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4) That all service deliveries and trash pickup occur between 6:00 and 7:00 A.M. on weekdays and between 7:00 and 8:00 A.M. on weekends ~- (but never on Sundays.) 5) That the trash dumpsters be enclosed when not being serviced by BFI and that all storage and disposal of trash comply with all San Mateo County health regulations. 6) The Taco Bell employees shall patrol the neighborhood (200 foot radius minimum) on a daily basis to pick up litter as part of their community service functions. 7) That on site camera surveillance be continued and that related signs be installed in order to notify patrons that all nuisance violations will be promptly enforced. 8) That the on-site lighting be reduced so as not to detrimentally impact the adjoining residents. 9) That all signage comply with the Redwood City sign ordinance. 10) This Use Permit shall be subject to review and revocation at any time that it is determined that the continuance of the Use Permit would be detrimental to the health, safety, morals, comfort, and general welfare of the persons residing or working in the vicinity of such use, or would be detrimental to the property and improvements in the vicinity or to the general welfare of the City. In response to Council questions, Mr. Jany advised that the most important condition was No.1, reducing the hours of operation. Also, zoning in that area was "CG" which allows retail. In response to Council questions, City Attorney Schricker described the Use Permit hearing process and advised that the Council could not revoke Taco Bell's Use Permit at this time, as the hearing was noticed as a modification or imposition of conditions, not a revocation. However, the Use Permit could be revoked, after appropriate proceedings, if Taco Bell was found to be in violation of the original conditions or if it was found to be a public nuisance. 2. Mayor Buchan reminded everyone that the public hearing had been continued open from November 1, 1993 at 7:58 P.M. 3. Mayor Buchan invited anyone wishing to offer new information regarding Taco Bell and the neighborhood to please come forward. Angel Despain, manager of the Terrace Apartments on Woodside next to Taco Bell, showed Council a picture board of what Taco Bell looked like that day, with litter and graffiti; advised that Taco Bell had not taken seriously those meetings set up to resolve issues; there was a continual problem with noise, litter, fighting and graffiti; and in response to Council questions advised she supported staff's recommendations. Regular Meeting Minutes MINUTE BOOK NO. 52 November 29, 1993 Page ~o. 58 Page 4