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as you have wisely said It is not in this zoning because it's just not needed It's already <br /> got its PUD and it's already been here But as I think about it, it does make sense, and <br /> in fact when we define it internally in my company we do define it as light industrial <br /> because that is a pretty synonymous term with what it's at versus what one would <br /> consider heavy industrial Heavy industrial typically means you can do way more It has <br /> heavy power in the area Livermore has a very large, heavy industrial space near <br /> Greenville Road You attract a different clientele from that area than you do to a multi- <br /> tenant light industrial, kind of almost mixed use, bordering on mixed use between that <br /> and other uses I get that it might not be technically necessary yet, but we have that <br /> use It's just hiding under a PUD umbrella in my opinion at this point <br /> Commissioner Brown One thing to clarify, I mean, there was light industrial as a district <br /> I and the comment in the staff report is that there's nothing zoned in that district and <br /> therefore we should delete it Yet, when you go under definitions and you look at the <br /> table, light industrial is defined and it's within the table So I guess my question as well <br /> was <br /> Commissioner Nagler It's actually in the table and we're deleting the table <br /> Commissioner Balch It's on page 12 <br /> Commissioner Brown But it was defined on 18 080 15 <br /> Commissioner Balch It's defined, but if you look at the table <br /> Commissioner Brown No, the top of the table is crossed off, LI as a district, however, if <br /> you look on page 24 under Industrial, it is defined there so LI is deleted as a district but <br /> it's still defined as a category if you're using the right terms under Industrial Therefore, <br /> it showed up in the definitions on 18 080 015 and does that I have public comments <br /> about it, but I don't know if that satisfies Mr Hirst's concern or not <br /> Commissioner Balch But then the concern is that you might not like this medical office <br /> building right above it and it theoretically can't go in a light industrial area because it's <br /> permitted in this case obviously, but industrial G or an industrial park, right? <br /> Weinstein So what we're saying is that we think it's okay in the absence of any LI <br /> districts in town, we think it's okay to delete them from our zoning ordinance because <br /> light industrial uses are allowed in other districts, right'? We don't need that LI district <br /> anymore to accommodate light industrial uses because light industrial uses can be <br /> accommodated elsewhere, so that's the concept here If we think there's a need for LI <br /> districts, we'll need to rezone existing districts to that district so that would, in itself, <br /> require a rezoning, I just want to point that out <br /> Commissioner Brown I was confused at first, but I'm okay with what you did personally <br /> Commissioner Allen Me too <br /> Chair Ritter Okay, any other comments on the categories'? <br /> Commissioner Balch I do like it <br /> EXCERPT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, August 31, 2016 Page 17 of 25 <br />
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