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right of rebuttal not allowed to others. He said because of that e procedure, an error was written into the record that might other- wise have been corrected. He continued the City Council has pro- vided an opportunity to control the City's destiny by specifically defining what is reasonable compatible development. Public hearing was closed, there being no further testimony presented. Mr. Haws moved, seconded by Mr. Hamel, to deny the appeal and uphold the findings of the Hearings Official. Motion carried unanimously. D. Liquor License: New Outlet Pizza Pete's Italian Kitchen, 2673 Willamette Street, (RMB), Peter and Donna Goodale Manager noted this was an existing establishment requesting an RMB license. OLCC had interviewed ten businesses in the area with two objectors and eight non-objectors. He noted parking was tight in the area, and the building inspector indicated the busi- ness could not expand because there is not sufficient parking. Otherwise all papers were found in order and staff recommended approval. Public hearing was opened. e Peter Goodale, owner of the establishment, was available to answer questions. Ron Garner, 346 Ventura Avenue, distributed a map showing parking in the area. He owned property adjacent to Pizza Pete's. He reviewed for Council on the map there were twenty parking spaces available for five businesses. As a result of this, the overflow parking from these businesses take spaces which are on his proper- ty and which should be available to his tenants, thereby placing a burden on him and making problems for his tenants. He felt there was no possible way this liquor license should be issued, as it would increase the burden on the already limited parking in the area. Public hearing was closed, there being no further testimony presented. Ms. Smith requested a response in terms of the parking, and whether or not there was adequate parking for that type of business. Manager replied there was not adequate parking for the existing businesses in that area. Mr. Goodale said he opened the business four years ago and there was a parking problem at that time. Originally it was a takeout business, but recently he had made access to the back entrance and was allowed seating within the business. He said his business hours did not conflict with other e businesses in the area, and this alleviates a bit of the parking ~13 12/12/77 - 14