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Commissioner Oliver asked if Wal'mart could receive deliveries at any time. Mr. Yenglin stated that deliveries could be received at any time of day. Commissioner Oliver asked if other centers in the City such as HomeBaee had delivery hour restrictions and expressed concerns regarding having no restricted delivery hours with the residential homes being adjacent to the site. Mr. Kenneth Adams stated that other centers such ae HomeBase did not have restricted delivery hours due to the location not being adjacent to residential areas. ' Commissioner Brown asked if the project could be conditioned to have a six month review to allow the neighborhood to address any concerns after the center opened. Mr. Adams stated that the Commission could modify the conditions and require a six month review. Mr. Richard Lay mentioned that the applicant could be cited if the center operations became a public nuisance. However, once a variance is granted, it would be difficult to revoke the variance as recourse. In addition, Mr. Yenglin discussed the special event and outdoor sales issues and indicated that the applicant was requesting an unlimited amount of special events and outdoor salsa, however staff recommends a maximum of 90 days of special events per year with no restrictions oneucceseive days. But the applicant would be required to complete all required City applications and pay all required fees for each event. F. THORTON PARR AND ROSITA PARR (Charles View) To name two public facilities; the Barrier Free Playground as Thorton Park located at 1$01 Weat Segreetrom Avenue and the Community Center at Roeita Park located at 706 North Newhope Street. Planning Commission policy. ' Mr. Charles View, Senior Planner, indicated that the Planning Division had received requests to name two public facilities: 1) the Barrier Free playground at Thornton Park be named to Riwanie Barrier Free Playground; and 2) the new community center at Roeita Park be named The Albert D. Salgado Community Center. In addition, Mr. View stated that Chapter 33 of the Municipal Code establishes the Planning Commission as the body responsible for naming public facilities. Commissioner Doughty moved to approve the two facilities to be named Kiwania Barrier Playground and Alberta D. Salgado Community Center. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brown. AYES: Mondo, Brown, Oliver, Doughty, Pedroza, and Nalle NOES: None ABSENT: Segura O. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 95-18 (Lynnette Perry) Filed by Ma. Alta Manning to allow expansion of the C.A.N.o. Headetart preschool located at 1735 North Grand Avenue. RECONIO^NIIATION t Modify the Conditions of approval for Conditional Use Permit No. 95-18. Chairman Mondo noted to the applicant that if there were any disagreements or any additional outstanding issues, the item would need to be set for public hearing. Me. Lynnette Perry, Assistant Planner II, indicated that at the direction of the Planning Commission, meetings were held between the applicant, Ma. Alta Manning and the Attorney for the Surburban Animal Hospital, Mr. James Martin. General agreements had been reached between the two parties and staff recommends some modifications to the conditions of approval and an annual review of the expansion for the next three years. Ma. Alta Manning, applicant, indicated that the project had been ongoing since 1995. She had tried to work with the Animal Hospital and had met with repreeentativea on several occasions. However, she was told by the other party that the beet thing for her to do would be to relocate the school to another site. Mr. James Martin, Attorney for Animal Hospital, indicated that the hospital was concerned with the school expansion having an adverse impact on the hospital. The major concern for the hospital was the amount of parking provided on the site and the width of the driveway. He felt the expansion PiANNP10 COI~U43SION MINU'1'PS 2 FEBRUARY 26, 1996