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Item No. 2 (continued) had need for space for recreational vehicles for limited time and mentioned as examples construction supervisors working in the area, persons who had reason to be near Stanford Hospital, etc. Patrick Wood (see above) summarized his remarks on behalf of Albert Engel, suggesting most objections of residents could be accommodated. Joyce Pennel (see above) summarized comments of residents, stating that the proposed accommodations would not respond to the problems anticipated. M /S: Rhodes /Chandler to close the public hearing Carried unanimously by voice vote, public hearing closed at 9:58 p.m. In response to question, Mr. Schricker said that a time limit could be placed on the Use Permit, if it is granted. M /S: Chandler /Stangel to grant the appeal of Vaughn L. Shahinian, on behalf of Albert and Susan Engel with a time limit of one year to be placed on the Use Permit, and if, following review at the end of that period, the use is determined to be incompatible with the existing park, then Council could make changes; that the rules, regulations and conditions for the operation of the park be worked out with the Planning Commission; and that it is not necessary to construct the proposed concrete noise attenuation wall until after the one -year review. The motion failed on the following roll call vote. Ayes: Councilmen Chandler and Stangel Noes: Councilmen Bury, Claire, Mosher, Rhodes and Mayor Britschgi M /S: Claire /Mosher: to deny the appeal of Vaughn L. Shahinian, appellant on behalf of Albert and Susan Engel and uphold the decision of the Zoning Administrator to deny the application for the Use Permit for addition of 26 recreational vehicle spaces, 3225 East Bayshore Road, based upon the following findings: 1. The overnight area is separated from the main trailer park by a fence. 2. As a self- contained trailer park, it lacks the necessary 3 acres minimum parcel size. 3. The land is in two separate ownerships, and most of the trailer spaces are less than the required 20 feet from a property line. 4. A minimum of 5,200 square feet of recreational area is required for 26 trailer sites, and none is provided. 5. The arrangement of the overnight spaces will likely constitute a nuisance to the adjacent permanent residents throughout the 24 -hour day and night. Reg.Mtg. 2/4/85 Page 5 MINUTE BOOK NO. 45 Page No. 256