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MOTION Councilman Barrett moved, seconded by Councilman Biagi, that the following findings be adopted with regard to the appeal of Harrington-Kulakoff Development Company of the denial by the Plam m �g Commission of appllcat�on to amend the Zoning Map to rezone a portion of property ad�acent to Farm Hill Boulevard in the vicinity of Farm Hill Estates No 1 and No 2 1) that with regard to any lack of conformity with the General Plan which designates the property for employment purposes, that the alternate development plan proposed by the developer contains modifications which anticipates the General Plan zoning for the area, and that, further, the modified pro- posal also addresses itself to any lack of conformity with the existing residential use of property in the immediate vicimty, 2) that with regard to traffic, the modified proposal would reduce the increased traffic which might be anticipated by the initial proposal, 3) that there is evidence that the specific development pro- posal for the site can address the matter of protection of any rare and endangered plant species through use of a Planned Development Permit, 4) that economic benefit cannot be measured only by property tax revenues and direct evidence does not support a finding that the proposed rezoning will not provide an economic benefit to the City, and 5) that there is no excess sewage capacity, but the zoning is within the capacity of the plar�t as planned for the City (attachment to Minute Order 77-229)