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PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) lie Item No. 6 (continued) M/S: Rhodes/ to reverse the decision of the Zoning Administrator and grant the Use Permit to allow conversion of a service station to a mini-market and gasoline facility, 610 Woodside Road - ARCO Petroleum Products Company. City Attorney Schricker advised that it would be inconsistent with the Zoning Ordinance to take action at this time to grant the Use Permit, since the Zoning Ordinance would not allow the 24-hour operation of the facility contemplated by the applicant and there may be other related problems or prohibitions in the Zoning Ordinance. In response to question as to why another station is permitted to operate on a 24-hour basis, Mr. Schroeter advised that that station is entirely surrounded by commercial property while the subject station is partly adjacent to residential property. It was pointed out that the report of the Planning Director suggests Council give direction with regard to interpretation of the Zoning Ordinance before consideration on the basis of merit of the particular application is given. MOTION WITHDRAWN: Councilman Rhodes withdrew his motion. M/S: Bury/Rhodes to reverse the decision of the Zoning Administrator denying the application of ARCO Petroleum Products Company for a Use Permit to allow conversion of a service station to a mini-market and gasoline facility at 610 Woodside Rod and to refer the application back to the Zoning Administrator for review of the merits of the specific proposal. AMENDMENT: At the suggestion of Councilman Chandler, and with the consent of his second, Councilman Bury changed his motion to add that a "liberal" interpretation of the Zoning Ordinance be given with regard to the subject application in so far as is possible with all activities of the facility required to be totally enclosed within a building. The motion as amended carried unanimously by roll call vote. MINUTE ODER NO. 81-138 • REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS 7. Report of Housing and Human Concerns Vice Mayor Stangel, Chairman of the Housing Committee re internal reorganization and Human Concerns Committee presented the Committee report. John Clark, Vice Chairman, Park and Recreation Commission reported that the Commission is concerned because the reorganization of the Housing and Human Concerns Committee eliminates specific representation of one member from each of several City boards and commissions and substitutes nine "interested, committed citizens." Mr. Clark said that the Park and Recreation Commission wishes to be certain of representation on the Committee. Reg.Mtg. 8/10/81 Page 5