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►JUL 2 9 198 BOOK 65 FADE 252 Attorney Henderson reviewed the uses they are prepared to prohibit, as follows: A. Motion picture theaters B. Self-service laundries C. Commercial parking facilities D. Coin-operated amusement establishments E. Automobile parts stores F. Skating rinks G. Bars and lounges H. Billiard halls I. Hotels and motels J. Bowling alleys K. Time-share developments He noted that the remainder of items in CN would be permitted and a number of commercial retail type activities would require administrative permits. There originally was a plan to put in a Nissan dealership, but that has been abandoned, and they now are just considering shops and services. Chairman Scurlock pointed out that the Commission can only act on what the allowable uses are. Commissioner Bowman asked if the applicant has taken out fast food establishments, and Attorney Henderson noted there is no category in the Zoning Ordinance for fast foods. Director Keating advised that restaurants are allowed in a CN District, but curb service, drive-in or drive-through estab- lishments are excluded. Chairman Scurlock felt what he is hearing indicates that the only modification from Vista's standpoint is the change from a request for CL to CN for the four parcels and the deed restric- tions remain intact. Discussion continued at length re access and traffic impact, and Attorney Henderson felt no one can deny that the speed limit on U.S.I is too high, but the developer is prepared to pay for all traffic impacts. He also wondered how much traffic is generated now by residents leaving Vista Royale just to go to a convenience store. Commissioner Bowman noted that the Kittle shopping center where Perkin's Restaurant is located wassupposedto be well planned, too, but she still felt that it is a disaster area. 30