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R~SOLUTION 67-19 AFFIRMING THE DECISION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND GRANTING VARIANCE ON VARIANCE APPLICATION 66-88 FILED BY GEORGE ARGYROS AND LEE SCHULTZ WHEREAS, after public hearing on notice the Planning Com- mission has granted a variance on variance application 66-88, filed by George Argyros and Lee Schultz to construct and operate a Tic-Toc Market and gasoline service station on property located at the northwest corner of Newhope Street and Edinger Avenue in an R-1 District; said variance was granted subject to certain condi- tions, and WHEREAS, Appeal Application No. 187 was duly filed by the Planning Department, appealing the decision of the Planning Commission to grant said variance and requesting a hearing before the City Council, and WHEREAS, the City Council, after public hearing on notice, has determined that said variance should be granted subject to the conditions imposed by the Planning Commission; NOW, THF~REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the decision of the Planning Commission to grant a variance on Variance Application 2095 to permit the construction and operation of a Tic Toc Market and gasoline service station on property location at the northwest corner of Newhope Street and Edinger Avenue in an R-1 District is hereby affirmed subject to the following conditions imposed by the Planning Co~unission: 1. That development be according to plot plan; except for minor modifications approved by the Planning Department; That a full landscape plan be submitted to and approved by the Planning Department; said landscaping plan to include the following: a. that a brick or stone wall be placed to enclose each landscaped area to a minimum height of 6", b. that landscaping for the planter areas be approved by the Planning Department, c. that a complete sprinkler system be installed to irri- gate each planter area; 3. That all trash areas be enclosed by a 6' high concrete block wall; 4. That a 6' high masonry wall be constructed along property lines adjacent to single family homes; 5. That the large tree in the front yard of 1229 Karen Street be retained, so long as it is located in the landscape area; That the proposed building be residentially designed so as to be compatible with surrounding residential development. Building elevations to be approved by the Director of Plan- ning, or the Planning Commission. The exterior surfacing of the service station shall be of a nonmetallic-appearing surface, Spanish style with a tile roof; 7. That all lights be shielded or oriented away from surrounding residences;