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use is found to conform to the Community Business type of allowed use. The proposed <br /> development is found to consist of a mix of complementary commercial uses, compatible <br /> and connected to surrounding land use patterns. <br /> 6. The proposed land use conforms to the Community Business designation as it relates to <br /> uses within a Community Mixed Use designation. Specifically, the market area of the <br /> proposed use is found to be primarily local and not primarily regional in nature; the <br /> proposed free-standing business is found to be of community orientation and scale in the <br /> context of the anticipated mixed-use development in the surrounding area; the site is <br /> found to be located on A Minor Reliever roadways (Cleveland Avenue and County Road <br /> C); and, through adherence to the standards of the Zoning Code, the proposed <br /> development is found to be able to achieve a strong orientation to pedestrian and bicycle <br /> access. <br /> 7. The proposed land use conforms to other official controls, guiding documents, and <br /> environmental studies such as the Twin Lakes Sub-Area 1 Regulating Plan, the Twin <br /> Lakes Business Park Master Plan, and the Alternative Urban Areawide Review. <br /> Specifically, the proposed development is found to be required to comply with the <br /> Regulating Plan; the proposed use is found to be located on a site that was designated for <br /> commercial use in the Twin Lakes Business Park Master Plan; and the intensity of the <br /> proposed use has been found by the City to be within the parameters considered by the <br /> AUAR with respect to traffic and other potential environmental impacts. <br /> 8. The analysis performed by the Community Development Department as contained within <br /> its administrative zoning decision is generally adopted as proper and prudent as it relates <br /> to these Findings of Fact. <br /> The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Board <br /> Member Johnson and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor: Willmus, <br /> Johnson, Roe; <br /> and McGehee, Pust voted against. <br /> WHEREUPON said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. <br />