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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - April 16, 1990 Page - 11 - PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) : residential area, compatibility with the surrounding area and location on the site. She described the location on the site and said it has stayed relatively the same as the last application, but the design and footprint of the building had changed and the tower would be set back from the original 10-foot proposal to 35 feet so that shadows on adjacent properties would not be a problem. She said construction was planned in two phases, first being the Fellowship Hall , which would be used as temporary space for services and classrooms; and, finally, construction of a final sanctuary and classroom for 250 people. She further described exterior treatment of the building and landscaping. The City Council asked questions regarding fencing, landscaping, the cross and illumination of the cross, and the hours of illumination and parking. The Hearing was then opened to the public. Larry Trench, Pastor of the Church, said the first phase of the construction will have all the necessary hardware to permit interior sprinklers to be installed when Phase 2 is constructed. Gaye Quinn said the Planning Commission had recommended approval of the Findings and extension of the Building Permit. There being no further comments from the public, on motion of Council Member Suchman, seconded by Council Member Santos and carried unanimously, the Public Hearing was closed. • On motion of Council Member Glaze, seconded by Council Member Suchman, with Council Member Faria abstaining, the recommendations of the Planning Commission for PD-88-6 were approved. b. Matter of PD-90-3 GDP/PDP; General and Precise Development Plan Combined; to Construct a 12,000-Square-Foot Warehouse Building, Including Fencing and Landscaping on Portions of the 6.099-Acre Site; 2575 Williams Street; Northeast Corner Williams Street and Neptune Drive, Extending Approximately 836 Feet Northerly on Neptune Drive; Assessor's Parcel Number 79A-541-19; East Bay Leasing Corporation; I-P (Industrial Park) District. Gaye Quinn, Acting City Planner, explained that this is a proposal by East Bay Leasing Company for the eastern side of Neptune Drive immediately north of Williams Street. She said the area has been zoned I-P since 1983. She said the Planning Commission recommendations were different from the Applicant's original proposal . She said the proposal was for three different sub-units and the I-P District required 20-foot setbacks at the time the property was rezoned. There was a building in existence with an 8-foot setback which had been required under the I-2 District. She said the building had subsequently burned down and the Planning Commission was requiring a 20-foot setback before allowing construction of the new building. She said staff recommended approval of the 8-foot setback. She described future uses, previous uses, and proposed layout and use of the sub-units.