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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - January 18, 1994 Page - 11 - PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) B. Matter of CU-93-30; Appeal by Jack Litke of the Board of Zoning Adjustments' Approval of CU-93-30; Conditional Use; to Permit the Bulk Handling of Petroleum Products for Transportation to a Recycling and Refining Facility in Southern California; 2374 Davis Street; Assessor's Parcel Number 77A-649-8-18; Waste Oil Recovery Systems, Inc. ; I-2 (General Industrial ) District. Continued from the December 20, 1993, City Council Meeting. - Letters Supporting Waste Oil Recovery Systems, Inc. , and Approval of CU-93-30: - Alco Iron and Metal Co. , 1091 Doolittle Drive (Elton Kantor, Treasurer) . - SGS Industrial Services, 2506 Davis Street (John McCormick, Senior Vice President) . - Norco Paint Co. , Inc. , 2300 Davis Street (Karl A. Eilberg, President) . - American Radiator, 2222 Davis Street (Leon Steffin, Owner) . - J and B Paint Shop, 2420 Davis Street (Juan Rodele, Owner) . - U-Haul , 2420A Davis Street (Michael Sztenderowicz, Manager) . - W. C. Rose Co. , 2399 Davis Street (Tony Yacek, Owner) . This being the time and place for the Public Hearing on the above matter, Elmer Penaranda, Assistant Planner, said the subject business specializes in receiving, temporarily storing, and transporting waste oil . He said the Application was approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustments and Appealed by Mr. Litke, a property owner next door. He described the existing site and proposed improvements and use of the site, including the containment area. He said Mr. Litke expressed concern regarding having a business which handles hazardous materials next door to him, and it may impact his property values. Mr. Penaranda said the Board of Zoning Adjustments found this is an appropriate, use with appropriate Conditions applied to it, and recommends approval . In response to City Council questions, Mr. Penaranda said the Fire Department hazardous materials staff had reviewed the project, as had the Water Pollution Control Plant staff. He said all their concerns were met through the containment area. He described the paving plan and access to the containment area and the uses of the properties on either side of the site. Council Member Polvorosa expressed concern that material would be dumped on the concrete and would seep through cracks. Council Member Nahm pointed out the Applicant does not intend to have anything dumped onto the ground and any spill will run off to the corner of the containment area. He said all precautions have been addressed and the capacity of the containment area is more than double the capacity of all the trucks on the site.