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170. Regular Meeting August 16, 2005 Page 4 suited as "CC" Community Commercial. 5) Camille Phillips thanked the Council for the Citywide rezoning opportunity. She stated she has filed several petitions of protest, and there are more to come. 6) Jean Ferrell stated she is the owner of 1406, 1408 and 1410 Franklin. She stated she does not want the new zoning. 7) Derrick Demere stated he also agrees with Jean Ferrell and feels the City should keep non-commercial. 8) George VonderLippe stated he is a Heritage Neighborhood Officer. He thanked the Planning Department for their hard work. He also stated he was grateful for all the material and information he received at both Open Houses. He stated he was concerned for the residents within 250 feet of the properties with zoning changes. He stated none of the residents were notified of these zoning changes. 9) Ana Martinez-Boling stated Ranch Road 12 is a busy street and feels the neighborhood meets the zoning guidelines for MU. 10) Sandy Strickland stated she is opposed to the rezoning of 101 Hughson. 11) Pat Kelley stated she is the President of Franklin Homeowners Association. She stated spoke with the Planning and Zoning Commission on his neighborhoods concerns. She thanked the Planning and Zoning Commission for their hard work. Mayor Narvaiz asked if anyone else wished to speak. No one did, so Mayor Narvaiz closed the public hearing. Mayor Narvaiz stated the Council received three legal protests. Mr. Thomaides stated he would like to have more time to review this item. He expressed concern regarding no notification to surrounding property owners and has an interest in the normal zoning process being followed. He stated he wants to review all properties where Staff and the Planning and Zoning Commission differed. Mr. Mihalkanin stated he is willing to look at are the properties where Staff and Planning and Zoning differed. The Council concurred. Mr. Guerrero inquired about one of the properties that did not meet the requirements for a legal protest. Andy Alarcon, Planning Department, the request of Mr. Doehne is not appropriate for this process, and Mr. Doehne needs to go through the normal zoning process. Mr. Thomaides inquired whether properties being pulled can be sent back to Planning and Zoning for the normal zoning process. Mr. Mark Taylor stated the Planning and Zoning Commission makes recommendations to the Council. The Council can then approve the Planning and Zoning Commission's recommendations or deny them. He stated the only other choice the Council has is to deny the Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation and leave the old zoning in place, or recommend the Planning and Zoning Commission reconsider the property to go through the normal process. Mr. Thomaides inquired why notices were not sent to all residents within 200 feet of the designated zoning. Mr. Mark Taylor stated the notice process was determined by the Council in May. Mr. Guerrero stated he would like to consider the thirteen properties separately, the Council concurred. The Council also pulled properties numbered 51, 52, 126, 23, 32, 36, 37, 38, 66, 87, 89, 94, 101, 122 and 125. Mr. VonderLippe stated the Heritage Association objects to 15, 16, 17, 27, 28, 29 and 30. Council agreed to discuss these parcels also. Mr. Mihalkanin moved to approve the Ordinance on first reading except for items numbers listed, and Mr. Guerrero seconded