Hello everyone. I'm Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. So today we are having day 17 of the sales C and C++ coding bootcamp. And in this session I will be discussing about 2D array that we use in C programming. So yesterday I discussed about the concepts and few programs. So today in continuation that I will be discussing few more things with you. Right? So we will be implementing few more programs. So before starting the session, I just want to show you about myself. So if you are watching this session for the first time or like you are on the on the platform for the first time and if you want to know about me. So with this slide you will be able to know about me. So just go through with it and be consistent, do regular practice. If you have any doubt you can join this telegram group. And if you want to receive session reminders, so you can just follow Sanjay Gupta Tech School on YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram and Telegram. And all the important links are available in the videos description. So yesterday I explained all the concepts. So if you have not gone through with that recording, so you are that session. So recording is available, you can just go through. And in today's session, I will be discussing about a few programs that we can implement with the help of 2D array, right? So that I'm going to implement one by one. So here you can see the list is available. So total five programs I will be implementing. So first program is like some of rewards diagonal offer 2D array or metrics, right? So yesterday we discussed like how we can calculate some of diagonal. So if I show you that program, so here you can see this was the solution, right? So basically I'm removing this. So here we have the solution. So what we did first of all, we received all the elements of 2D array and 2D array was of size four by four. So if you want to have a diagonal, so in case of diagonal row and column size should be same. So after receiving the values, what we did, we just implemented this logic where if if I is equals to J in that case, like it is a diagonal value. So if we consider four by four matrix, so we have two diagonal, one is main diagonal, which goes from left to right. And one is like it's reverse diagonal, which is not the main diagonal. So that is basically that basically comes from right to left, right? So if you want to have some of those values, so what I'm going to do here, I'm going to copy and paste it. So we'll be having both will be having both the sum. So it is some of main diagonal, right? So I'm having one more variable, some one equals to zero. And here it will be having the values some one, right? So values will be added here, but we need to modify this condition. So initially, like for main diagonal, we know if indexes are same, then then only like we can consider it a diagonal value. But if we talk about reverse diagonal, right? If we talk about reverse diagonal, so what happens in in case of reverse diagonal, if you consider the indexes, right? If you consider the indexes, so basically, reverse diagonal index sum is equals to either row size or column size, minus one, right? So let me just show you that thing. So yesterday, I showed you this one, right? So it is basically three by four. So just just ignore this last column, right? Ignore this last column. So let me just modify it. So I'm just deleting it, right? So we have three by three matrix. Okay? So if we if we talk about the main diagonal, that is one, six and 11. So one, six and 11, this is main diagonal and three, six and nine, this is reverse diagonal. So for three, we have indexes zero to four, six, we have index one, one for nine, we have index two, zero, right? So this way for three, six, nine, whatever index we have, like zero to one, one or two, zero, their sum is equal, that is two. So if your matrix is three by three, so in that case, your reverse diagonal index sum will be equals to row minus one or column minus one, right? So this way we'll be able to calculate the result. So now moving on to the requirements, so we need to calculate some of reverse diagonal. So here, what I'm going to do, I'm writing i plus j double equals to three because row or column size is four. So index sum will be minus one, that is three. So if I add i and j, so the result will be equals to three. So in that case, like if we are adding the index i and j, if both the indexes are equals to three, so in that case, value will be added to sum one. Sum one is a variable that we created. So once this loop is completed, so the result will be available into sum one. So now I'm going to show that sum of reverse diagonal and here I'm using sum one. So sum and sum one, both will be displayed, right? So this way now I'm going to execute this code. So we need to enter 16 values. So I'm going to modify this code a little bit. So before showing this, what I'm going to do, I'm going to show the values of matrix so that we can compare accordingly. So I'm just copying it. So here I'm going to use a printf which will be showing you entered below matrix. And here instead of scanf, I'm using printf, right? So this way this block will be displaying the results and 44 loop will iterate and a of ij will be displaying the values. So this way we'll be having the matrix that we are going to enter so that we can see the sum, right? So here what is happening? We need to enter four by four values. So<PHONE_NUMBER>01112131415 and 16. So I entered total 16 values and okay, so one more thing, we just need to add tab space. So here I'm using backslash t so that one tab space will be available in between the values. So again, I'm going to enter the values. So I entered 16 values. So this time you can see we have a matrix so 161116. So if we add these values so 18 and 16. So sum of main diagonal is 34. It is showing 34 for reverse diagonal as well. So we have values as four, seven, ten and 13. So if we add these values, so it is also 34, right? So coincidentally all the values that we have on main diagonal and reverse diagonal, their sum is 34. So this way, like if you implement 2D array, so what is happening? First we are reading the values, then we are displaying whatever values we receive from the user in form of matrix, then we are calculating some of main diagonal, then we are calculating some of reverse diagonal. So you can see the conditions are different. So here we have Iw equals 2j and here we have i plus jw equals 2 3, right? So this 3 is like total number of rows minus one or total number of columns minus one. And then I just displayed some and some one. So I hope with this demonstration, you are able to understand how we can calculate some of main and reverse diagonal. Okay, so now moving forward, next is read two 2D arrays and store the sum into third 2D array and display the result, right? So we need to declare some arrays here. So I'm just removing it. So we have a, so I'm just reducing the size to 22, then B of 22, then C of 22, right? So here I'm entering two into two, then two, right? So this way enter first two by two matrix, then I'm just copying it and pasting it here. So it will be for enter second two by two matrix. And here instead of A, I'm going to use B. So this this piece of code line number six to 11 is basically reading first matrix. And line number 13 to 18 is basically reading second matrix. Now we just need to perform addition operation and then we'll show the results. Okay, so for addition purpose, I just pasted these lines again. And here instead of scanf, I'm going to write C of ij equals to A of ij plus B of ij, right? So this way, matrix values will be added. And what will happen? All the index is like a ij index will add with a b ij index. So index number will be same. So the same index values will be added and the result will be stored in the same index but into C matrix. Now here, we can show the sum. And again, I'm writing to so that it will iterate like row will iterate twice and column will also iterate twice. And we need to display C matrix with the sum. And these things I'm using. So what I did first I read first matrix, then I read second matrix, then I perform the addition operation, the result will be available into C matrix. And then C matrix result will be displayed on the UI. Okay, so now I'm going to run this code so that you can understand. So for first matrix, I'm entering two four times. And for second matrix, I'm entering four, four times. So the resultant matrix will be showing 6666. Because of we entered two in the first matrix, we entered four in the second matrix. So the values will be added and the result will be displayed as six. Right? So this way, if you want to perform addition operation for two matrices, so that is possible. Then we have find out maximum from a 2d array. So it is also simple and straightforward. So what I'm going to do here, I'm going to create one variable as max. So here, we need to assign max equals to a zero zero. So first element will be assigned into this. And then we can write if if a of ij is greater than max, so max will be equals to a of ij. Right? So if array element 2d array element is greater than max. So what we are doing, we are just assigning that array element into the max so that we will be having a new max value. And this piece we can avoid because we just need to display the maximum. So here I can write maximum equals to max. Right? So this is basically to read a 2d array, two by two, total four elements we need to enter, then max will be having the initial first value. Then with this loop, we are comparing array element with max variable. So if array element is greater than max, so that array element will be assigned into max always. Okay, so I'm going to run this code. So I'm entering 1234. And here you can see max is four. So this way code is working fine. Now, next we have find out minimum. So if you are able to find out maximum, so it is very easy for you to find out minimum value as well, because in case of minimum, you just need to do little bit changes. So here in in place of max, I'm just using min. And here also min. So min will be having the first element that is available on a 00 location. And after that, what I need to do if a of ij is less than min, if array element is less than minimum, so what will happen minimum will have that array element. Okay, so it is just reverse of that max logic. And here I need to write minimum. So so it will be like minimum equals to percent d and it will display the min value here. So this way I hope you will be able to find out minimum. So if I click on run, so I will be having the results. So you can see minimum is four. I entered 1234 as values, but it is showing minimum as one. So this way, like if any time, if you want to find out maximum and minimum from an array, like 2d array, so that is possible. Now last is very simple, like we need to print transpose of a 2d matrix or 2d array or matrix. So what happens whenever you have a 2d array, and if you want to print transpose of that 2d array, so basically what happens, whatever values we have in rows that displays in column, and automatically whatever we will be having in the column, so it will become the row, right?  Okay, so first of all, like this code will be same and we just need to display. So I just need to modify this code. So here you can see what I did. I just modified the code. So initially we are going to read the values from the user and later on, I'm trying to display the values in form of transpose, right? So if you see the code, so if you see the code, so what is happening here, first time reading the values in two by two matrix, and then I'm showing them on UI, but here there is a minor catch. So whenever you are showing the values, you will be using j i instead of i j. Okay, so what will happen, whatever values you are having on rows that will display on column, and column will automatically convert into row. So this way you will be able to display transpose of 2d array. So if I run this code and enter one, two, three, four. Okay, so let me show you two results. So this this first part printing part will display what you entered. And this will be showing the transpose. So I'm just copying it and here I'm pasting it. And here I need to write transpose of matrix, right? And here I'm writing i j. So this this first piece of code will display matrix as is as you enter. And the second piece of code will be displaying its transpose, right? So what I'm going to do, I'm just clicking on run. So here I'm entering one, two, three, four. So now you will see to output what you entered one, two, three, four, right? Whatever value we enter that will be arranged in row wise manner. But if you see the transpose, so it is showing one, three, two, four. So row became column and column became row. So this way if you want to measure transpose of a matrix, so you just need to change the index. And if row and column sizes different, like it is two, three. So here what you need to write three to just opposite loops will iterate differently here. So this way I hope you are able to understand how we can display transpose off of matrix or a 2D array, right? So I hope with the with these exercises, if you if you practice these exercises as your own, and if you are a BTEC student or non technical folk or technical folk like you, if you any any stream you are related any age group you are whatever degree you have, but if you want to stand on your coding skill. So I think the these programming related boot camps will be beneficial for you. So if you see this session tracker, so here, all the session links are available, you can go through, right? So everything I will be explaining in detail. So for BTEC students, this is very much helpful, right? If you are a BTEC student, and if you go through this sheet, so it will be a game changer, you will you will love programming, right? So everything I explained clearly in every session. So you just need to follow all the steps, right? All the sessions if you follow, and whatever exercises I have demonstrated in all the session. So if you follow them, you will be able to learn the programming. So soon I will be adding some one day area and two day related programs here as well. So you can go through with those programs so that you can understand more. Right? So this is it for today. I hope you understood whatever I demonstrated. And if you are watching live, thank you so much. 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Good morning and welcome to the Zoning Administrator meeting of December 21st. I think it's our last Zoning Administrator meeting of the year. Hey, wrapping things up here. So it's 10.30 and I'd like to call the meeting to order. We have no minutes to approve. So I'll move on to our next item. This is a public comment time. This is a time for members of the public to comment. And before I open it up for public comment, this is for items that are not on the agenda. But we did have a continuance for one of the items on our agenda and it had to do with 100 Sebastopol Road. So if there's anybody here that would like to comment on that item, it is effectively now being taken off the agenda. So now is the time to speak. If you have any comments about item 6.3, which is again, it's a conditional use permit for 100 Sebastopol Road. So, is it my understanding that it will be continued onto a general planning commission meeting? No, it won't be continued to a planning commission meeting. It'll be continued to the Zoning Administrator meeting at a later date. That's the plan now. Things could change. I have not been involved in that too much, but at this point it's being continued. And the planner's not here. I don't know if it's being continued to a date certain or if we'll be re-noticing it. I believe it is. You know, I got your comments that have been recorded. Planning staff is requesting continuance of this item to a date uncertain. Please let me know in advance. I think initially they were, we were gonna, the planner was going to schedule it to a date certain, but then there were some other things that needed to be resolved at the site. So it is being continued and it'll be noticed when we schedule a date. So, if you're here for that, you're welcome to comment on it now. And the planner will see those comments. But if you wanna come back and you're welcome to come back for that meeting as well. I'd like to comment on it. Okay. Yes, if you would like to go ahead and state your name for the record, please. David Zedrick, Z-E-D-R-I-C-K. Okay. And I own a property. It went up right across the street from 100. I have a 1.7 acres of land on which we're building a couple hundred homes. And next to us is Marcel Dominguez. She's our neighbor and she's in the same position behind us is Shamrock Building Materials, bacon land. So total of about four acres and we've been held up about two and a half to three years because of other reasons. Basically, the city staff was at that time, they're not very long, was holding the construction of new homes higher standard than anywhere else in Santa Rosa. It's like a far two is fairly standard. We were set at a far five or a far six in that neighborhood. I just wanna interrupt for a second and let you know that you're being timed and you have two minutes. So if you have comments about the project, not about your project. Go ahead, I'm gonna catch in there. The project across the road is shown to be not an all day, not a quite proper day deal, but it is. The trucks come in and out of there for refurbishing, getting ready for the next day's taco truck job. And so it's going to be a noisy operation. Cliff lives actually not far from there at a different site and they're keeping it up all night too. It's not a friendly neighborhood deal. We put, we have 300 houses, let's say we're built on our property and they're gonna have to deal with it. That's not gonna happen. And what you're done by approving that is you put the sale of our property and new housing into a hard place. It's not gonna happen. That's basically my concern. It's a serious concern. We're gonna argue about it the next time we know that it's coming up, but it's not a good location. Somewhere else would be good, but not right there. Okay, thank you. Thank you. I'd like to comment. Sure, if you could please state your name for the record. Cliff William. The project as it's proposed on the card that I received is a operation from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. I live next door to a truck commissary and their trucks get back at 10 and they spend the entire night servicing and cleaning the trucks. So the operations, the real operations are from 10 at night until eight in the morning. And because the trucks are out in locations in the communities, and they come back to the commissary to reload and clean and they're required to have a commissary to be in operation at all. As stated here, it says that the hours of operation is eight a.m. to 10 p.m. In truth, the real operation and the new activity is gonna be occurring is at 10 p.m. till eight a.m. in the morning, which is through the night. You can hear it down the street.  And there's 10 trucks at the commissary next door to my property. And that's only on a half acre of property. This project is 1.8 acres. And on 1.8 acres, I could expect to have between 20 and 40 trucks on there. That means 20 to 40 trucks they'll be entering and exiting the property on a daily basis. Mainly in the morning when kids go into school. The other problem is on both the north, on the east side and the west side of 100 Spassville Road is residential. The Village Station Housing and New Development is the one on the corner of Spassville Road and Boyd is just across the railroad tracks from this property. Properties across the street is the Roberts District which the city has re-zoned for multi-family high density housing. We're working on getting the zoning adjusted for that. And eventually there will be somewhere in their nature 600 housing units in multi-family including affordable housing built across the street. This project they're proposing is virtually it's light industrial. It's not neighborhood oriented. You won't be able to go on to the property and buy a taco. It's closed, the commissary next door to me is not allowed to sell anything to the public. So I'll be back for the minutes on your agenda. I'll destroy that one. I appreciate your comments. Thank you very much. Would anybody else like to speak on non-agenda items? No for your comments. Okay, now I'm gonna close. Whoops, I'm gonna close the public comment period. Thank you. Getting into item number four here, the zoning administrator business, the statement of purpose for the zoning administrator. Zoning administrator is appointed by the director of planning and economic development and has the responsibility and authority to conduct public meetings and hearings and to act on applications for minor or reduced review authority projects or entitlements. Entitlements or land use permits. Determination or decision by the zoning administrator may be appealed to the appropriate appeal body, including the design review board, cultural heritage board, planning commission or city council. For any actions taken today, the appeal period is January 2nd, 2024. You got a bonus three days on that because of the holidays. It's longer than a 10 calendar day. I think it's more like a 13 calendar day appeal. So the next item is 4.2 zoning administrator reports. And I guess my report here is that this is the last meeting of the year. Come on in. There's an agenda there if you'd like it. The first are moving to item 5.1, a consent item. It's an unusual thing that we have here at the zoning administrator meeting. It's a zoning code interpretation. And the purpose for the zoning and code interpretation zoning code interpretation is to clarify zoning code section 2036.070A1. This is a section of the code that talks about offsite parking and the permitting requirements for offsite parking. The code we're clarifying what level of conditional use permit it would require. And it's a minor conditional use permit. If you have any questions about that zoning interpretation that's posted online, you can contact planning at srcity.org if you wanna see that, if you can't find it on the agenda. And there is an 10 day appeal period on this as well. So this is an unusual action. It can be appealed twice the first to the planning commission. So I don't, I find it unlikely that anybody's gonna take any issue with this. But if you do, the appeal period will expire on January 4th. Okay. January 2nd. I'm sorry, January 2nd, 2024. Thank you, Mark. No matter what I say for the rest of the meeting, it's January 2nd. Okay, so moving on to scheduled items. The first one is, it's for a conditional use permit for a new above ground, I'm sorry, design review for a new above ground storage tank and canopy for the property located at 3965 Occidental Road, city file number DR-23-032. The project planner is Monet Shikali. Is Shikali? Thank you. I'm starting at this right there. Doesn't show it. Presentation one next to save it. Right there. Oh, there you go. Yeah, okay. Up on there. Okay, thank you. So as you mentioned, this is a minor design review. So this is a minor design review to install a new above ground. Let me lower down this thing, okay, perfect. About ground for fuel storage tank, new fuel dispensing piping equipment and dispenser units and the new steel frame canopy over the proposed structures. So here is where the site is located. This site has been used for PG&E for many years before even those residential development were in place. And here is a parcel zone, PD and the general plan land uses low density residential. This is the area of where the canopy is being proposed is almost at the middle of the lot next to an existing structure. So let me get next here. This is where the canopy will be placed. So already they have the sponsors there and there's under the plant tank that will be removed. And there are some other structures there that will stay in place, such as this wash and awning structure. They will keep it and they will not remove it. So here is the canopy that is going to be proposed about the new dispensers. It will match the existing building colors. And I don't know if the applicant team is here so they can provide details for the color and use or like a materials for this canopy. And here I'm trying to show you the existing structures. As you can see, they have the sponsors and other structures in that area that will be removed and replaced with the new ones and they will have a new canopy to cover them. And the project has been reviewed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act and qualifies for two categorical exemption, 15301 for minor alteration to existing facilities and 15303 for new small structures. Staff received one call from a neighbor that had questions about location of this canopy and the height of the canopy. And after I explained where the location will be there were no questions or comments. And with that, the planning and economic development department recommends that the zoning administrator by resolution approve the minor design review permit for the property located at 3965 accidental road. And that was my presentation. And is the applicant here? What's their name in case they're on Zoom? We do have a hand raised in case. Is it Joe Ramaghera? What's the name of the person that- John Ramaghera. I have to look up my email address. Go ahead and let them speak and ask if they're part of the applicant team. John, you may unmute yourself. Are you part of the applicant team? Yes. My name is John Ramaghera. I'm civil engineer with Tate and Associates and part of the applicant team. Can you, hi, John, thank you. Can you clarify the colors? Do you have anything to add, I should say? On the elevation, it does notate the materials as an aluminum composite material. It's pre-finished and the color is to match the existing building, which is a tan color. Do you have anything to add to Monet's presentation other than that? I do not have anything further to add, but I am here to answer any questions or if anyone has any concerns. Thank you. So now I'll open the public comment period. If there's anybody here who has anything to add to that, more questions? And I'll close the public comment period. I did a site visit. I can see that there is a pretty tall wall on that western boundary of the site. So I don't think any of the neighbors are gonna be able to see anything. I also, I don't think anybody from the street, from Occidental will be able to see anything. Either it's kind of shield, it's tucked back behind an existing building. Given the proximity to residential use, as though I am gonna modify one of the conditions of approval, John, I wanna make sure that you agree with this. Condition number two, that limits the construction hours. I'm gonna limit them a little bit more from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday with no construction on Sundays or holidays. Is that okay with you? One second, I'm trying to, you said 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday? Yes, and then 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Basically, I'm pulling it in an hour each night because of the residential uses right over the wall. That is acceptable, thank you. Okay, thank you, thank you. And with that minor change, I am going to approve the conditional use permit. So thank you for being available. So moving on. Thank you very much. Whoops. Thank you very much. You're welcome. Moving on to item 6.2, this is a proposed portable MRI trailer and pad design review at 2285 Challenger Way City file number DR23034. And again, Ms. Shikali is the planner. So as you mentioned, this is another minor design review project. The applicant is proposing a new portable MRI trailer on a concrete pad in a parking lot for the new VA clinic hospital. So the site is pretty new and constructed recently. Here is the project site and the star shows location of the proposed trailer and the project site is on business park, which is consistent with the general plan land use, which is also business park. And here is the location on the site that's landscaping area also. Here is a closer look on the concrete pad and the MRI. This is supposed to be a temporary use permit, but because it's gonna be more than one year, so the applicant has decided to, instead of submitting a temporary use permit for a one year to keep it for a longer than one year, but they are not sure how long it will stay there and when they will remove it. And this is the existing parking lot, made some new trees. And the project has been reviewed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act and also qualifies to two exemptions, 15301 minor alteration to an existing facility and 15303 new small structures. I did not receive any calls or questions from neighbors regarding the proposed MRI, however, the applicant has emailed me and has some questions regarding the condition number eight that says consider softening the trailers presents with landscaping, shrubs or decorative fences to integrate into the environments. I believe the applicant is also available want to discuss that condition with you and if they can, it's possible to remove this condition. And with that, the Planning and Economic Development Department recommends that the Zoning Administrator by resolution approved a minor design review permit for the property located at 2285 Challenger Bay. That was my presentation. The applicant team is very, I think he might be available. Yes. Okay. And I'm happy to hear from the applicant. Hello, can you hear me? I can. How are you today? Doing very well. Thank you. I appreciate these nominations and being able to attend via Zoom today. So we are requesting that condition eight be removed. It was noted as a consider item. And then the email sending to Monet, we cited the fact that one, we are not adjacent to any residential adjacent properties. Most of the other properties are similar or conducive in use. It is mobile and not a permanent fixture. And while we can't explicitly state, it will be gone in a certain period. The VA, when we originally did this building two years ago, did not have the staff that would utilize an MRI trailer and that can change again at any time. So as far as a duration of when it would be there, it is unknown. The landscaped area already exists. There are some shrubs. There's about a 40 to 41 foot buffer between there and the road. The adjacent property across Capricorn Way has mature trees, additional parking, additional, I'll say, boulevard area, landscape area. So there is shielding from that tenant already with their own trees, mature trees. And it is a medical grade clinical space. So it's not a trailer that's used for storage. There's not gonna be things being packed around it, stored there. We have made the provisions and considerations for patient caregiver safety, ADA access, et cetera. So it really is just the trailer that will be sitting there, which is again, a medical grade, clean in nature, et cetera. So we would ask if we could have this excluded in this requirement and I would appreciate that consideration. Okay, thank you. Is there anybody here from the public that would like to comment on this item? Okay, thank you, by the way, for your comments. I've visited the site. I've actually visited the site a couple of times and so I wanna say, first of all, the VA building is a very attractive building. And this is a relatively new business park and it's kind of filled with pretty attractive buildings. Oh, and I think I need to close the public comment period. That, you now see my fault. I'm good at opening on that. I'm horrible about closing them. So moving on, yeah, it's a very attractive business park. I do see the screening on the street. I took some photos, so I can kind of think about this. I did see your comments and your email. Thank you. I do want it screened, but I don't think it needs to be a permanent screening. There are planters or something that you can come in to put on the end caps of the unit, putting in some little shrubs in a, whatever, a planter box that can be removed when the trailer's removed. If it were a temporary, if we knew it was going to be removed in 12 months with a temporary use permit, you wouldn't be going through this process, that staff level for a reason, but if it could stay there for multiple years, we want it to remain attractive. So I think just screening it, you don't need to install a fence. What I did notice is that there is a failing tree in the landscape that failing tree should be addressed, whether it's removed to let the tree next to it kind of grow into the area or replaced either one. So I would encourage you to do that. But as far as the end caps, so we're not just screening it from the buildings across the street. We're screening it from anybody driving through that business park, so for people on the road. And again, it doesn't need to be anything to elaborate. I mean, they have those very nice stainless steel troughs that a lot of people use. You could put any number of plants that would grow up to be about maybe six feet tall and just be a real nice screen. Again, on the end caps, it doesn't need to be screened on the side of the VA hospital or clinic. And it also does not need to be screened anymore along the street. It's just those end caps. So can we reconstruct that condition to reflect that? All right, is he muted? Yeah. Yes. Can you unmute? Yeah, I was jabbering. I do it all the time. Thank you. Yes, we can modify that condition to say planters screening with some shrubbery or whatever on the end caps. I think it's containerized. I'm just gonna tell you, my neighbors did this beautiful screening in those types of containers with bamboo. You don't wanna put bamboo in the ground because it can just reap havoc on your pipes. But in a planter like that, it would grow quickly, provide a beautiful screening for you, and inexpensively. Is, can we maximize the number of planters or if they're individual planters to two or three, what are we looking at? You know, I just wanna screen the end caps. So if your planter is two by two, you're probably gonna need about six of them. If it's six by two, you'll probably need two of them. So you can work with Ms. Shikali to figure out a planting plan sheet. We'll just go ahead and we'll say, change that to read, provide screening on both ends of the trailer. The design should be approved by planning staff. Okay. Does that work for you? That does. And just note that on the patient side where the parking is in ADA, we need to make sure that there's, that they would not interfere. So there may be slightly less screening on that side than the opposite end to keep those clearances and safety for ADA. Yeah, work with Bonet. She can, yeah, if there's any question, I'm usually in the office and easily accessible as well. And by the way, I wanna say, I'm really happy you guys found the staff to get the MRI trailer there for the VA. It's important. Yes it is. Thank you so much. You bet. Thank you. I appreciate you all. Oh, wait, wait, wait. Before you go away, I also wanna make a correction to the resolution. Thanks, Bonet. In the very top, the very beginning of the first whereas as we call them in the resolution, it refers, there's a typo, it refers to the VA clink. And I'm going to revise that to say the VA outpatient clinic, Santa Rosa. Okay, yeah, I saw that actually. So thank you. And I agree with that, correct? And then there's one of the findings, and this is more for the record, one of the findings, finding number four, I'm gonna change it to read and you don't have to take a lot of notes because I've got this. The architectural design of the proposed MRI trailer is compatible with the character of the surrounding neighborhood in that the proposed MRI trailer is fabricated structure, temporary in nature that will be placed on a concrete pad. The trailer is proposed in a location where existing landscaping will screen it from neighboring commercial properties, period. So yeah, that will go ahead and make those minor edits to the resolution. Thank you, we agree with those changes and the modified condition. Have a good day and happy holidays. Happy holidays to you and with that, I'll go ahead and approve the resolution. Thank you. Okay, change of the guard here. The next item is a public meeting. This is the one that we talked about a little bit earlier, an outdoor storage and commissary kitchen open during transitional hours. This is a conditional use permit proposed at 100 Sebastopol Road, CUP 23-036. I already announced that it was going to be continued but will you clarify if it's a date certain or at this point in time, it's a date uncertain and there will be another notice that will be sent out confirming the next available date or when it's determined. Got it. During the open public comment session, while I'm walking over, I don't know if you've heard those or not, but I heard a good chunk of it. Okay, good, good. I took some notes. I've received written comments, I believe. Both, I believe so. I know Cliff for sure. Okay, okay, great. So with that, we're gonna move on to item 6.4. And this is a public meeting item. It's a medic-ambulance service incorporated. This is a conditional use permit proposed at 1269A Corporate Center Parkway. The project planner is Kristen A. Tumions. And give us just a sec to get this thing. Oh, God, I don't have to work that. Oh, okay. I also wanna say, again, for any actions taken today so far, the appeal period, we can all say it together, expires on January 2nd, 2024. Okay. Thank you, Ms. Murray. My name is Kristen A. Tumions. I'm a senior planner in presenting medic-ambulance service Inc. CP 23-057 proposed at 1269A Corporate Center Parkway. In June of this year, medic in partnership with Sonoma County Fire District were awarded the Advanced Life Support 911 ambulance provider in Sonoma County. This service is set to commence on January 16th, at which time they will take over as the primary responder for the exclusive operating area in Sonoma County. The facility would be the main operation of medic-ambulance Sonoma County Division. This operation will be 24-7. The ambulances that are parked at this facility will be minimal as they will be deployed throughout the county. Any ambulances that are not in use will be parked within the warehouse and will not be visible from the street. This number would be less than 10 at any given time. And the employees would utilize the parking spots that are associated with this facility for parking their personal vehicles while on duty in the ambulances. This facility will not be a dispatch center and ambulances will not be deployed from this facility with their sirens. Sirens will be checked on the ambulances by the crews prior to taking the ambulance out for the shift. This is necessary to ensure that the lights and sirens are working properly. This test is a very quick turn on and turn off of the Sarant Insurance working properly. The applicant states that there will be approximately 50 people working at any given time and no more than 20 people working at this location at any one time. Most employees will be posted at locations throughout Sonoma County. Equipment and supply deliveries, the frequency would be bi-weekly and the delivery hours for goods coming in typically would be between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on weekdays to minimize traffic and noise disruptions. This is the subject property. It's located in a business park and it's a tenant space within this building located at Circadian Way and Corporate Parkway. Here's a little bit more of a neighborhood context. There isn't a whole lot of residential around it. That airstrip is slated to be residential one day, but it's separated by a road and buildings. Here is a general plan and zoning map. The purple indicates business park and you can see it's quite a distance away from any existing residential and future residential. Here is a site plan showing the tenant space within the building. Here's a floor plan showing how they would use them. Person to see quick guidelines section 15301 and 15303. This project is categorically exempt from CEQA because the uses proposed within an existing facility with the installation of small new equipment and converted of a small structure from one use to another involving negligible expansion of the existing use. Additionally, the site is zoned for such use and does not involve significant amounts of hazardous substances. All necessary public services and facilities are available and the surrounding area is not environmentally sensitive. There were no public comments for this project. I'm not a lot of interest when a notice of application went out and when the notice for this meeting went out, there are no unresolved issues. So planning staff recommends by resolution that the zoning administrator approve a minor use permit or a public safety. And the extended hours of operation would apply to businesses that are open to the public and this would not be open to the public. And industrial uses are permitted to operate 24-7 as long as they're not open to the public. And there would be set hours for a public operation. So as far as extended hours, yes, this facility would operate 24-7 but would not require extended hours of operation. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for clarifying that. That was one of my questions. Yes. And is the applicant here? Yes. Hi. Hi. Good. Do you have anything to add to Chris Caniz? I just want to say I'm Jimmy Chris and the president of our family owns Vita Gamelons. We're obviously really excited to be working with the district and starting service here. And there's a lot of moving parts when you're onboarding 30 plus ambulances and trying to find space that works. And so I just want to thank you guys for working with us because it's new to us and working with planning staff to make sure we check boxes but also have some nippleness to be ready to go unless in the 2060s. So, but yeah, thank you. I'm here to answer, we're here to answer any questions that you guys have. I have a staffing question. It said 50 people and then 20 people. Is it 50 people employed overall and no more than 20 at one time? We don't expect 20 in the building at one time. We have obviously leadership staff, you know, ops managers, supervisory staff, some education and training, but the crews come in, they park their vehicles. So that's that global of 50. We might be part of the park for 50 people but they're taking the ambulance and then going out to a posting location that we have, like we have a station, Tuscany, we're posting at some fire stations.  So, act at the same time unless they have more than 20 people. That would be a lot even in the building. Yeah, I want to say personally, I think this is a great spot for that location or that location is a great spot for this business. I didn't notice when I did my site visit that there were several cars parked in the parking lot. I don't take issue with that. I think it's absolutely fine to have all the service vehicles out there. Those won't be pulled in at night. So the reality right now is we're prepping for 31 vehicles to be available for our system with a peak deployment at 20, right? And kind of low staffing of 10 or 11. So right now, we're not running the service. So you're seeing rigs that are kind of getting ready to go. So right now is kind of a bad time to judge because there's things everywhere and we're just busting at the seams to get ready and also be compliant with this process. But we don't expect ambulances to be parked outside. And even with using the other stations, other fire stations like station five, American Valley, that will be parking ambulances at and we won't see such a big use there. So that's kind of. I will say that I don't take issue with you parking some trucks outside. It's not, it's in a business park. It's overnight. The fire department's on that street. Yeah, they're right next to us. I know, no issue with it. I just wanted to clarify for the record. It looks like there will be some outside. No problem with it. And then I think, I wanna throw one edit into the sixth finding that has to do with the California Environmental Quality Act.  So I don't think it's in any issue but just if somebody wants to split hairs. And that's the only thing. Thank you for the clarification, all of you. And I will be approving that project. Public comment. Oh, public comment. I'd like to open, I take that back. I'm not approving it yet. Is there anybody in the room that would like to comment on that item? Okay, I'm gonna close public comment period and approve the project. So thank you very much. You have a great day. Thank you. Thank you so much. So moving on to item 6.5, the public meeting for the addition of a garage that has an ADU on the top of it. It requires, the garage requires a landmark alteration and the property is located at 628 Wheeler Street, city file number LMA 23-007. And once again, Planner two means, Planner. Thank you, Ms. Marie. This is, as you stated, a garage with an ADU at file number LMA 23-007 at 628 Wheeler Street. Now this is an aerial view of the property at 628 Wheeler Street. There's an existing detached garage in the back that you can kind of see from this street view. And here's a neighborhood context showing that the property is in a PD and it's also in a historic neighborhood. There's a little bit more of a neighborhood context showing the entire block, which is mostly residential. Here's a general plan and zoning showing there is some core mixed use. The downtown is kind of creeping into this block, but the surrounding neighbors are all within that historic PD. It's known as the Burbank Gardens Neighborhood Preservation District. And this preservation district is known for having typical loss at our narrow, measuring 40 to 50 feet.  Create clearly defined entries. Usually there are single car garages located at the rear of the property, often on a side property line with a narrow driveway access, which is very fitting. And this property is typical of that. Again, this six to eight wheeler is a contributor. The primary structure of the residence is a tutor revival built in 1931, which is an estimate could be older. And here you can see a north elevation of the existing residence and then the garage in the back that they're proposing to demolish. It's a one-story, it looks like a two-car garage, but it is fairly small. It's in, it's seen better days. And you can see, you can see the front facade of the garage has horizontal siding. And the portions of the garage that, the other portions, other sides of the garage are a board and baton. Here's a close-up of the board and baton and the rotting timbers. The applicant is proposing a new detached garage, three feet from the property line. It would have an ADU above. And the building would be clad similarly to the existing garage with horizontal siding in the front and board and baton on the sides. You can see they have some divided light windows in the garage. The right side of the garage would be the most visible from the street. And they've chosen a fairly attractive garage door that would be visible. Here's a floor plan for the garage below an ADU above. It's a one-bedroom ADU. And I've already talked about this a little bit already, but this property is very typical in that they have a garage in the back that's accessed from this narrow driveway from on the side. The materials are reminiscent of other homes in the area with horizontal siding and board and baton. The proposed project was reviewed in compliance with CEQA and qualifies for a class three exemption under section 15303. New construction or conversion of small structures in that the proposal involves a new detached garage and accessory dwelling unit. We had one comment, a late comment from someone from the public urging us to approve an attractive design. I don't think they saw the plans, but they were concerned but it would be fairly prominently, prominently visible from the street. And they were hoping that we approve an attractive design today. Me too. So with that, the planning and economic development department recommends that the zoning administrator by resolution approve a minor landmark alteration permit to allow the demolition of the existing detached garage and the construction of a new detached garage and accessory dwelling unit above at 628 Wheeler Street. And here's my contact information. You need to contact me after right now. And I know that there are members in the room on the applicant team for this one because I walked in with some of them. Would you like to add anything to Kristen's presentation or? I hope you enjoyed my chickens. No, I just, you know, the existing structure has been from the time I've moved in, I've lived in that house over 20 years. That existing structure has been kind of, I'm surprised it's still standing this time. So the fact that it will be a structurally sound dwelling is wonderful. Yeah, I agree. And I'm hugely supportive personally of ADUs. So I'd like to open up for public comment, if I could, if there's anybody in the room that would like to comment on this project. And with that, I'd like to close public comment. I wanna say, first, I think it's a lovely design. I do have a question though. I have a question about the board and batten and then the horizontal siding in the front. Is there a reason that you, was it trying to clone what's there now? Yes. I'll let you take it. Yeah, I was trying to clone it. I was trying to make the front of it look like the house and the back of it, which is less expensive board and batten. And that would be the three sides, which is pretty much covered by fences and trees. And I think there's also a financial cost. The cost of trying to use the redwood siding on all four sides would be prohibitive. And also I'm trying to, I'm trying to make it a ADU that would be comfortable to live in. So I'm trying to also look at my budget that I have as a single mom. No, I understand. I'm just, I wanna kind of do a little bit of brainstorming. I'm also the staff liaison to the cultural heritage board. So I've learned a lot from the board. And I first, I don't think, I don't know that the existing garage that you're tearing down would qualify as a historic structure. It doesn't look historic to me. And so the reconstruction, I don't know that you need to use redwood. I think that you could probably use hardy board for the reconstruction of the new building, which is something you may wanna consider. I would not be the one to approve T111 ever, but I would encourage you to look at that hardy board. And I, with that, I would also encourage you to look at it as it wraps around the building rather than using the board and battens. Okay. So I'm just gonna add a condition that says to consider alternative materials that would allow the same horizontal siding to wrap around the building. By the way, the home is lovely. I did do a site visit. I'm not concerned about what people are gonna see offsite, just what, you know, how we reconstruct our districts. So yeah, you've done a beautiful job keeping up on it. Let me. Thank you. It's nice to see. And crew here, people who know what they're doing. Let's see. Okay, so yeah, let me just look at my notes real quick. And there's two changes that I would like to make and finding number seven, I just wanna add on to the end of it. And this is the one I'll just go ahead and read it. The proposed exterior changes are consistent with the applicable secretary of the interior standards for the treatment of historic properties with guidelines for preserving, rehabilitating, re-historing and reconstructing historic buildings, 2017 revision in that the proposed garage and accessory dwelling will not be readily visible from the public right away and won't have an impact on neighboring properties or the historic district as a whole. Exterior materials have been selected to be consistent but not match the exterior materials on the primary dwelling and the neighborhood. And there is no change in the proposed use. That's just kind of building on the secretary of the interiors stuff. And it's because, again, my involvement with the CHB, I'd never want them to question me on that. So, and then the other thing is a consideration to your neighbors. I'm gonna reduce your construction hours to 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday with no construction on Sundays or holidays. I'm sorry, what was the Saturday? Saturday is nine to five. Okay. And if you agree to that, that modified condition and your neighbors will appreciate it, I know I appreciate it with my neighbors. And I'm gonna go ahead and approve the project. And yay, I know I'm very excited to see those permits coming through. And I'm going to say that there is an appeal period. It marks over your five in January. Yep. I get 20, 24, got it. January 2nd, 2024, if anybody has any issue with this, that's, you gotta get an appeal submitted by then. And congratulations. Thank you. Merry Christmas. It's been a lot of years in the process. This has been at my head since I pretty much bought the house in 2000. I get it. So congratulations and thank you. Okay. Moving on to item 6.6. I'm speaking slowly so you can get up here. Oh, sure. Yeah. Moving on to item 6.6, which is another public meeting, you bet. And it's proposing a live work, a use at an existing building, a conditional, requiring a conditional use permit. Location is at 405 Chin Street. City file number CUP 23040. And Connor McKay is the project planner. And go for it. Thank you, zoning administrator. Murray. Murray. Messed that one up last time. Let me share my screen here. And I'm a little bit less of a formal presenter. So I hope that's okay with everybody. So yeah, as you mentioned, this is a proposal for a live work land use at 405 Chin Street. The zoning district is commercial office, which precludes the applicant's ability to move in to the dwelling and use it as a single family dwelling land use with a home occupation. So it was staff's direction to go with the live work land use because that is an allowable use in the commercial office district with the approval of a minor conditional use permit. And that is why we are here today. The proposed land use is a professional office. I believe it's something in the nature of a plumbing business that would be entirely conducted offsite besides administrative and office work on the interior of the building. In terms of interior changes, there would be basically combining multiple office suites to comprise of the single family dwelling use and then maintaining an office suite near the front of the property for the administrative portion of the business. And then here is the front of the building and then the rear of the building is here. So all parking areas are sufficient and are compliant with our parking standards established by the zoning code. We cannot require any additional parking. However, I don't think that any would be needed if we were to implement the required parking for professional office land use due to the square footage of the proposed office use. There would be no members of the public or customers of the business attending accessing the site. All, like I said, all of the work for the business would be performed offsite. And then in terms of environmental review, the project has been found in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act in that the project is exempt because the proposed uses are consistent with the city's general plan. And also there is a, the project consists of a change of land use with negligible or no expansion. And in this case, I would argue that there's actually less intense of an impact because there were a few office suites and now there are just one with a single family dwelling. The project would be required to comply with the city's noise ordinance so there wouldn't be any disturbance related to noise to the surrounding area and with that, the applicant, I believe is in attendance. And if you have any questions about the business operation or anything of that nature, they're happy to respond. And I'm not sure if you have any comments you'd like to make to supplement my presentation or? Yeah, I'm Brandon Fierrick and we just have a kid going to school and we wanted to live here and especially we're going to GSC I think from here and stuff. So we saw this and asked if we could do it and we think we can. And the business would never, no trucks, we're not a service plumbing business anyway. We do mostly radiant heating, condensing boilers, plumbing, heat pumps now, that kind of stuff, solar collectors, not much these days, mostly electrical. But that was our plan and we're looking at Sonoma Station, we're looking at GSC from here. So we have a few years to be in Sonoma right now. We're driving from San Francisco with bus and stuff. So I think, I don't know if you want to say something about this happening with drawings. Yeah, just looking at the project on every global standpoint with post pandemic work practices, teleworking, virtual office visits, the demand for this type of office space is kind of dwindling while our demand for housing is ever climbing through the housing crisis. So I think opportunities like this to convert underutilized office space into residential, live, work type facility is a no brainer, especially across the street from middle school. It just seems like good fit. The current demographic of the neighborhood is kind of a menagerie of multifamily, single family and offices. So there's already that type of use established in the neighborhood. So just kind of other than the zoning district, it just seems to be a kind of a good fit. Is there anybody else in the room that would like to comment on this project? So is this kind of like the future for some of the office space downtown Santa Rosa? I own the building right next door. And I'm just curious, are we gonna, is Santa Rosa gonna allow to convert as the office space becomes less popular because people are treated to work from home? Is that something that the city of Santa Rosa is considering is to start allowing some of that district to convert back to residential? You know, I think, is this in a PD district? No, it's in a commercial office. Commercial office. Off the top of my head, I don't know that I don't know what the requirements are, but I think you can do residential in the commercial office, but you can contact, if after the meeting, I'm happy to look stuff up for you, one of us could. So, but as it relates to this, so we've actually seen, let me respond to that, we've seen a lot of commercial offices being converted into multifamily housing throughout the city. It's in different zoning districts. So I don't know those requirements, but it usually, I know in two cases that it triggered a minor design review for some changes outside. So that happens. So we can help you with that. That's not really relevant to this project. So I'm happy to talk to you after the meeting. I wanna say, first of all, I look that it's such a nice looking house. I think I remember when this project initially came in, I think it'll be lovely as a home with an office, live, work facility. So I, you pretty much answered my question. I have one question about how many trucks will you have? Is it just a, is it just? No trucks, my own truck. Got it. And my wife's car, I think that's about all. Got it. Well, I... In the car soon, I think. If you, there you go. And I went to the JC and SSU, by the way. So FYI, I like that half. Anyways, I've opened up, I didn't close the public comment period. So now I'm gonna close the public comment period. And sir, may I have your name for the record? Oh, sorry. May I have your name for the record? A.R.T. And last name? Alexander. Thank you. And I don't have, I have no changes to this resolution. Yay. So I'm going to approve the project. I know it's been a long haul. You're there. You've got a 10 day appeal period. So this action, like every other action today is appealable up until January 4th, January 2nd, 2024. And yeah, I don't think you're gonna get a lot of pushbacks. So congratulations. During that appeal period, you can start working on building permits if you want. Yeah. I think it would be a low risk. So. Thank you so much. You bet. You all for all your help. You bet. Yeah. Thank you. You're welcome. Okay. Moving on. If you want to, you're free to go.  Yeah. If you want to give me your email, please. Yeah, I'll give you mine. Thank you. It's art, my scribbles. Sorry. Art.Alexander number two. Free email. Thanks Art. Awesome. Thank you so much. Bye. Oops, sorry. Art, you, oh no, do you don't want this, do you? Okay. Thank you guys very much. Yeah, I know. Love those. Take care. Thanks Connor. Thank you. Thanks very much. We're neighbors. We're neighbors, yeah. Okay. Okay. Moving on to item 6.7. Our last and final item. This is a public meeting for a mobile food vending business. It requires a conditional use permit and it will be located at 3011 Santa Rosa Avenue. The city file number is CUP 23-046. And again, Connor McKay is the planner and... Thank you. Yeah, so here is an overview aerial of 3011 Santa Rosa. Across the street, you have a motel. The truck would be, as is shown in the site plan, approximately in this location. And then the existing businesses, it looks like there's a cycle gear and there's also a canvas retail dispensary. And I think that there's some, we're gonna have to add a condition about restrooms because the project is required to maintain an agreement for the use of restrooms within 200 feet of the proposed mobile food vending facility. And we wanna make sure that there's no conflicts with the cannabis dispensaries use. The project also includes on-site dining, I believe two tables with four chairs each. And there are specific requirements and the conditions related to those tables as well. And if there's a gazebo, that would be required to be cleared by fire. Let's see. And then I also need to read in a correction to the resolution related to the general plan, land use designation consistency finding. So this project is consistent with the general plan land use designation of retail business services in that the proposed mobile food vending operation will provide food via a mobile food vending facility in an area that is envisioned by the general plan to provide a wide variety of retail and service establishments, including restaurants. So generally, this is a pretty good spot for a food vending facility. There's not a whole lot of stuff around here that can provide that. We have a little bit of, we have a taqueria down the street, some storage and carpet store and a roofing business. So it's reasonable to anticipate that employees of the motel and of the roofing business and of the cancer dispensary and patrons of those businesses as well would be appreciative of a mobile food vending facility in this location. And then related to environmental review, the project has been reviewed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act and qualifies for a class four exemption for pursuant to section 15304 minor alterations to land and that the mobile food vending facility is a minor temporary use of land having a negligible or no permanent effects on the environment. And with that, the applicant is in attendance and is happy to answer any questions and clarifications. And I do have a draft of the condition related to the restroom use at Doobie Nights if you want me to take a crack at it and we can workshop it or if you already have one in mind. Yeah, I don't and I'd love you to take a crack at it but let's hear from the applicant first. How are you? I'm good, good. Do you have anything to add to Connors? Not really. I mean, everything seems pretty much set forward, you know? So I won't be really doing too much to the land other than just posting my food truck and the tables, you know? The bathroom, yeah, it's a concern because it's inside a cannabis store but they're willing to block off any surrounding little doors or things to not, you know, so it could be separated from the cannabis store. So it's pretty straightforward. Yeah, I did a site visit, just full disclosure. I'm kind of a geek about that. My coworker here would confirm that. I did a site visit and I do have some questions about the bathroom and we will condition it to make sure that, yeah. My first question is it is only for employees, none of your customers will be using that. When I went in, they said that they told me at Doobie Nights that the place next door lets people use their bathroom periodically. That's where they sent me. So, but they did actually then take me around the back and one of my concerns with them when they opened up the door, they said first they suggested they were gonna leave the back door unlocked, which is something I'm not comfortable with. And so I think we may need to work with the property or the business owner operator for Doobie Nights to make sure that, A, that back door stays locked and that when, if you need to use the restroom that you have like a limited access key, yeah. And it's an electronic lock. So I'm pretty sure they can do that. And then the other thing is that on the inside, when you go in that door to the bathroom, the bathroom's right in front of you, but there are two other doors. And when I went in, both those other doors were open and led to the cannabis dispensary, which they can't do, they have to keep those locked. So you're gonna need to work with them on that and we'll go ahead and craft some language into that condition of approval that says that that back door will remain locked and that only employees of the truck, not patrons of the truck, not customers, will be able to access that door to use the bathroom. And that the two interior doors leading from that hallway to the dispensary shall remain closed at all times while the truck is in operation. So yesterday, they were doing some work in that hallway and they said it was really cold. So that's why they had the door open to let some heat in there, but I'll suggest that next time maybe they get a little portable heater. Anyway, does that work for you? Yes, of course. I love mobile food trucks, love them. So this one's on my way home. I'm looking forward to seeing there. The other thing that I wanna compliment Planner McKay for is that he did not limit your hours of operation. So you do, the zoning code allows you to serve, I think from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.  I'm happy to report. So anyways, and then what'd you got? What'd you got? So I'll read into the record. Just this is the first draft subject to your review. Condition number 13, geez. The agreement for use of restrooms for employees within 200 feet of the mobile food vending facility shall not conflict with any state law, security plan or conditions of approval that regulate the operation of doobie nights, the cannabis retail dispensary located at 3011 Santa Rosa Avenue. Doors to the restroom and cannabis retail dispensary shall remain locked at all times and only employees of the mobile food vending operation shall have access to a key. For the restrooms. For the restrooms. Interior doors shall remain locked as well. And you can make that fit however you wanna make it fit. Doors to the restroom and cannabis retail dispensary shall remain locked at all times and only employees of the mobile food vending operation shall have access to a key for the restrooms. Perfect. And since the only people in the room are with the applicant, I'm gonna assume there's not any public comment, but if anybody would like to add anything now is your time. That's one question. The operation hours for mobile food units in the whole city, it's from until 11 PM for everybody. Unless they've been conditioned otherwise. So it requires a conditional use permit and we have to make a compatibility finding. And in this area, it's surrounded by all commercial uses, but a lot of times those mobile food vending trucks are nearby residential uses. And so it's not the business operator, but it might be a customer that comes up with their radio blaring or slam the door. They have a conversation with real disturbing to nearby residential uses. So we will reduce as part of the use permit process. The other thing to keep tabs on is that, at this point in time, the zoning code requires you to, if another operator wants to come in, the zoning code says that they have to get their own use permit, a new use permit, unlike most use permits that stay with the land. We are in the process of updating that regulation. And so next year, that's another condition we did not add, right? That Connor did not add into the conditional use permit. So it wouldn't be an issue for you guys in the future if you wanted to sell your space, if you will, for lack of a better description. But yeah, if you wanted to pass that along and let somebody else take over operating a truck at the location, you have to wait for us to update those regulations. It's a goofy thing that was in there from, you know, it's kind of carry over language when we extended the food trucks to, or yeah, mobile vending, mobile food vending throughout the city. And we're all learning that they're a real gem in our community. I mean, like I said, I'm a huge fan of the trucks. So, but if there are no other comments, I'll go ahead and close the public comment period. As with the new condition, I'm going to go ahead and approve the use permit and you guys have a great day. Merry Christmas. And, appeal period, appeal period. Oh, and there's an appeal period. You've heard that like seven times. The appeal period for every action taken today is January 2nd, 2024. And with that, I'm going to go ahead and adjourn the meeting at 1142 on December 22nd. Happy holidays, everybody.


Oh Describe the flavor profile to us will it sucks we are dying of that and today we are going to be doing the pocky one chip challenge My name is will this is the one chip challenge, and I'm not looking forward to this at all How are you with spicy food will I don't eat spicy food really often. It's gonna be rough. Well, be honest There's gonna be some tears Now how long do you think you're gonna be able to go without taking this at the mill probably 10 seconds?   Is this an instruction manual in the box? Oh God Okay, now open that chip and shout out bud. Oh my God.  Oh Take a look at that thing. Oh my God. Aren't you lucky you won?     Oh God It's coming I'm crying you're holding up much better than I anticipated to be completely honest The single tear Give me a look. Well, how you doing? This is awful. Oh Oh Man, this milk just tastes like water like This is unreal. Do you want more? No milk. Yes Oh God You're doing much better than I would have hoped and see I think you're setting a decent Relatively collected standard for the rest of the group somebody call a doctor. Oh God, how do you think you're gonna feel tomorrow? I don't even want to think about that at this point I'm gonna need to make multiple stops Pepto abysmal. Oh Now is it continuing to climb and get worse or it has it already peaked and coming down? I think it's getting worse.  Yeah, you can't quite tell what's going on here There's a Vapkappa a one-chip talent If you want to hold that up now the after shot.


All this month get any smart phone 32 giga under for 50% off regular price at Appalachian Wireless. Better service, bigger savings, that's today's Appalachian Wireless. While supplies last, two-year agreement required. Over 50 people were in attendance for Grow Appalachia's first meeting of the year at the Heinemann Cinema School Thursday. Grow Appalachia's been working to preserve the past, build hope for the future and empower Appalachians to live healthy, productive lives. Grow Appalachia is a program that allows us to work with people in the community to provide them with resources and trainings to grow their own organic gardens. We work with gardeners who are just home gardeners or community gardeners or people who are growing for market. Resources being seeds, garden tools, fertilizer, etc. And also we offer workshops teaching them about garden planting. So it's really a program for people of all skill levels in gardening. Grow Appalachia is planting the seeds for a sustainable future. Despite having a rich agricultural history, family farming and gardening have become less popular and less profitable than Appalachia, limiting the access to healthy, affordable food. However, interest in growing organic foods is increasing for many reasons. We started out the first year, there was probably 14 or 15 families involved and by the end of the year there was about 6 families and then you can see tonight there was a bunch. I think by us talking to people, telling them the benefits and they were starting to see the benefits from us, what we're doing and everyone thinks you can't grow vegetables organically and I'm all the time showing pictures of what can be done. I've got one lady I work with, she had never grown a garden, this would make her third year and actually the last two years she said she has bought no vegetables from the store. For more information on Grow Appalachia, visit them on the web at Heinemannsettlementschool.org. Reporting from Heinemann for EKB News, I'm Shawn Allen.


So today I'm making borscht soup. Now if you're not familiar with that, I wasn't either. I'm going to call this a classic version of this soup. It originated in the Ukraine and it's very popular in Russia. Now how I got a hold of this recipe was from my neighbor who had a friend who was in the country of Almina Kazakhstan. I'm terrible at pronunciation so I'm going to put it right here for you so you can read that country. So my friend's friend had a driver while she was there and he would drive them around. His name is Sasha Rogachev and he apparently is a very good cook and I want to give a shout out to him because if it wasn't for him I wouldn't have this recipe. It is, like I said, so delicious. That's why I have to make it for you. Okay so basically this is a beetroot soup with some beef in it, cabbage, some carrots, garlic. I mean there's lots of good vegetables in this. It is very healthy and I think you're going to love it. I'm Rockin' Robin and I'm going to show you how to do it right after my chef joke. So what is a ghost's favorite soup? Scream of tomato. So we're going to start our recipe off here with our two pound grass-fed chuck roast. First things up preheat your cast iron pan over medium high heat. While the pan's getting hot I'm going to season the beef with a little bit of salt even though the recipe didn't call for it. Remember you can get the written recipe below the video in the description area. We're going to go ahead and salt both sides of this piece of meat. Once that pan gets hot you can tell by it'll start smoking a bit. Drop in some olive oil just enough to cover the bottom of the pan. Give that oil a little swirl by just lifting it up and that way it'll coat the whole bottom of the pan easily and you can see now that those lines in the oil it's hot. When you go to place that meat in the pan place it away from you so you don't get splashed in case anything gets kicked up. Now don't touch that piece of meat just let it sear for like two to three minutes and then we'll do the same thing on the other side and I'm even going to hold it up on its end so that we can get the edges as well. I'm also dropping in a little bit of butter and that just adds for more flavor. Here's our first flip at about two and a half minutes and then I'll take my tongs to hold the meat up on its edge for 20 to 30 seconds. Once the edges are done we'll place our meat into an oven proof dish. Now we're going to pour some beef broth and you could use chicken broth too if you want. Right over the meat and then we're going to place this in the oven. Put a lid on this and place it in the oven at 325 degrees for two hours. Okay we have plenty of time here for chef joke number two while our stew is cooking. What kind of candy do you eat and the playground? Recess pieces. While the beef is cooking in the oven now we have time to prep up all of our vegetables that are going into this. I'll start off here with chopping up my yellow onion and this is the super fine dice. Next I'll prepare some fresh garlic by cutting off the end and then give it a little smash like you would the like button if you're enjoying this video. This makes it very easy to get the paper off the garlic. You can certainly chop the garlic by hand but running it through a press just makes it a lot quicker. Here's that chuck roast after it came out of the oven after two hours. You could even go over if it's not tender enough let it go longer. So what I'm doing here is I'm just pulling it apart and I'm removing some of the big pieces of fat. Now feel free to either chop up the chuck roast or shred it.  Once the meat is all shredded place it back into its baking dish. Now what the author also suggested you could do is cook the meat the day before then refrigerate it after you've shredded it up and then you can skim off the fat that's risen to the top. Then I place the chilled meat back on the stove just to heat it up gently. Okay so I have a stock pot here. I'm going to place some olive oil in the bottom to just coat it a bit and then I'm going to add the onions first. We'll add the garlic second just because we don't want that to burn and we want to cook the onions for probably about five minutes. Oops I almost forgot we need to add some really good butter to the onions so I'm using some carry gold here and we'll just work that in. During the last minute of cooking the onions we're going to add the garlic and just cook that for one minute so while those onions are cooking slowly over low heat we're going to prep up some more veggies so we have our carrots here we're just going to peel them and cut them into little coins and I'll set those aside. Next we're prepping up a russet potato so we'll just give that a little peel and then we'll cut it into bite-sized chunks. Once we get the potato cut up then we're going to want to place that into a bowl of water because we're not going to put this in the soup just yet. It's going to be sitting out and it'll oxidize if we don't put it in water. All right let's prep up some red cabbage. You can use green cabbage as well but all we're going to do here is remove the core and then we're going to slice this up into half inch chunks it doesn't have to be super small and then I'll run my knife through it in the other direction. We'll place the cabbage in a bowl and set it aside. Okay stay with me here we got a little more chopping to do. Up next is a beet. Well actually there's a couple of beets in this because well that's what this soup is all about. This has such a nice earthy sweet flavor you're going to love it and it's not overpowering. So what you want to do here is rinse first and then peel your beet.  Keep in mind that beets stain so no wearing any white clothes when you're prepping this up. So our stew meat is warmed up gently again so now I'm going to take the beef out of it and set it aside. I'm straining it here because I'm going to pour the juice into my pot with the onions. To that we're going to add the beets, the carrots, and a can of diced tomatoes including the juice. You can add some more beef broth if you needed to cover all of the vegetables. We're going to turn the temperature up to high and we're going to bring this to a boil. Then I'm going to lower the heat and simmer it with a lid for about an hour or until the carrots and the beets are tender. After about 50 minutes of cooking now it's time to add the beef. We're also going to add a little bit of brown sugar, the cabbage, and then we'll add some red wine vinegar. Give that a stir and let's add a little more beef broth because it's getting a little bit thick. We're going to simmer this the same ways we did before for about 20 to 30 minutes. The last thing I have to do before we dig into this soup is to cut up a little bit of fresh dill and some Italian parsley.  Now the recipe calls for adding the drained potatoes and cooking them for 15 minutes but personally I think we could have added them prior to this during the last edition. But I'm going to follow the recipe here. Before we cover this let me give this a taste and see if we need to add any salt. So yeah I need to add a pinch of salt. So I'm covering this one last time and we'll cook it for 15 minutes. It's time to serve it up and before we do we're going to add the dill and the parsley. Look at how delicious this soup looks. It's that bright red color.  Boy this soup is hearty. It will warm up your bones. It's got a great flavor and I think it's the addition of the vinegar with the acid mellows out the sweetness in this dish. Now here's a nice way to garnish this up. You could use sour cream but I would prefer using yogurt which I did here with a little bit of fresh dill on the side. Let me know in the comments if you plan on making this dish. So if you make the borscht soup you've got to try this garlic bread. Oh my god it would be so perfect with it. Click the link on the screen it'll take you right to the video. I hope you enjoyed today's video. If you did let me know by smashing the like button and leaving me a comment and a big shout out a thank you one last time to Sasha for this great recipe. All right we'll see you back here next week for another rock and recipe.


Hello, it's Plus Reports, where we bring you some of the stories and events that made the news recently. And just in case you missed out on some of them, don't worry, we've got you covered in this edition. Welcome, I'm Jacinta Obiuco. We are studying off on Education Appeal Fund, where the president of the Senate, Ahmed Lawan, has explained the rationale behind the 25 million Naira Education Appeal Fund by the government and people of UB-State. The Senate president spoke at the UB-State Education Fund reason held in Abuja, said the idea was to reposition the education sector and the state and avail the children of UB-State, particularly the indigent ones, the opportunity to go to school and become useful to themselves and the society at large. The report is presented in our studio. At the occasion, titled UB-State Education Fund Reason, Lawan, who is also an indigent of UB-State, said the situation in his state was good until the insurgent struck and cost incalculable damage in the states. Speaking during the launching, UB-State Governor May Malabuni stressed that the task of rejuvenating education in the state is far beyond the traditional treasury capacity of the state, hence the need to look elsewhere for support. According to him, the fund so generated will be channeled towards developing and maintaining a high standard of education philosophy, education policy, legal, regulatory and institutional arrangement in the basic and secondary education sub-sector. Even as we put forward our best efforts, we decided to approach our good selves, our potential benefactors through this education fundraising event to seek your support in cash, or in kind, employment, seek funds, and to an estimated value of 25 billion naira. For us as governors, who are also directly involved in educational activities in our state, we know that education is the greatest antidote to poverty and that we have a duty in the responsibility to take our people out of poverty and if we educate them, definitely it is the first stage in the journey out of lifting them from poverty. The fundraising comes on the heels of the recovery of the education sector following the declaration of a state of emergency by Governor May Malabuni led administration and the subsequent inauguration of a 21-member committee to raise funds for the education sector. In attendance, we have prominent personalities which include governors, members of the National Assembly, former governors, members of the traditional ruling class, emirs, mayors and chiefs, captains of industries, business tycoons and other notable guests. Moving on to River State, apparently more efforts are being geared towards addressing issues of oil theft in the Niger Delta region. River State commander of the NSCDC has called for more synergy between security agencies in this regard. NSCDC state commander Abut Tambawal made a score by receiving six suspected oil thefts and 12 exhibits from the Nigerian Navy ships NNS Pathanda and Port Hacquard River State Capital. Illegal oil pond crane activities and oil theft and the state has since cursed the nation economic waste. The NSCDC River State Command has taken delivery of six suspected vandals and 12 boats laden with illegally refined petroleum product from the Nigerian Navy NNS Pathfinder. The commandant Abut Tambawal expressed his pleasure over the colossal waste oil theft has caused the nation. He restated the reserve of the command and the charge by commandants generally of the NSCDC to put a stop to banquering activities in the state. Affirm our determination, courage and for the upkeep of this exhibit with high level of integrity and assuredly necessary investigations will follow and further necessary action for possible prosecution would be done by the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Court. The base operations officer NNS Pathfinder commander OMAR, CD, attributed the arrest and seizures to the lunch of operation at the River Dominance. These entails constant monitoring of activities on the waterways and creeks up to Carson Channel. Commandant Tambawal caused for stronger interagency alliance among security operatives in the fight against oil theft in the maritime domain. Exactly officer Niger Navy ship NNS Pathfinder stood in for the commander, Oluwashi Akon, and described the synergy between the Navy and the NSCDC as encouraging, maintaining that the relationship will continue. He expressed happiness that all the previous suspect handed over to the NSCDC for prosecution were radically handled. I can assure you sir that the relationship between us and you, it's a very wonderful one and we always maintain it so we need each other to work. Be rest assured your handover of these exhibits will put more courage on us to join hands together and affirm our synergy in the area of giving a saving form for the national economy. Both agencies acknowledged the effort of the river state government in pulling forces together by all stakeholders to see to the end of oil theft. There was also a joint patrol by the Navy and the NSCDC officers on the Sakau waterways. Still in river state, the state government tax force visited several waterfront communities and the double access of Potahakot. A bit of relief marked for demolition and told residents to vacate within seven days. This was in reference to Governor Wieke's crackdown on identified criminal hideouts in Potahakot township and Oluwashi access of Odubu in his 2022 new year's address. But the victims expressed displeasure over the insensitivity of the state government towards the displaced people. A few days after the demolition of waterfront communities in the doable access of Potahakot, some victims said that they were now homeless and without food. Some of the affected women narrated their ideals to our correspondent who visited the area. Endurance Odudu is visually impaired. Also explained how it's been difficult for him since the demolition. Some of the market women called on the government to reconsider its plans, adding that it was their financial status that relegated them to the area. Now all go my one market. If you know one hundred and something thousand then we'll give you space and yeah now free. May they help us a bit with the pay some more small money. I don't stay here now at the go 60 years. This water side now is the group where my mercury train me. I come out and this water side where you see like this. Now we promote the community so that we go fix the year they get fish. Chairman of the coalition of civil society organizations in river state NFL judge who condemned the incident said it is estimated that over 10,000 persons would be rendered homeless and driven into poverty by the loss of livelihoods and other hardships associated with homelessness and displacement. The people said they have written to the governor to express their concerns and request an urgent audience with him to discuss how to address the issues. It's nine time for a short break we'll be right back with more.


This is stock number 902598. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and use light duty truck and RAM headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2016 RAM 1500 crew cab, 5 foot 7 inch short box. Big horn edition. This vehicle has the 3.6 liter v6 pentastar motor. From this HD video you will be able to tell that this truck is extremely clean all the way around. Inside and out, blue streak metallic is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the truck with me. And definitely your best way to check out the vehicle before seeing it in person. It comes with factory 20 inch alloy rims with chrome covers and it has brand new Goodyear Wrangler 27560R20 tires on it. We put those on in our safety inspection. Front bumper, or I'm sorry front fender, no dents or dings on that. Headlight lenses are nice and clear. The front bumper is very clean as well. Comes with the front bumper parking sensors, factory fog lights, no dents or dings on it, and the chrome trimmed grille part of that big horn package. Passengers side fender is in excellent condition as well. No dents or dings on that. And the passengers side rim, no scuffs or scrapes and that tire is brand new as well. As you go down this side of the truck you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the truck you can still see the truck, hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises or if you're on the fence about making the trip hopefully this changes your mind. And you make that trip because you'll know that you're dealing with a high quality vehicle and a high quality dealership. Frame and underbody is extremely clean underneath. Part of that reason is it has the plastic wheel well liners which keeps your frame and underbody looking good. Back tires are brand new as well and it looks like it has brand new brakes all the way around too. Back rim is in perfect shape. Passenger side box is in nice nice condition I didn't see any major dents or dings on that and as you come around to the back of the vehicle full towing package which includes receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring and the backup parking sensors. That tailgate is in really nice condition. Locking tailgate, backup camera, has a nice drop-in bedliner, tailgate shuts nice and solidly and down this side of the truck just as clean as that passenger side. No dents or dings on that box and that back rim is absolutely perfect and brand new tire back here too. Down the rest of the side of the truck very very clean. No dents or dings on the doors has the heated power mirrors with the built-in directional signals. These mirrors also power fold in like so and power fold out.  There are no rips, there are no tears on the seats. Side curtain airbags, power driver seat with lumbar, factory floor mats throughout. Auto headlamps. Inside you get the 7-inch LCD display with the digital speedometer, outside temp and compass display. You can see that this truck has 34,349 miles. Comes with the heated leather wrapped steering wheel, cruise controls and gear selector on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left and as always on the back of the steering wheel are the audio controls. Comes with the 8.4 touchscreen radio, AM-FMN serious XM radio capabilities. You can also do your heated seats and heated steering wheel buttons right there and you can check out your backup camera. So what's really cool about this radio is you can also do your climate here but this one does not have navigation. However if you wanted to add navigation to this radio you definitely could and we can do it here at the dealership. It's 595 bucks one-time fee to do it and we can do it at the dealership. See your sales professional for more details. 8-speed automatic transmission, push button 4-wheel drive, remote start, dual climate control, heated seats, heated steering wheel, stability control, tow hall and your front and rear parking sensors. You can turn those off and on as a 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in. Factory floor mat on that side and the passenger seat is an excellent condition as well. No rips or tears. This vehicle has never been smoked in and the headliner is an excellent shape as well. Power slide and rear window, map lights and your home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems that has assist and 911 buttons in the mirror. Those are features of the vehicle that you never have to pay a subscription for. We will take a quick look at the back seats and then we will check out under the hood. The back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips or tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system. Power sliding rear window. These seats do fold up for extra storage and it does have a load floor which is really nice. If you got pets or something you can put both sides down. They got a nice flat place to lay or if you got muddy boots or tools you put them on there and you're not going to get your seats dirty. Storage underneath there and there is in-floor storage on both sides with removable bins, one on each side. You can put ice and drinks in there and then empty them out for easy cleaning. It's like you have two coolers wherever you go. Anyways, I'd personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. Hopefully from this HD video you will have been able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around inside and out. Under the hood we have the 3.6 liter Pentastar V6 motor. Engine bay is very clean. Engine runs very smooth. This truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. Truck has been gone through mechanically. 100% has four brand new tires, brand new brakes all the way around. And to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, wranglers, half tons, quarter tons, one tons. You name it we got it go to our website www.summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations. All at summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto. Remember to like, subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there. 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