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was closed for two years, and he would like to see it just go away." Mr. Morgan said his clients paid a plan check fee and it was up to the City to issue a correct Permit. "When they stamped those plans approved, then they are approving the construction of what's designated on those plans. To come in now and say the application was different from the plans, some plan checker should have called somebody such as Tank Protect who submitted these plans, and find out why is there an inconsistency and what is it exactly they want to do. When they approved the plans then that structure could properly be built." Mr. Morgan said he indicated earlier that the owners/operators were willing to meet with City staff and work out some traffic mitigations, such as striping or arrows. He said the testimony shows there are no problems with ingress and egress regarding the 3m station. Mr. Morgan said the lighting was not changed, there was new paint and new bulbs, and if baffles were needed that wouldn't affect the safety of the patrons, they were willing to do that. Mayor Pro Tem Howard asked if anyone else wished to speak to this issue. No one came forward. 4. Close public hearing; MIS: RUSKINILEIPZIG TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED BY UNANIMOUS VOICE VOTE AND PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED AT 9:45 P.M. MINUTE ORDER NO. 96-276 5. Council action: In response to Councilman Claire's questions, Mr. Andy Saberi, owner of the Woodside Gas Mart, advised that before the 3m island his station was pumping 220,000 gallons per day, and after remediation they are pumping 185,000 per day. Mr. Saberi said the current lighting is identical as before the remediation, and they turned out lights that were shining next to the convalescent hospital several weeks ago. He added that only the canopy lights are used, and they were painted and had the bulbs replaced during remediation. City Manager said a site plan shows what mayor is going to be put somewhere, and a building plan shows how you are going to build it. He said a Building Pennit was not issued for a 3m island. The six Council Members, City Attorney Schricker, Attorney Morgan and Building Official LaTorra examined the actual plans that accompanied the application for Building Permits issued for the new underground tank, new piping and monitoring remediation. Councilman Claire stated for the audience that the plans did not show construction plans for a 3m island. He said the site plan was checked but there was no building plan. Councilman Claire said "the plans show a proposed 3" island, but the rest of the REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO. 55 NOVEMBER4,1996 MINUTES Page No. 014 PAGE 12