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8.B. - Page 224 <br /> Commissioner Borgens asked about the businesses in the neighborhood, and if the <br /> discussion is referring to ongoing business activity, or commercial vehicles being parked <br /> there. She asked Ms. Guinto about that. <br /> Ms. Guinto stated there is a plumbing business two houses down and he parks his large <br /> trucks and vans in front of the houses. She stated she called City enforcement and they <br /> haven't gotten back about if it is okay for him to park his vans on the street overnight. She <br /> noted one truck was parked for three days at one point and they required a call between 2 and <br /> 5 AM to have it tagged. She stated there are employees that park along the street. <br /> Commissioner Borgens asked if this is a business being run from a home. <br /> Ms. Guinto stated that is correct, there are three such businesses: a group home, a daycare <br /> and the plumbing business. She noted there is also a new landscaping business nearby and <br /> they park their trucks on Redwood and some on Valota over weekends, etc. <br /> Mr. Lyon stated that the Planning Department can work with City's code enforcement to take a <br /> look at these. The plumber and landscaper are commercial and would be of immediate <br /> concerns. The daycare and group home are allowed in residential districts. <br /> Chair Schmidt asked if this is more of a code enforcement issue and not so much under the <br /> Planning Commission's purview. <br /> Mr. Lyon replied that is correct. He stated the majority of the comments have to do more with <br /> existing concerns rather than the specific project at hand. <br /> Commissioner Bondonno stated this is a project that was fully approved in the past, and <br /> probably would have already been completed at this point in time but the economic climate is <br /> unfortunate. <br /> MOTION FOR THE ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION 1315 APPROVING THE PLANNED <br /> DEVELOPMENT PERMIT BASED ON FINDINGS CONTAINED THEREIN AND SUBJECT <br /> TO THE MITIGATION MEASURES CONTAINED IN THE MITIGATION MONITORING AND <br /> REPORTING PROGRAM AND SUBJECT TO PROJECT'S CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL. <br /> M/S (Bondonno/Borgens) <br /> Motion Passed: All yes. <br /> B. Amendments to the Downtown Precise Plan and approval of Vesting Tentative <br /> Parcel Map, Downtown Planned Community Permit, and Disposition and <br /> Development Agreement upon consideration of Initial Study Checklist, for new <br /> development of 302,081 square feet of office space and 5,075 square feet of <br /> restaurant space at 950 Middlefield Road <br /> Mr. Lyon gave the following presentation: <br /> Downtown Precise Plan Amendments <br /> 8� 950 Middlefield <br /> Recommendations to City Council <br /> o Downtown Precise Plan Amendments <br /> o Vesting Tentative Map and Downtown Planned Community Permit <br /> o Disposition and Development Agreement <br /> Page 4 of 13 <br />