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and numbers. City Attorney Yamamoto spoke about the issue of reporting the number of enrollees and Mr. Lyon said this could be asked of the applicant. M/S Hartnett/Pierce motion of intent to deny the appeal, issue the permit modified to include school capacity starting at 50 students going up to 80 students, and having the school provide semi-annual reports to staff. The modified permit to come back to City Council for final approval. Vice Mayor Howard shared her concerns with the 80 and she would prefer 65 students as a compromise. Mr. Lyon clarified the applicant will not get off the 50 students until the trust is built back and then the Zoning Administrator may consider the incremental increases. Motion carried unanimously by electronic vote. Minute Order 09-151 Mayor Foust thanked the neighbors and the community. (Council discussed the Woodside Hills Christian Academy mater between 8:55 p.m. and 11:25 p.m. For the full content of the discussion please view the archived web stream for the meeting of 07/13/09 at http://www.redwoodcitv.orq/qovernment/council/aqendas/2009/mov 090713.html and please select the correct agenda item 8.C). Council took a break at 11:25 p.m. and resumed at 11:35 p.m. D. Appeal of Zoning Administrator's Approval of a Use Permit for a massage service establishment at 515 Woodside Road. Recommendation: By motion, deny the appeal, thereby upholding the decision of the Zoning Administrator, based on findings as documented in the Notice of Official Action, to allow a massage service establishment at 515 Woodside Road. (603) Mr. Mehra, Associate Planner, presented a brief staff report on the appeal. He covered the options before Council. He also provided a site review (presentation on file). He noted that the applicant had made changes to the plan trying to improve the parking lot condition. Mr. Mehra explained specifically what was being appealed. Mr. Blake Lyon, Zoning Administrator, made some clarifying remarks on the three step process. Mayor Foust opened the public hearing and invited public comment. M/S Pierce/Howard to extend the meeting to 12:15 a.m. Motion carried unanimously by voice vote. Public Comment AI Zayha, the appellant from Redwood Oaks Concerned Neighbors thanked Council and staff and shared his concerns included the following items: safety, traffic, precedent setting, changing the nature of the area, density, street level views, street lighting at night, the lack of sidewalks, a blind corner that cars back out onto, the number of cars traveling in the JOINT CITY COUNCILREDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD JULY 13, 2009 MEETING MINUTES PAGE 13 MINUTE BOOK NO. 62 Page No. 415