Laserfiche WebLink
Commissioner Balch Maybe where I'm also going and I hadn't gotten there during <br /> question time, is does age play a factor I was an applicant which I lost horribly in front <br /> of the Planning Commission which is actually what got me involved in city government <br /> whereby the age of the 20 students was approximately 8-10 year olds So it was really a <br /> day care trying to produce itself as some other use because it couldn't get into an <br /> approval route that it wanted to do and the applicant's position at the time was basically <br /> then, well code enforcement will have to come get me and we know how over-the-board <br /> he is And it's such a why I'm talking up this particular one with the chamber <br /> orchestra, you know, yes it was a private club and that's a valid point but a slight <br /> change in the narrative and it's a music facility, right? <br /> Beaudin So I'll say that again, I think the uses we identify for this have to be a lot more <br /> concrete so you can have a real conversation and then, you know, for the games that <br /> people play, I mean I've seen people play all different ways right? You write the <br /> narrative for the project, you get your approval and suddenly it's something else That's <br /> just kind of the nature of the game that some people are willing to play in the <br /> communities where they want to operate They fairly quickly get identified and they <br /> I become problematic and then they're essentially removed or they get through the right <br /> process and they get the right approvals and some people do it by accident and some <br /> people don't, and so I don't want to write the regulations around the folks who are going <br /> to try and circumvent the process because they'll always exist So I think getting the <br /> right uses and trying to set up a framework that allows us to be successful to help <br /> people efficiently get into a space is the right mindset, but I think it needs to be more <br /> concrete to help you decide if it's right <br /> Commissioner Balch I have no further questions <br /> Commissioner Nagler So let me just say in this context, I know you want to but let <br /> me just say, the idea of coming up with a category of CUPs that are so minor however <br /> that's defined and so routine however that's defined that it ought not cost the applicant <br /> as much time and money and need not take the time of this Commission is a laudable <br /> goal How you get there is the point you're raising, but I just want to make sure it's clear <br /> that it's a laudable rule <br /> Commissioner Brown Why not just make it permitted? <br /> Beaudin Because there are certainly uses that fit the laudable goal definition that <br /> Commissioner Nagler just mentioned They become routine but they still need the <br /> clarification and they need a set of parameters that help them operate in rules that don't <br /> affect their neighbors in an adverse way It's largely about neighbors There are some <br /> things that are community-wide but that kind of elevates it It's really, if you're in a <br /> business park or a business center or you're even in a residential area <br /> Commissioner Brown So one other question is, are there two levels of CUPs today in <br /> terms of do all CUPS have the same fee? Or, are there other CUPs? <br /> Beaudin No, there's one CUP application process and you can do modifications or <br /> approvals that cost less do you have a master fee schedule? Or do you know off the <br /> EXCERPT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, August 31, 2016 Page 7 of 25 <br />