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plans to make sure trees are not planted on any utility. and subject to the staff working with Pacific Mutual Door and the neighbors regarding the truck headlights, truck safety on the parking lot, and truck idling in non-work hours, review of the landscape planting plan to provide coniferous vegetation within the landscape plan and Pacific Mutual Door must work with the neighbors to reduce the noise and buzzers to be consistent with the City's Noise Code. 3. Following the December 19, 1994 Council Work Session, when Pacific Mutual Door's request for variances were discussed, the applicants have been reviewing the direction given by members of the Council. At that point, Pacific Mutual Door asked that their application be continued into the future to provide time for them to consider their options. They indicated that ultimately, they may withdraw their application and seek a new location. 4. Pacific Mutual Door has now indicated that they could not reconfigure the internal operation of the building to address Council concerns about truck loading facilities. Therefore, they have indicated their desire to withdraw their application. Staff Recommendation: 1. It is recommended that the City Council accept Pacific Mutual Door Company's request to withdraw their application for a variance to the zoning ordinance to construct an addition to their facility at 2645 and 2655 N. Fairview Avenue with the stipulation that the City would waive application fees if Pacific Mutual Door reapplies within one year. Council Action Requested: 1. Motion to approve withdrawal of Pacific Mutual Door Company's request to withdraw their application for a variance to the zoning ordinance to construct an addition to their facility at 2645 and 2655 N. Fairview Avenue with the stipulation that the City would waive application fees if Pacific Mutual Door reapplies within one year. Staff Report by: Mike Falk