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would never go residential. It is located next to the Sears store and would have substantial screening. Councilman Zakrzewski questioned how large the facility would be and was informed that the tables would be increased from thirteen to twenty thus allowing approximately 80 patrons. Councilwoman Puzzello stated that she cannot recall where the City Council would approve a C commercial zoning next to A residential on both sides. She also voiced concern with regard to traffic problems. She stated that there was considerable back up on State Road 23. She indicated that the families living on both sides have voiced opposition to the proposed rezoning. She also noted concern with regard to the fact that there would be no site plan since the bill was sponsored by Councilman Barcome. She questioned whether the rezoning could apply only to Mr. Parisi. Mr. Doug Carpenter questioned the type of fencing that would be used and was informed that it would be wood. He also thought that a passing blister would help the traffic concerns. Councilman Barcome stated that the traffic all along 23 is a problem. The operational hours would be from 4pm to 9pm with the peak hours between 7pm and 9pm. Councilman Serge noted that the condition of the two homes which would be torn down for the proposed restaurant are in terrible condition. Councilwoman Beck noted that she had not received any calls against the proposed rezoning. Following further discussion, Councilman Serge made a motion seconded by Councilwoman Beck that bill no. 126-87 be recommended favorably to the Council. The motion passed by a 3-1 vote with Councilwoman Puzzello in the minority. The Committee then reviewed bill no. 115-87 which would vacate certain property located near Dinan Court. Mr. Dave Behr of the Holladay Corporation spoke on behalf of the petitioners. He noted that two alleys were involved and that this was a joint project between the Holladay Corporation and Memorial Health Properties. Following discussion, Councilman Serge made a motion seconded by Councilwoman Puzzello that bill no. 115-87 be recommended favorably to the Council. The motion passed. No further business came before the Committee. The meeting was adjourned at 4:20pm.