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Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes April 19, 2012 Page 12 of 13 Motion to Amend the Main Motion [by Dlugosh/Aberol To Provide Staff the Flexibility to Discuss Concerns Made by the Planning Commission and Work with the Applicant to Address Them Rennie /Fitzsimons: 5 Aye, 1 No (Dlugosh) Motion to Forward the Resolution Approving and Recommending that the City Council Adopt an Ordinance Approving a Zoning Map and Text Amendment for the Establishment of a Planned District and the Approval of a Planned Development Permit for a 27,664-square-foot retail project located at 1550 East 14th Street, Amended to Provide Staff the Flexibility to Discuss Concerns Made by the Planning Commission and Work with the Applicant to Address Them Dlugosh/Abero 6 Aye, 0 No Secretary Liao said that the Planning Commission's recommendation will be forwarded to the City Council for final action and described the appeal process. Item 8B: Miscellaneous General Plan Conformance Finding concerning the proposed sale of the property located at 1550 East 14th Street (APN 4077 - 0540 -009). (Millenbah) Secretary Liao said this parcel, now the site of a temporary City parking lot, was previously zoned DA -1(S) and has been approved for Planned District rezoning. It has a General Plan designation of Downtown Mixed Use. This combination of uses in the PD will make the proposed development of the Village Marketplace retail project compatible with the underlying General Plan and the Downtown TOD Strategy. Staff recommends the Planning Commission find the disposition of this property for this purpose consistent with the San Leandro General Plan. Motion to find the proposed sale of the property at 1550 East 14th Street in conformance with the General Plan Rennie/Dlugosh: 6 Aye, 0 No Item 9: Members' Comments Commissioner Fitzsimons recognized all the contributions that Dale Reed made to San Leandro, calling him a champion for industrial space who always stressed its importance to the community and a champion for San Leandro, where he lived and ran his business. He provided a tremendous amount of community service, ever looking to do more to better this community. Commissioner Fitzsimons sad he enjoyed knowing Mr. Reed and will miss him. Chair Collier said that she also would miss Mr. Reed. She recalled an anecdote about him warning her against getting into politics, and although she didn't take his advice, she said he might have been right.