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AGENDA (continued) ACTION TAKEN (continued) IMO PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) tied Item No. 5 (continued) Title read. M/S: Leipzig/Chandler • RESOLUTION FINDING VALUE OF WRITTEN RESOLUTION NO. 8930 PROTESTS FILED AND NOT WITHDRAWN, AND ORDERING TERRITORY ANNEXED UNDER THE adopted on the following roll call vote: DESIGNATION OF "ANNEXATION OF HORGAN RANCH TO THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY (25.2 ACRES)" Ayes: Councilmen Chandler, Leipzig, Rhodes, Stangel and Mayor Biagi Noes: Councilman Bury Absent: Councilman Britschgi (The Council recessed from 8:30 to 8:40 p.m.) 6. Public Hearing - Appeal of-the denial by Report of Planning Director 8/4/81 the Zoning Administrator of the application Appeal letter 7/2/81 for Use Permit to allow conversion of a service station to a mini-market and Letter of Notice of Hearing to ARCO sent by gasoline facility, 610 Woodside Road - ARCO City Clerk 7/17/81 Petroleum Products Company, appellant Mayor Biagi declared open at 8:40 p.m. In response to question, Planning Director/Zoning Administrator Schroeter advised that the parking space requirements for similar markets not connected to a gasoline service station are applicable, • noting that six such spaces would be required for the square wig footage involved. Dale Greenfelder, 520 Compass Drive, Real Estate Representative, rwrY ARCO Petroleum Products Company, requested the decision of the Zoning Administrator be reversed and the application for a Use Permit granted. Mr. Greenfelder observed that the application was denied without consideration of the merits, because the Zoning Administrator wanted direction from Council as to the inter- pretation of the relevant provisions of the Zoning Ordinance. Mr. Greenfelder described studies made by his company regarding hours of operation, traffic, nature of the neighborhood, etc., suggesting there is a need for such a mini-market. He said that the station is to be operated by a self-employed businessman in the City who will have attended training school and met certain standards in order to obtain the franchise and that the interior of the building will be rebuilt and the exterior redesigned and painted. Discussion followed and Mr. Greenfelder, City Manager Fales and City Attorney Schricker commented and replied to question concerning the reported good record of existing mini-markets in the Bay Area; the intention of the appellant to obtain a beer and wine offsale license; the fact that the mini-market will not be expected to be the dominant use of the property either in terms of dollars or clientele; the concern of ARCO that loitering does not occur; the fact that the gasoline service station will be entirely self-service; and that anticipated use will be after the hours of regular grocery stores. Mayor Biagi invited anyone else present who wished to speak to so. No one wished to speak. M/S: Bury/Rhodes to close the public hearing. Carried unanimously and public hearing closed at 8:55 p.m. Reg.Mtg. 8/10/81 awe/ Page 4 •