an additional 38 parking spaces for guests or visitors. Mr. Trevino concluded that the Planning Commission approved the Conditional Use Permit application, at a meeting held March 25, 1980, subject to twelve condi- tions as listed in Planning Commission Resolution No. 940. Mr. Herbert Cady, Fontana, stated that he owns property adjacent to the proposed project, and although he is not opposed to this development, he would like to know if the City has intentions of closing the alley for this project. Mr. Trevino responded that this has been investigated, however, the City does not intend to vacate or abandon the alley at this time. Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Temby, to approve Planning Commission Resolution No. 940. Unanimous vote. APR 1 wo