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D. The Planning Commission finds that the Application does not comply <br />with LMC Sec. 16.16.020.B., which states that drainage areas should be <br />left in a natural state to the greatest extent possible. The Applicant has <br />not demonstrated that grading of drainage areas within public opens <br />spaces has been limited to the greatest extent possible. <br />E. The Planning Commission finds that the Application does not comply <br />with the 2010 ConocPhillips Campus General Development Plan (GDP). <br />The type and character of the development proposed with the <br />Application is not consistent with the GDP and the street network does <br />not comply with the street network shown on the GDP because it is <br />proposed as publically dedicated roads rather than private roads. <br />Section 3. Based on the foregoing findings and the evidence and testimony <br />presented at the hearing, the Planning Commission hereby concludes that the <br />Application should be denied in accordance with LMC Sec. 16.12.075. <br />PASSED AND ADOPTED this 101" day of November, 2022 <br />Attest: <br />, Secretary <br />Planning Commission <br />3 <br />Steve Brauneis, Chair <br />Planning Commission <br />