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· Steve and Kathy Jones (4166 Hall Court) · Steve and Marge Andrews (886 Mon- tevino Drive) · Steve Ward (3020 Badger Drive) . Sue Shaffer (3477 Bernal Avenue) Talmadge Steele (2872 Gray Fox Court) Tim and Cathy Thornas (3234 Chablis Court) . . As of the writing of this statT report, statT has not received any further verbal or written com- ments pertaining to this proposal. VII. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT Environmental review for the proposed project is covered by an Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS/MND), which is attached. Staff believes that the project-related irnpacts are mitigated, with the mitigation measures incorporatcd in the project's design or referenccd with conditions of approval, and that there would be no significant or unmitigated environmental im- pact. Stan~ therefore, believes that the Mitigated Negative Declaration can be issued in confor- mance with the standards of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). If the Planning Commission concurs with this environmental assessment, it must make the finding that the Mitigated Negative Declaration is appropriate prior to recommending approval of the proposed project. The proposed project does not atTect any California State Agencies. Therefore, the IS/MND are not required to be sent to the State Clearinghouse of the Office of Planning for its CEQA review period. VIII. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FINDINGS The Planning Commission must make the following findings prior to granting the conditional use perrnit for the Home Deport building materials and garden center: 1. The proposed location of the conditional use is in accordance with the objectives of the zoning ordinance and the purpose of the district in which the site is located. · The site of the proposed uses is located in the Stanley Business Park, which condi- tionally perrnits building supply stores and garden centers. The proposed condition- ally allowed uses with the permitted cornmercial uses of the overall development will support the businesses of the nearby Stanley Business Park and would provide a vari- ety of goods and services are available to the business park tenants and to the resi- dents of the nearby neighborhoods. · StatT believes that the Home Depot building supply store/garden will potentially re- ducc the amount of cross-town trips to similar businesses. The conditions of approval proposed for this project give the City the appropriate controls to ensure that the use does not have any negative irnpacts on surrounding businesses. The use permit for the building supply store/garden center is, therefore, in accordance with the objectives of the zoning for this district and statTbclicves that this finding can be rnade. I'CUI'-165/I'DR-529/I'MOD-81-25-7M I'ClKe 44 of 48 Decemher 13, 2006