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their property. The surrounding area consiste of older, well maintained single family struc- t�res that appeer to have '.he potential for continuing in the same Cype of use for many years, so major changes are not anticipeted in thzs neighborhood in the near futuze. No adverse cort:ments have been received in re- sponse to notice sent to property owners within 70o feet of the project site and no ad- -�erse comments have been �.eceived from other city departments. :ht children' Aitic providee a service to the erea by providing lov cost children's clothing and also "penny" candy to the children of the n.ig�borhood. CQNCL[ISION: It does not appear that the authorization of this variance vould be materially detrimertal to the public welfare or inju:iouc to property in the vicinity and zone. y• r.• ., ,. a.; That the qranting of such variance vtll not adversely atfect the Co�prehensive cenaral Plen. PIItnIMGS: Policies in the Comprehensi•�e General Pltn stete thzt existing legal r,onconforming non- re.idential structures and uses thet are economically viable should be alloved to con- tinue to operate, be improved and re�ovated. CONCLUSION: The qrenting of this variance will not ad- ✓ersely affect the Comprehensive General Plan. RBCOlO�(DATION: Besed upon the ebove f'_ndings and conclusions, the Planning De- partment is recommendSng approval of VARrAlICS NO. ]-89 with the tolloving canditions: 1. The site must be developed in a manner consistent with the site plen presented at the public heer'_ng. 2. A change to any other use than the Children's Attic, a re- tail store for second hend children's clothina will requ.re reviev by the Planning Department to determine :f an Expan- sion oL Nonconforming Use Permit is required. Prrpared by� • Reviewed by ��___,2�