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E. RESOLUTION NO.00-OS Confirm Resolution No. 00-05 denying Variance No. OOAl to allow relief from code requirements for signage at a proposed Home Depot located at 1750 East Edinger Avenue. RECOMMENDATION: Confirm Resolution No. 00-OS denying Variance No. 00-01. ' F. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT N0.95-03 Review of Conditional Use Permit NO. 95-03 for the Main Ranch Market located at 1301 North Main Street. RECOMMENDATION: Receive and file the March 2000 review of Conditional Use Permit No. 95-03. ***** END OF CONSENT CALENDAR ***** Motion to approve Consent Calendar items. MOTION: Verino SECONDED: Cribb AYES: Mondo, Solorio, Verino, and Cribb NOES: None ABSENT: Nalle, Doughty, and Richardson ABSTENTION: None STUDY SESSION G. Overview of the proposed fence ordinance (Zoning Ordinance Amendment No. 00-01) Ms. Marta Crane, Associate Planner, provided an overview of the proposed fence ordinance and led a question and answer session with the Commission. Commissioner Mondo commented that he would like staff to re-consider fee for a fence minor exception. Commissioner Solorio commented that he would like staff to ensure that all property owners be notified of the fence ordinance. Commissioner Verino commented that she would like staff to ensure that the language in the ordinance can be easily read and understood. Commissioner Cribb commented that he would like for cinder block to be considered, however, if it is not a permitted material that the requests be reviewed by the Zoning Administrator. H. Comments from the Executive Director. Ms. Robyn Uptegraff, Executive Director, indicated that: 1) the City Council remanded an amendment to Chapter 41 concerning commercial vehicles in residential zones to the Planning Commission; 2) Home Depot appealed the Planning Commission decision to deny the variance for relief from signage; 3) a new tenant for the Crazy Horse would be applying for a conditional use permit; and 4) Opera Pacific was interested in an Industrial building, located at Warner and Gamsey for musical productions, assembly use, and rehearsals, the request would require discretionary actions in the future. I. Comments from Planning staff. M. Joseph Edwards, Principal Planner, informed the Commission that the Housing Element had been completed, however, an issue existed with the REHNA numbers. He further apprised the Commission that the City of Santa Ana was one of the cities that appealed the decision due to not agreeing with the allocation of low-income housing units the City was directed to provide. J. Comments form the Citv Attorney. There were no comments.