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Commissioner Balch So I apologize—you're updating the zoning and you're saying <br /> we're excluding looking at the zoning for this What would be the normal process to kind <br /> of bring them in as a whole? <br /> Beaudin So cities are approaching this in all different ways, right? So right now it's <br /> conscience We've considered it and we're keeping our hands off of it, and you know, <br /> the funny but real example is Ruby Hill used as a bridal shower or event center and that <br /> was shut down It was problematic in terms of how that home was being used So if <br /> there are complaints from residents about things happening like a house being rented <br /> out for VRBO, we're getting involved You can go on those websites and you can see <br /> the options available in Pleasanton and we've taken a hands-off approach so far and it's <br /> been conscious So if it becomes an issue in Pleasanton, I would expect it to come <br /> through the City Council work plan and it may even come out of this process if <br /> somebody wants to elevate it to that level It does require a lot of study There's a lot of <br /> legal time that goes into it and there are cities that are currently collecting hotel tax and <br /> trying to work that out It's the larger cities who are doing that and there are a lot of <br /> cities who have taken a completely hands-off approach which is what we continue to do <br /> Weinstein And just to be clear, we're dealing here primarily with commercial office and <br /> industrial districts and the VRBO's and similar shared self-rental type of places are in <br /> residential districts <br /> Beaudin And I don't know if we said this at the start but we did break this into a number <br /> of phases We've got a minimum of three pieces of zoning work to do and this is our <br /> first So we'll come back with other modules and pieces of the code as we go We really <br /> wanted to hit what we thought were some of the efficiency and really updated pieces of <br /> the code first and there's some state law issues we wanted to clean up as well, so that's <br /> what we're doing in the first round <br /> Commissioner Brown And Mr Hirst pointed out cell sites Is that in here? <br /> Beaudin Julie's our expert <br /> Harryman It's not We have a separate wireless ordinance altogether so that's what <br /> would need to be amended <br /> Commissioner Brown Okay, all right I'm just being selfish My cell always drops out on <br /> Santa Rita <br /> Chair Ritter I concur <br /> Commissioner Balch And commercial and event centers as Mr Hirst mentioned, you're <br /> probably going to take a look at that? <br /> Beaudin We've got Mr Hirst's email and we're going to make sure we address it as we <br /> go through the staff report process I think Shweta characterized it correctly You know, <br /> we've heard really this is probably the strongest reaction we've had to our original <br /> zoning code and the reaction has been there's this fundamental tension between local <br /> government regulation, particularly in downtowns, but in general, and property owner <br /> EXCERPT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, August 31, 2016 Page 23 of 25 <br />
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