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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - FEBRUARY 20, 1990 Page - 9 - PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) the area is highly visible from Oyster Bay Park and is adjacent to a residential area and I-P ensures 20 feet of landscape adjacent to Neptune Drive. The City Council asked questions regarding service trucks on existing uses, legal non-conforming uses and the impact of this proposed rezone on existing businesses. The Hearing was then opened to the public. Larry Norry, 2532 Williams Street, said he objected to the rezoning because it would create three different zones on one piece of property. He also referred to Council Member Faria's comments regarding trucks on the Deaton Fountain site and noted that Deaton Fountain may have as many as 15 trucks which are legal in the I-2 zone but might be questionable in I-P and therefore the Deaton Fountain property should be left I-2. There being no further comments from the public, on motion of Council Member Faria, seconded by Council Member Glaze and carried unanimously, the Public Hearing was closed. On motion of Council Member Santos, seconded by Council Member Suchman, with Council Members Jardin and Glaze and Mayor Karp voting no, the matter was tabled. Council Member Santos moved to direct the City Attorney to prepare a moratorium on development of this property, pending the outcome of the new Zoning Code. The motion failed for lack of a second. b. Matter of PD-89-7 GDP; Planned Unit Development (General Development Plan) ; a Request to Convert an Existing Recreational Vehicle Sales Facility Into a 36,600-Square-Foot Professional Office Building; Assessor's Parcel Number 76-440-014-04; 928 East 14th Street; Banner Development; CC (Civic Center) District. This being the time and place for the Public Hearing on the above matter, Gaye Quinn, Acting City Planner, said this Planned Development provides for development of the building across the street from City Hall , located at the southeast corner of Haas Avenue and East 14th Street. Banner Development is proposing the conversion of the building to an office building. She described discussions held at the Planning Commission meeting relating to the number of parking spaces, pedestrian traffic and landscaping. She distributed renderings showing the conceptual landscaping plan, site plan, and parking. She also described the compatibility of the proposed plan with the plans for the North Area. She also discussed the letter from Paul J. ten Doesschate, the owner of the Linvale Townhouses and his concern regarding privacy for the residents of the Townhouses. She noted various requirements of the Conditions of Approval , including the use of adjacent property for parking. The City Council asked a number of questions related to pedestrian traffic, the possibility of a traffic signal at this location, additional traffic on East 14th Street, the location of parking spaces, and the proposed landscaping and courtyard area. The Hearing was then opened to the public.