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ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS - (Continued) Motion was seconded by Councilman Villa, and carried on the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Herrin, Villa, Evans, Griset, Patterson, Markel Yamamoto None BUDGET TRANSFER Councilman Herrin objected to ~:onsoli- datlon of funds for the purchase of radio equipment and installation thereof in the Emergency Operation Center with 50% reimbursement by Federal government upon completion. He stated he b41ieves the cost of the radio facility should be a local responsibility and that he could not support it as a Federal fund project. Councilman Evans' motion, seconded by Councilman Villa, to approve the appropriation adjustment request as recommen~tedby staff, carried on a 6-1 vote, Councilman Herrin dissenting° CUP 72-3 The City Manager suggested that it might STANDARD OIL COMPANY be advisable to set this matter for public OF CALIFORNIA hearing because of noxious oddrs that might be generated in the Logan area. Councilman Markel concurred, stating that he would be for denim of the Conditional Use Permit, or to have a public hearing. Councilman Markel's motion, seconded by Councilrnan Herrin, to set for public hearing on April 17, 1972, Conditional Use Permit #72-3 filed by Standard Oil Company of California to allow the manufacture, distribution and sale of agriculture chemicals in the M 2 District at 1016 Santiago Avenue, carried on the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Markel, Herrin, Villa, Yamamoto, Patterson Evans, Gris-et None Prior to voting, Councilman Evans stated he was opposed to the motion since the I Planning Commission had approved the CUP, and the Fire Department was satisfied that the hazards are not of a type they cannot handle° The Director of Planning stated that the manufacturer would have to meet all standards of the Uniform Fire Code which the City has adopted; that the question raised by Staff is that this site is located in the Logan area on which the Council has requested a studyi that it is difficult to control the odors where agricultural chemicals are manufactured; that it was Staff's opinion that the conflict of uses--heavy industrial and residential--in the Logan area should not be aggravated; that the basic problem is the conflict of land uses° After further discussion, Councilman Evans stated he would not oppose the motion, but requested more information on the type of chemicals to be manufactured. The Director of Planning stated that a letter attached to the application states that the bulk of sales would be in chemical fertilizers, both liquid and dry, bagged material ammonium phosphate, and distribution of insecticides, herbicides, and other related material° CITY COUNCIL ~-132- April 3, 1972