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February 9,2000 ) 10.The proposed rezone will likely result in a more rapid redevelopment of the gravel mining site for increased jobs and tax base,and will provide approximately 64 acres of public recreation and open space that will be developed as athletic fields;and II.The public health,safety,and welfare will be improved by development of the site for indusoial park and public recreation purposes;and 12.Without this renooe,redevelopment of this site for industrial park purposes will be delayed,and there will not be any open space provided for public use and recreation which better implements the City's general plan;and WHEREAS,the City Council concludes: I.Modification of the M-1 Zoning standards,as proposed by CSR and FSA is with the intent of the City's Comprehensive Plan for the overall site;and 2.The proposal meets all of the criteria listed in Chapter 29,Subsection 29.050.0 of the Zoning Code;and 3.The proposal,as modified by the proposed conditions.will not have any significant impacts on the environment. 4.The mix of uses desired by CSR and PSA will more likely be attracted to the site if the proposed changes to the rcgula0ons are approved;and 5.The public will benefit from the redevelopment of this sand and gravel mine into an office and industrial park with some small scale retail activitic.as envisioned by CSR and FSA;and 6.The surrounding properly and neighborhoods will not be detrimentally affected by the changes to the regulations;and 7.The public will benefit from the dedication of 64 acres of CSR Associated property for use as a recreation facility and from the higher quality of the development provided by the PDO;and