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114 much less traffic than many other permitted uses, and so would have a negligible <br />115 marginal impact on traffic. <br />116 7.4 Impact on parks, streets and other public facilities:., Planning Division staff has <br />117 determined that a catering facility will not have an impact on the City's public <br />118 infrastructure. <br />7.5 Compatibility .. W1 <br />ith contiguous properties: While not specifically discussed in the <br />119 .1 <br />120 application, Modifications to the existing building could include service doors for food <br />121 service delivery as well as the loading of catering vehicles, but none of these alterations <br />122 related to a catering use would change the site plan or circulation on this property beyond <br />'123 those of a permitted restaurant. <br />124 7.6 Impact of the use on the market value of contiguous properties, The Planning <br />125 Division has determined that, with adequate screening,, the proposed catering facility <br />126 would not have any moire impact on contiguous property values than a permitted <br />127 restaurant that is similarly screened. <br />128 7.7 Impact on the general public health, safety, and welfare: The Planning Division <br />'1219 believes that the proposed catering facility will have no impact on the public health, <br />1310 safety, and general welfare. <br />131 7.8 Compatflity With the City's ComprehensiNe Plam# Because the proposed catering <br />132 facility is a conditionally permitted use in the B- I B Limited Retail District, it would be <br />133 consistent with the proposed zoning on the property and, therefore, would be compatible <br />134 with the Limited Business designation of Comprehensive Plan. <br />135 8.0 RECOMMENDATION <br />136 8.1 Pursuant to City Council Resolution 9414, adopted June 9, 1997 and based on the Public <br />137 Works Director's determination that the utilization of the existing parking areas adjacent <br />138 to Autumn Street would adversely affect the flow of traffic in the area, require the <br />139 property owner to remove these parking areas prior to reuse or redevelopment of the <br />140 property. <br />141 8.2 Based on the Planning Commission's recommendation and the comments and findings <br />142* detailed 'in Sections 5 and 6 of tai' report-, the Planning Division recommends approval of <br />143 the request for a REZONING of the subject property from B -1 to B - I B <br />144 843 Based on the Planning Commission's recommendation and the comments and findings <br />145 detailed in Sections 51 6, and 7 of this report, the Planning Division recommends <br />146 approval of the requested CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT, subject to the following <br />147 conditions: <br />148 a. Screening consistent with that contemplated 'in § 1005.0 1G (Buffer Zones) of the <br />149 City Code shall be installed along the western property line to the Community <br />'150 Development Director's approval,; <br />1,51 b. The applicant shall provide a landscaple plan for the property to ensure that the <br />152 plants and landscape features instal ' led are able to, achieve compliance with City <br />153 Code requirements pertaining to screening and traffic safety; <br />154 co This approval shall not be construed to permit a drive-through facility, which <br />155 requires a separate Conditional Use Permit-, 9 and <br />PF,07-069— RCS —01 1408 <br />Page 4 of 5 <br />
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