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Excerpts of the Board of Zoning Adjustments Regular Meeting Minutes September 1, 2011 <br />Agenda No. 11 -09 Page 2 of 2 <br />Member Makin asked about Mr. McKinney's planned business hours. hl response, Mr. <br />McKinney said that C &M Trailer Rental would generally be open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., <br />although he might not be onsite until 9 a.m. if that's his first appointment of the day. He also said <br />that he would make allowances to accommodate clients who might want to pick up a trailer at <br />7:30 a.m., for instance. <br />Member Palma asked whether Mr. McKinney knows the individual who wrote the letter of <br />opposition and /or talked with anyone who had concerns about his business. Mr. McKinney said <br />no; in fact, he said he's pretty friendly with all the neighbors. <br />hl response to Member Mendieta, Mr. McKinney said that he is just starting the business; it's <br />been operating for three months now, and that he sets his latest appointment of the day at 5 p.m., <br />so people won't be picking up trailers at 10 p.m., for instance. <br />hl response to Vice Chair Houston, Mr. McKinney said that he operates his business every day, <br />regardless of whether he has trailers on hand to rent or appointments with clients. If he isn't <br />seeing clients, he says that he works on the computer or on trailer maintenance — checking tire <br />pressure and lights, performing safety checks, etc. <br />When Vice Chair Houston invited any members of the audience who wanted to speak to come <br />forward, Mr. Dillman said that any young man willing to invest in our community is a great <br />thing. He commended Mr. McKinney on his decision and encouraged the BZA to approve his <br />application. <br />Francine Foreman, Maricopa, Arizona, identified herself as Mr. McKinney's mother, and said <br />that she obviously encourages approval of his application. She said she's worked with her son <br />over the months to help put the business together, and they're looking for the business to grow <br />and continue in San Leandro. <br />In response to Vice Chair Houston, Mr. McKinney said that he is prepared to comply with the <br />conditions set forth in the staff recommendation. <br />With no further comments or questions from either the BZA or the public, Vice Chair Houston <br />invited a motion to close the public hearing. <br />Motion to Close the Public Hearing <br />Makin/Palma: 6 Aye, 0 No, I Absent (Daly) <br />Vice Chair Houston invited BZA member discussion. There were no additional comments. <br />Motion to Adopt Staffs Recommended Findings of Fact <br />and Approve PLN 2011 -00021 <br />Subject to the Recommended Conditions of Approval <br />Makin/Mendieta: 6 Aye, 0 No, I Absent (Daly) <br />Secretary Barros explained that BZA decisions are final but can be appealed to the City Council <br />within a 15 -day period, and appeal forms are available through the City Clerk's office. She <br />explained that Mr. McKinney's next steps would be to apply for his business license, have it <br />signed off by the project planner, and determine whether any building permits are required. <br />END OF EXCERPTS OF MINUTES <br />