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Mr. Adams stated that staff would make the reviews a priority and agendize the conditional use permit every Mr. Adams stated that staff would make the reviews a priority and agendize the conditional use permit every 30 days for a maximum of six months. However, if the applicant failed to comply with the conditions of approval staff would recommend revocation of the conditional use permit immediately. Mr. M. Mehdi Zadeh, applicant, informed the Commission that he had invested a lot of time and finances into the market and requested the Commission not revoke the conditional use permit and allow him to sell the market with the alcohol beverage control license. Mr. Hirdod Zadeh, representing the applicant, informed the Commission that the applicant had signed an agreement placing the market for sale and displayed the contract to the Commission. ' Mr. Paul Giles, President of Historical Park, informed the Commission that the neighborhood supported the continuance to allow the applicant to sell the mazket. Motion to: 1) continue Conditional Use Permit No. 95-03 for six months; 2) direct staff to present a 30 day review to the Planning Commission consecutively for six months; 3) and if the applicant is in violation of the conditional use permit to set the matter for revocation. MOTION: Nalle SECONDED: Doughty AYES: Mondo, Nalle, Doughty, Solorio, and Cribb OPPOSED: None ABSENT: Verino and Richardson ABSTAINED: None 2. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT N0.99-16 Filed by Veteran's Charities of Orange County to allow a drug and alcohol recovery care home in the Two- Family (R2) zoning district located at 921 North Bewley. LEGALLY NOTICED: October 1, 1999 PUBLICLY NOTICED: October 1, 1999 RECOMMENDATION: ' 1. Adopt a resolution approving Conditional Use Permit No. 99-16 as conditioned. 2. Receive and file the Categorical Exemption for Environmental Review No. 99-99. Mr. Jeffry Rice, Principal Planner, displayed pictures of the Veteran's Charity, presented the staff report and recommendation. Mr. Ed Hall, representing Veteran's Charity, spoke in support of the project and informed the Commission of concerns regarding the conditions of approval related to: 1) the number of beds being allowed; 2) sidewalk improvements; 3) overhead utilities; 4) limiting the evening meetings to 10 per month; 5) prohibiting exterior payphones on the site; and 6) the requirement to have a 24 hour security guard at the site. Mr. Hall further requested the Commission allow the Center six to nine months time to comply with the conditions of approval Ms. DeAnn Tate, representing Veteran's Charity, spoke in favor of the project and explained to the Commission the current security practices at the center. The following members of the public spoke in favor of the project: Mikey Conroy Vanda Bresnan Mr. Ray Alvarado, local resident, expressed concern regarding the Commission approving the center for the ' neighborhood when he believed the neighborhood was already overburdened with similar centers. Mr. Mike McCoy, Police Deparhnent, informed the Commission that Motion to continue Conditional Use Permit No. 99-21 to November 8, 1999. MOTION: Doughty SECONDED: Cribb AYE5: Nalle, Doughty, Solorio and Cribb OPPOSED: Mondo and Nalle ABSENT: Verino and Richardson ABSTAINED: None 4