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requirements regarding the same right-of-way width. Mr. Karam indicated that he would confer with the City of Stockton and get back to the applicants. Mr. Martin informed the applicants that the Committee Development Department will be recommending that the Planning Commission approve of the project subject to the recommended Conditions of Approval. Mr. Martin indicated to the applicants that they will need to prepare a Traffic Study and a new Site Plan. Mr. Karam asked the applicants to fax him a request for the Traffic Study. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2:00 p.m. 7. SITE APPROVAL APPLICATION NO. SA-00-64 OF JJ RANDY & MARIE BECKER. A Site Approval application to establish a landscape service and maintenance business, which will consist of constructing a 1,920 square foot shop and a 320 square foot mobile cargo container to be used for storage of equipment. The applicants are proposing to store landscaping materials and equipment on-site and will operate between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. In addition, it has been proposed that the landscaping supplies be delivered during the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.. The applicants are also proposing to construct a six-(6) foot wooden fence between the adjacent neighbor's property to the north and west of the proposed site. Located on the east side of Mundy Lane, 1800' north of Armstrong Road, south of Lodi (APN: 061-120-19; Address: 12504 N. Mundy Lane, Lodi). Jennifer Jolley, Associate Planner; Stan Chesney, Premier Environmental Service, Inc.; Kermit Darrow, Building Division; Ted Norgard, Environmental Health Division; Steve Dalton, Fire Prevention and Jerry Herzick, Building Division were present for this item. Ms. Jolley introduced the project. Mr. Chesney asked if the parking areas need to be chip seal or asphalt. Ms. Jolley indicated that the Planning Commission would have the final say on that issue. Mr. Martin informed the applicant that the Development Committee is recommending asphalt concrete and if he disagrees then he can go to the Planning Commission and ask for chip seal. Mr. Dalton indicated that as far as access wise it would need an all weather surface. Mr. Chesney asked what that typically include in chip seal from fire. Mr. Dalton informed the applicant that chip sealing is not outlined in the standards that is used. The standards require compassion of 90% with class two aggregate base rock. Ms. Jolley reviewed the parking requirements with applicant. Mr. Martin asked if the minimum parking seemed more than he needed. Mr. Chesney thought it was a little