home on the property and not have to plat it. Therefore, they're asking for a waiver of the
sidewalk, which would normally be required due to the road classification of Oakland
Gravel. And then the final public hearing and design adjustment is actually tied to a
proposed rezoning to PD. And as many of you may recall, the PD plan is a requirement
of PD zoning, and the PD plan also serves as the site's preliminary plat. And whenever
we preliminarily plat property, you need to ask for design adjustments concurrently with
that platting action. So this is a rezoning at 500 North College to PD with a plan, which
is a requirement, and as pursuant to the plan, they are also asking for waiver of, if I'm not
incorrect, particular right-of-way upgrade requirements associated with the subdivision
action, which is the preliminary plat component of this. This consolidates three lots into
one, which is what the PD plan is serving. And then, finally, you'll have two public
hearings on the agenda, a CUP in a different location along the Business Loop. This is at
the Plumb Supply Company property that is at 2310 East Business Loop 70. The CUP
is to authorize mechanical and construction contractor offices as a principal permitted
use on the property. Currently, the Plumb Supply building, the main structure that is
there today has a conditional-use permit granted 20-some odd years ago. Two years
ago, the property was consolidated from two separate lots into a single lot, and the
property that was consolidated with the existing Plumb facility actually has accessory
storage facilities for Plumb's operation, which are not under a condition use. So in
essence, basically, we are expanding the conditional use to cover the entire now 10-plus
acre property, and that is the purpose for this particular application. It's to basically
ensure that all of the property has the appropriate conditional use on it. And then the
final case that you'll have on the agenda is a City owned property, and it's one that we
don't often see frequently. This is at 910 and 912 East Walnut. This is a parcel that was
acquired by the Solid Waste Utility for the purposes of a downtown trash collection
dumpster location on Walnut. The dumpster location would be off the alley. Though the
existing structure that is on the property today has been identified as being an historical
structure desired to be preserved and sold by the City, the Historic Preservation
Commission was asked by City Council to do an analysis of the property, and through
that analysis, Council -- and through additional direction by Council, it was concluded
that there will be particular restrictions placed on the sale of the property that will help to
address particular aspects of historic preservation. The structure itself is not necessarily
-- the structure meets age requirements. The exterior features, however, not quite so
much, but the interior features of the structure, as I understand it, have historical
significance. And the building, in and of itself, has historical significance. Therefore, the
HPC had asked Council do -- would you like an addition to the contractual standards that
the -- the use specific or deed restrictions, would you like additional historic preservation
standards place on it through an HPO -- Historic Preservation Overlay. And that is what
